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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-28
Democratic State Cent.a! Committee

ELLIS BosuAn, Of Cumberland, Chair
man. E..lIm l.. Hirst, L. G. Webb, Geo
Williams. las. F. Johnson. Daniel Barr, Geo
H. Martin, Edward Wariman. Philadelphia
i. H. Lamberton, John Beck, Hamilton Al
rcA:. John &. Nc Aliser. John 5. Hamilton,
D4aphin. E. ". Clymer, Benz. Tyson. Berks.
James l. Reynolds, Lancaster; George W.
Brewer franklin; John WeidmaD, Lebanon;
Ju;-e Strickland. Chester; s. DkeS j.. Roberts,
Backs Iohn \. Hutchinson. Northampton
George Scott, Columbia; :. u. Patterson,
S-hur!s.ll; Johu &. Smith, Montgomery; Gen.
Jacob Stable, YORK, F. y. Crane. Wayne: Joel
Datner, .idins: Geo. c. Weiher, Northum-
he-laud; Z. D. Chase, Sus11ehanna, John
Cessna. Bedford; Hon. James Thompson, X.
White. Ere: Arnold Plumer. Venango; d l..
Sherwood. Tiosa. Jas G. Ciark, ,Westmot,and,
Alex. Mckinney; Chester Thomas. Bradford
John u. Anderson. Huntington; Vi. L. II.
Panlev, Greene; Oliver Watson, Lycoming
John y. purviaace. Center; Wm. A.W a!iace.
Nfearfeld: John Ballry, Indiana: David Bar
oeIv. Jefferson; A. J. Rhey, Cambria y. II.
CoGrnIn; Somerset; Thos. Umbs;attcr, John
G. nrun. Geo. F. Gillinor, Thomas J. Keenan,,
Pi;tsburg,
ave l!ave nov charter for Railroad
from New Berlin t. Lewistown This, with
the charter we had before far a Railroad
from this place to tie Sasqueiuaaa, inter
scots the PaHroa,', nO,c az course o; con-
SfrucfIoa, or mat riUes, at one end, and
the Central Railroad, on the Juniata, at
the other end"
So writes q correspondent Of the New
Berlin Star aud Times 1t would then
appear that the Spruce Greek, Seiirsgrove
and Lock Haven routes have another com.
pe,itor-on paper. We bid New Berlin
go ahead, take out her charter, make the
survey, and raise the money. L: is fair
and honorable r;va,ry-far better and more
profitable than training old ucimbach to
swrar eray-headcd, respectable men, into
tAs fcnitentiary-a far better game than
Repu! !iation. Go ahead and Union coun-
T. VIII Soon become what she should be
one of the strongest Railroad counties in
the State!
Bu: ther. is something especially notice.
able in the matter New Berlin has been
-, %" "''''o '"~ ss"'iio"'
On tie Su quehanna, with which at Win
field they will connect ,rher they get their
Railroad. and for six months past they
have proclaimed the Road dead-DEAD-
thrice dead and plueked up by the roots"
tE5-l his IS their language to the Anti-Ra
read men, when they want to rope them in
against Division and make the bargain.
We will 20 against the Railroad if you
will 60 against Division "-ass Among
themselves: however, the sensible New
To'j5' re 'raat the Susquehouna Railroad,
y3e.lcr 'hey Ict2iu or whether they lose
,he County seat, and they e1pect to See it
luiit
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-28
II EAL ESTATE
For Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT.

- The subscriber offers FOR RENT a
-a-x large Frame DWELLING HOUSE on
South Second street, now in possession Of
Matthias Hate, near the Female SEMINARY.
&. F. MILLER.
Lewisburg, March IL, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-28
wall Papers! !

WALL PAPERs!-Ihe subscribers have
w now In store their complete Fall
Stock Of
Paper Hangings, Curtains, &c.
which they offer at very low prices, Wholesale
and Retail.
Our assortment is very complete. compris-
ing all the qualities, both French and Ameri-
can. We manufacture a large proportion of
our Goods, and can sell at the lowest rates.
Haper Hanging done IN tine Country at City
prices. PARRISH & HOEGH,
iSIl Nod North FIpTH ST. PhiLa1eiohia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-28
The Far.Famed Neiicire,
I;OLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed entirely of medicinal keri
are Of most harmless nature while tire s1traort'r-
az! VIRTUES they possess have rendered them
sally popular IN r'arly every art Of he world Ta
inIneus' success they have with throug ghuu tie
S'lrs i most extraordinary. owing. it j. lresuust
IL their wcndeTfui efficacy in the cure of Bilos
Complaints ard disorders Of tue LIVER and st n'.t,
Persons " ho !erseNere in using them zccorGinE 10
GIrrctloHs seldom iail in being restored to l.aA
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the act Of Congress approved 81 harch
1898, entitled IAN act to extend pre- pion rigi q
to certain lands therein mentioned" the or, smp-
ZION laws were extended over the above menti lie
alternate odd numbered sections where tn, settle
ment and improvement we're made prior to III. dale
OF allotment, IL proven up and p.if for at ths rate
OF two dollars and fifty cents per acre, before tn
day fixed for the public sale. And the act app owed
9th March, 1854, entitled An set for the relief cf
settlers on lands reserved for railroad p,
per~cns who seGtle1 and improved the above psmedo
sections prior TO the date Of Uithfrasoai will BE- en-
Titled to Pre- emptions at the ordinary minimum
price Of the public lands ct the rate OF one dol
lar and twenty-five cents per scrs, proven up and
paid for before the Gay fixed for public sa z. r.
fore every person entitled to the pre- m tcn
to any Of The alterts odd.numbered sections abt W
mentioned, under Sne act IF Sd Mar b, 1854 above
referred to- On settlements made prior TO the 18th Of
March. 1854, he date Of sllotmest) or uIder he
oct OF u b March, 1854. on settlements made prior
tn the date Of Ulthdrdpdl Of the lands from mark.
likewise every person entitled to prees pton under
the act OF 27th March, 1874, on sny Of tie stove
lands outside Of the all ltmis directed to be re-
stored 10 entry on the sixteenth aay of October
next, at b. Louis, is required to est,bish tbs
same to the satisfact'on OF the register and
receiver of the proper land Office and make payment
therefor a. soon as practicable after seeing his notice
and before the day appointed for the ccmu
OF the public sale OF the snds embracing he tract
JOS. g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land Clace.
ssp 19-lswlSw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

Tn REVOLUTION In MExIoo.-Owing to the
crowded state Of Of our columns, We find it i'm.
possible to make room for the details of the high
ly important intelligence from Mexico, furnish
ed to our hand by the New Orleans papers At
the battle Of Victoria, it 10 asserted that tho
insurgents were assisted by the Americans on
the other side of the Rio Bravo. After three
days hard fighting, the insurgents were driven
from Victoria and the town occupied by the
government troops. The insurgents in turn,
nothing discouraged by their defeat, lave laid
siege 10 the town. Santa Anna has sent large
reinforcsmsnts to raise the siege. The whole
country appears to be in most wretched and
distracted state
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
PERSONAL.

80. Hon. George Kremer, at one time wide
ly known throughout the country, died ir
Union county, Pa, on the 11th instant, in the
SOth year of his age. He represented the
Union county PA district during Jno Quincy
Adams administration, and was reputed to be
the author of the charge Of bargain and cor.
rup'ion against Mr.. Clay.
80. The Louisville Democrat states that the
juryman in the Thomasson case at George
town, KY, who was in favor Of acquitting the
prisoner, and thus hung the jury and saved
the supposed guilty, had been tarred and
feathered near that place.
80. Horace Greeley will be the orator q,
the Franklin County Agricultural Society, tc
be held at Chsmbersburg. Pa, on the 10th Of
October next.
80. Hon. h. NJ. Fuller, whig, and Hon
d. B. Wright, dem, are the candidates 70,
Congress in the 18th district of Pennsylvania
as they have been for several years
go. E. Percy Howe, formerly editor of the
Pine Knot, published at Gainesville, in Mis-
sissippi, died in Galveston on the 7th inst.
80. Mrs. Susan Heiskell, widow of Peter
Heiskell, died in Staunton, Va, last week, il
her s7th year. She had been resident o.
that town for seventy-one years.
80. Henry S. Evans, editor of the villag.
(Pa) Recorder, has been nominated by tn.
Wings for reelection to the State Senate.
80. Hon. A. G. Brown, of Mississippi, ar
rived in this city yesterday. He is stoppine
at the National Hotel
80. Among the arrivals of last week at the
St. Denis Hotel, New York, we notice Genera
Almonte, the Mexican Minister Count de Sar.
tigea, Minister of France Mile. Nau, the can
tatrice; Baron Palm, Col. Smith, Capt G. W
Lay, Col. R. W. James, and Messrs. Fisk snd
Urquart, of New Orleans.
80. A complimentary banquet to Mr.. Eli.
son, lately elected Grand Sire of the National
Organization Of Odd Follows, was given at the
Revere House, Boston, on Friday evening. J.
R. Mullen, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Massachusetts,, presided. Mr.. Ellison du
ring the evening addressed the assemblage
saying among other things that Odd Fellow.
ship was never in moro fourishing condition
80. DR.. Mott, the venerable President o.
Union College, is now in his S1st year, and
still hale and vigorous.
80. Madame Ruttkai the sister of Kossuth
has returned to the city of New York and 70
opened her establishment for the sale of Lace
and embroideries
.... The Messrs. Putnam are the names O.
the Now York publishers who have suspended
payments. The creditors talk of grantin,
them an extension of time.
80. A new hotel capable of accommodating
two hundred and fifty persons, has been opened
on the southwest corner of Spring Garden ant
Eighth streets, Philadelphia. 1t 10 called tn,
Richards House.
80. Forrest, the tragedian, commenced al
engagement at the Broadway theatre, New
York, last evening.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

NEW YORK BAsks.-Ths New York Banks
present the following totals in their statements
for the past week: Increase Of loans, as COM
pared with last weeks report, Sill 800; in
crease of specie, $3s,oOo; increase of deposits,
$3.50, 900 decrease of deposits, $14S, 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

TIE ENGLISH CRoPs.-The London Times,
commenting on the English crops, state. that
" the difference in the price Of wheat, COM
pared with that Of the previous twelve months,
will be at least twenty shillings q quarter in
favor of the public, which, on The whole con
sumption, will amount to boon of f25, 900, 900
to the public on wheat alone, besides CORES
bonding relief on other grain"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

No PosrPoNshESr on ACCOUNT OF THE WEA-
rHrR.-A Syracuse paper says that the Miller
ties have recently been holding q series of
meetings in that city, and have lsbosed some
what earnestly 10 mako converts. The day
now fixed for the end Of all things earthly, is
the 18th of May, 1855.
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS.

Rl6dLEs, Merchant Tailor, has just Re, urnef
u from New York, where he has seiectsa a.
a large and superior assortment of Cloths IN
Casaine,as, and Vestings, OIL the finest quail ID
ties imported, sll Of which are now opsn to Ii
the inspection Of the public.
Also, hAndsome and varied assortment OF FUR
nishinS goods for gentlemen.
Goods for boys, which he viii make to order Ia thu
best Rnnar.
fine stock Of mans rssdy-made Clsthins, all
inside up hero in substantial mannar, which be
will sell at oost being being de irous of eonfninp
his attention strictly to the regular merchant t.
oring business.
1928 Seventh st., opposite Ssldsn, Withers Co.
fen 10 - eo6t
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~ should De universally ksotop-for its strl ,tly
true-that indigestion is the parent of Isrre nro
portion of the fatal diseases Dyssntsry, diarrtpa
cholera morbus. liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think of that dyspeptics think Of It ali who
suffer from dsordered stomachs, and you are viii.
ling TO be guided by advice, founoed upon expert
once, resort at once don't delay day. to Hooaand'e
which, as An alternative, curative, ana invigorant
stands alone and unspproached. We have tried the
Btters; and knew that that they are excellent for
the diseases specified above. For sale by dealers In
medicine everywhere. cas-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

A FAITHFUL HUsBAsD.-The wife Of tho
captain of q canal boat fell into the New York
canal on Sunday evening last. Her husband
jumped in after her with his overcoat on. As
he neared the shore, finding himself exhausted
he thrust her forward, SO that she was saved,
was johnson, and he belonged to Waterford.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

ns4CENT Raw ARD.-ksnausy from the sub
~ scribs- on the Sd instant. VIM. Hou ton Clark
"a indeEtured apprentice to the Segar and lob csc
business l hereby foreWarn all psrsons from har
boring or trusting said boy on my account Is vii
bay no deots contracted By him. and any pers n
harbor3nS sxid boy will be dealt with according tt
law. JESSA SIRSON
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p. III. SIMS
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.

VIE undersigned having completed his srrsn =,
ments, CO used by the late FIRE, would rssp. g
iuly state that he has opened his sstablshment On
.th street. near the Canal opposite the Market aad
pertsiLing to his business at the shortest posdbf
nouos. P. H. SIMS,
plunber, It'll street. OPP. Market House,
sep 5-lms
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HreH PRICE FOR STANDING COhN.-Ths
scioto Gazette says, that a Mr.. Seymour, Of
Bainbriige, Ross county, Ohio, sold q few days
ago = quantity Of corn in the field at thirty.
Eve dollars per acre. This is doubles, the
highestpriss paid for standing corn in Southern
Ohio
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

ArSP1INDD PIcrURla-Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail 70 pay visit to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He hsson exhibition there come choice
specimens OF the new art of Yreotypi..g in on
which for beauty and excellence are incompsrsble
There is portrait executed, in this last style, CT
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lneamsnt thereof giving lifsliks ex
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the FIRST
Daguerrean artist Of our time. mar "a
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Intelltgenesr chuckles over the Albany
Agus's abuse Of the Soft wing Of the Democ-
raey, and extracts from various northwestern
Democratic newspapers and speakers to show
that they insist that repeating the Missouri
Compounds was not practically opening Kan
sas and Nebraska to slavery. .-s.
/. Tho Usios, commenting on {" The ultimate
triumph ct Democratic measures and men"
says:
> The very measures under which
We prosper ut present came into existence
amid storms of abuse, threats Of violence, and
prediction of national overthrow Many demo-
Gratis may think that the Nebraska bill has
been abused and falsi6ed by the wings to an
unparalleled degree. 1t 10 . mistake. Tho
Infamous Greeley, who would tomorrow break
up the Union without rsmorss if he could, was
even more coarse, indecent, profans, and vul-
gar in his abuse Of she tariff Of 1916 His as
sauits upon Secretary Walker Geo. NJ Dali
las, and all others in favor of that great meas
are, were in the last degree coarse, oalumni
Gus, and reckless He and his partisans-the
same that now help him to ali ND the crasv
cry against Nebraska, President Pierce. and
Judge Douglas-thought that Pennsylvania
and other States were to b ruined oatrishr
and declared that all who had brought about
this anticipated ruin should be hung In ad.
vance Of the catastrophe. So much for the
tariff OF lS46. But the same slanderers car.
r1ed their abuse to the same frightful extremes
a$anse the Independent treasury law, and all
who favored it; and their course against the
opposition to the Bank of tho United States
was dtsttng1tshed for its violence and yitu-
psrat1on. The reformers who stood by these
great measures were often denied the at
tributes OF human beings, and more than
once were threatened with assassin alton.
Colportenrs, strong minded women, thread
pare lecturers, purchased newspapers, and
bf1oed Legislators, made the welkin ring, Do to
speak, with anathsmss and curses of the de-
mocratic party because Of its steadfastness to
these measures General jackson, then con-
spicuous in the advance Of party leaders, was
denied By inflated priests an entrance into
heaven, and other democrats were consigned
TO to the most fery depths of hell. Who does
not recollectit? Who does not recall it? And
yet we of these days think all this most tor
n Bile affair, and believe nobody ever was abused
like jackson and his friends and disciples
But that Is mistake, too! Jefferson, long
before Jackson was prescribed, was hunted
down by federal ilandersrs and every wretch
that longed for British gold; and they did not
hesitate 70 impugn his good name and to SIAN
DER hls personal character. Any body fond Of
federal prophecies, and DESTROYS of contrast
ing them with the results, has only to 20 back
during Mr. Jefferson's term, and road the
speech of Josiah Quincy against the acouisi-
ton Of Louisiana, and he will read there tn q
model predictions and abuse now initiated by
Greeley and other sgitstors and knaves in
New England and New York. The practice
is half century old; and it has been improved
upon since it began"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

THANKS We are indebted to our enter
prising friend, z. K. Lundy, of Bridge street,
Georgetown, for copies of the Goblin Sneb, +"
and Mrs. Cores admirable novel, "Progress
and Prejudice" We recommend both Mr..
Lundy and his literary wares to the fostering
cssh-paying care Cf tho Georgetown public
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT
THOMAS LEWIS,

PRACTlUAL g 8 FITTER,
10th street, between Penns Avenue and street,
(FtU doors ADORE hcGuires AUCTION Storc,)
HAVING served . regulsr apprenticeship Of over
III Eve years at the Gas Fitting business a
in one of the largest establishments In Phil ~
sdelphis, would respectfully inform the ~
citizens of Washington ard Georgetown 1xA
that am prepared to At up Dwellings, Churches.
stores. &c, in neat and substantial manner, AID
warranted not TO leak
r. L. executes ell kinds Of iron Pipe Work, for
gas, steam, and water, At the shortest notice. and
on accommodating terms
Numerous references given II required.
sep 1S-1ms
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

A3- THOSE u WANT OF RRADY-MADs CLOTHING
should, before purchasing elsewhere, call ut oah
Walker 4 Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will find materials Of all kinds colors
and qualities, made up in the NEST approved styles
and at prices which cannot fail t. induce them In
purchase They have just received I'm additional
large supply OF those beautiful and we'll made Duck
Drilling Coats, which have NO comparison in tais
market Their stock ia well kept up, consisting Of
everything belonging to . gsntleman's wardrobe,
together with boys end servants clothing
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
FIRST GRAND BALL
OF TIE
4 merican Hidemen.

FTNHE AMERICAN RiFLEMBS pespectfsily In
form III rir friends and the public in gsnssa Al
that they intend giving grand military and rivic
BALL at Csrufi's Saloon, en- tho evening Of 18th of
October.
Particulars in future advertisement
sep 10 ecSts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

TIE DROUGHT ON THE PRAIRIEs Tho AL
bsny, ILL.,, Herald says hundreds of cattle died
on the prairies this summer, for want of wafer.
The Southern portion of the State has suffered
greatly from the drought
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

4 NlTIZaNs OF WASHINGTON wishing to lay in
" stock ef WOOD for winter will DO well TO give
me call as L an constantly receiving wood of tbs
pest quality on consignment, and can give the best
oargalns In the city, wholesale and retail, ct my
yard on Maryland avenue, at the Canal Rridge near
the Capitol.
Also, for sale low three FIRST rate Carts, two Wa.
Ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for q buggy.
lot Of ready mixed Paints
Orders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c
sep l5-1m D. w HTATH
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NOW is THE TIME

k'oh all thofe wishing to purchase any article In
- the way OF fine WATCHES, rich snd fashion
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling SILVER WARE,
(of our own mauufscture) &c. &c, to save from Is
70 - per cent. by calling at HOODS JEwELRY
STOKE, as he is low renewing hi Fall supply OF
hne goods, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
9th streets, sign Of The large Spread Eagle.
SIP 10 w. d HOOD.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

ANXIETY PoR STEANsHIP.-Fearsar are enter.
tanned at Philadelphia for the safety of the
new steamer Philadelphia, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 30th Of August
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

RENEWAL OF THI Nsw ORLEANS RIors.
By reference to the telegraph column, it will
be seen that the rioting was renewed at New
Orleans on Friday evening last.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

III AVlNG purchased the entire stock and fx tures
IL of T. j. Newman, formerly the firm of Forrest
Newman, viii hereafter conduct the business
aud become responsible for ell the liabilities of thu
hrm, WHISTLER cont. acted by the late firm or said p
D. Newman 7. J. FORREST,
Of the late firm Of Forrest Newman.
give upnll claim to the business, and all out
standing debts whether due NE or the late firm Of
FORREST Newman. p. j. NEWMAN.
Srptpmbar 4. 1854 fan l62,s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

u The Cincinnati Conference Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church viii meet in that city
On the Nth Of this month.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19

REPORTED DEATH OF ALvARKz.-Letter
from the city of Mexico positively state t. a,
Avsres, the rebel leader, Is dead.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

Il avenue, under the United States Ho- a.
lei would respectfully inform his customers
and he p biic generslly that he has last re- ma
ceived new Fail ard Winter goods in gr, .tlM.
variety, such loths, Cassmeres and Nesting. ~
the latest impoTtsti n and repaired TO hs va IN,
made up at the shortes no i'e in the most fssh o.
able nauuer and at low rates # prices
Having made s'rsngemept TO 20 into the Ready.
"sde CCthiNg business extensively this season hs
eea confident that be offer T. those " shipg 70
purchase stock Of Co hing not inferior 70 sny in
this city, ard not made up at the North as a. NJ
ally the case with work sold here but cut IN his
own establishment, and made by our own needy q
fsens in this dull at low rates of Prices he Ia
ensbied there or, 10 compete with hern work in
pc Mt OF prices; and ss to quality and style he viii
leave for those who favor him with call 10 n igs
lie can Sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest o.
the 70 lowing low rats:
Good suit for bospess purposes cut of cloth or cse
slnere, oe the small sum $1,000. SIS
Dress and frock Goa 8, from ..... ..., slO 70 $40
Overcosts Of different sty les ... -. ~ 70 q
Black snd fancy Psn taloor s....... % SO 10 10
Six and Velvet Vess..................2b 80 "a 10
This stock Of cle thir g is Of a superior quality,
ana hss o.en mads up since he received the Ia and
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand q large assortment
OF isLcy aru es-such as Gloves, Ctavats, OollanL
URtrellas, &c.
Sole hgsnt for the sale Of sootrs Report Of Fash
ions IN lnls cry. sep LIT
LNALL GOODS.-A fine stock of Gents Fur
nishing Goods now being received vhA
makes my sock in that line very oonplsre
@. BIRGK
tep 10 Willsrds' Hotsl.