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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

The surplus in the sub-Treasfiry Is again ON
the increase. II amounts to So, 0O0, 900, little
larger than during the period of greatest plethora
in September last, when nm imminent danger of
apuploxy was removed only by the heavy pay
mcnts for the redemption Of debt, and the large
disbursements for the army.
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"@ Cons1Innntinl

~ Consumption is, without 1oubt. the -
t., at,L OF all seaseslex ept epidemcs. appn.
could the ravoges of this arch DESTROYER be ne,. o
II timely remedies were used in all ying the ne,aa
ton produce by ordi aiy cold For Cong6a 6
Sore Ihroats, and all similar diseases STAPI P pm,
ANDY =. NE CHERRY EXPEcToRANT ha. no eap,I
1t Is not recommended as utaiiible but med;eaI @
and others who have used and administered aea
testimony to its extraordinary efficacy It's knons
be good medicine, and such is offered T., h 10
lie as also STABLER'S DIARRHRA CoRnIgA g9'
tor diseases of the bowels See adv ertisemept in ona
er cpIun' ana descriptive pamphlets, be had graft,
IT the agents. Price for each bottle only 5o s'as
six bottles Tor So so. - :, s'"ts' OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULDRE
FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
4th APRIL, 1854
G E0RG e NJ. RUCKER

kNEELS that in justice to himself-the Ladies and
Gentlemen buying French Work should Know
where splendid assortment may be found. He re-
specially asks their attention to the magnificent asson
mem he has just opened comprising the following styles
viz:
Maltese Collars, Every beautiful and new styes,)
do do. q Sleeves, Tin sets, very beautiful 70
presents.)
Muslin Collars and Sleeves, (great variety)
Clemisettes and do. {" :"
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, 4" -"
Mourning Collars, Chemiseties Sleeves great vaey)
Enbroderedand Scolloped Shear Lawn Han'kfs,
And great variety OF French and Scotch Work zen.
orally all of which will be sold The most reasonable
terms. InnlAt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

A negro man, the property of II. d. Flood,
Esq., of this city, bad his arm lady crushed
yesterday by the machinery connected with
brick machine, that it was necessary to amputate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

The bill authorizing the construction of six
first class steam frigates having received the sig
nature Of the President of the L. States, on Fri
day, is now a law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

~ We ART requested To ann, unee JAS ~
tor Comm''sioner Of the Revenue, Amhes, G. 1l0R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
New Bakery.

New Bakery.
VIE Subscribers respectfully info m Tho Citizens ID
tynchburg and the pub ic at large. that they Ia.
opened bakery on Main street, the store lntey
cuped 10y Edwards I'ugh where they will keep cor
st'htiy on hand supply Of Brrn Cakes, Pies nnd
xmas ct pastry usually kept in BAKERY Being r'aa
ca wn kmsn they hope ly ,trct attention L" tna5
to supply III, public with every artcl, wanted at ae'
"otlre ara on reasonul le terms
Hotels Boarding Ho lses, Wedding fnres and 'i1 4,
Gun De supplied win any article wanted in out II
snort notice and on ,onable terms.
+ OrIT2.
arl 3'dtm MOORE.
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6l2,9. 5l

Corrected surplus on September 3Oth
1865, Si32, 95l
say nothing of the possibility Of the interest
on the guaranteed bonds of the James River and
kanawha Company, falling upon the State, and
yet it has been discovered that the Company
paid the last instalment of interest due only by
using money loaned by the State itself, for other
purposes.
The charge of the sinking Fund will also be
greater than the Auditor supposed at the com
mencement of the winter. Companies have been
organized which he did not anticipate and we
have appropriated at this session about 5000 900
nearly all of which will be called for Mt an early
day. believe that the Auditor himself thinks
that his estimate of the appropriations for intee2
nal improvements likely to be called for in the
present and next fiscal years, should be raised
from S6,3i9,356 to at least $1,000, 900, besides
the appropriations of this session, which would
make total of nearly eight millions. But if
you reflect sir, that this estimate still leaves the
State liable to be called on for S3,660,S $40 of sub
scrptions and appropriation, authorised by laws
of former sessions, | think you will agree with
me, that it is probably at least million too low.
believe these two years will call for nine mil
lions, say five this year and four the next. If |
am right, the public debt will be increased be-
You'd the former estimate, and there will be an
additional charge to make for interest and Sink
ing fund of $50, 3l5 the present year, and Sll9,
$40 he succeeding year. In this calculation,
| adopt the Auditors rule of averaging the i'll
terest on the whole debt incurred within the year
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SPECIAL NOTICES

iV Murder will out F." nnd so will Tho ~. -
Emerson American Hair Restorative. bicb ell' Of
sroMth q" nir on those heads heretofore considered a
curing frice 81 90 in large Bottles Sold by laa
arl 5-lw n d ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

~ we are au' horized to announce LAFAypa.z
bell County at the next election ln,a. :, camp.
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at only two per cent, but ] must say that thihk
II will prove nearer three, which would make
yet further charge of $4,000 this year,and $40
Um next.
We ean now correct the estimates of the en-
tire receipts and expenditures of the two fiscal
Year,. They will stand; Balance in the Treas
nrv Oct 1T. 1853. SlS6,259
Net surplus of the internal improve
ment fund. before shown; for the
year- Is53-4, 1923
Other receipts for same year estima-
tod by the Auditor at 1,62l,7s2
Total, S2,lS5,564
Expenditures for same year,
estimated by the Auditor, 90, l25 Io3
Additional charge for the
Sinking Fund, 0,3l5
Appropriations made this
session to literary and
charitable institutions,
dc, not included in the
Auditors estimates 1l6,lS0
2,271,678
Deficit on Sept. Both. 1854, $S6,1l4
Add Auditors estimate Of expendi
lures for the years 1875 S2,1S2,6Gl
Additional charge for the Sinking
Fund, before estimated, at ll9 $40
Total expenditures and charges
for l85l-5 S2,38s7I8
Deduct from this sum
Net surplus of Internal I'm
proyement fund for 1915 S42,95l
Auditors estimates of other
receipts for same year, l,6l6272
--S2, 049 DOB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12


In the English House Of Commons, Mr.. II.
Drummond alluded 10 Prussia. a That taithiess
country which had ever deserted in our hour
Of need. and which ever since IL was kingdom.
had deserted every power that supported IL,
hear:l that had always gone over 10 the strong
est and taken advantage of the weak in their hour
Of greatest weakness country that Ind been
called n nation of philosophers and sehoolItas-
tiers, whose religion sort of neology that
turned everything sacred into lie-whioh had
no morality except that of despising the in-tltn-
ton of marriage. la Taught 50 that be had read
of man playing n rubber OF whist at Berlin with
three ladies, each of whom had once the happi-
ness of being his wife" Laughters
WHAT rs Your NAME.-Ihrce wild mudlarks
were recently captured by young divine and
brought into Sunday School in \. York.
"What is your name, my boy!"
DAN replied the untnught one, who was first
Intercepted.
"Oh no. your name is Daniel, say it now"
"Dnniol."
"Ycs; well Daniel, take that sent"
"And what is your name!' was Intercepted OF
number two.
"Snm" calculated the urchn
'sOh dear, no. it Is Samuel; sit down Samuel,
now let us hear what your name is,my bright lit
tie fellow" said he, turning 10 the third.
With grin Of self satisfaction, and shake of
the head that would have done honor TO Lord
Bureigh, the young cHtechuman boldly replied:
"Jinuel, be Jabers!"
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H.. NNE would respectfully announce
the rnhlir thtt he has fitted up handsome room s
JuS hhoVe ms b"oI Store, wlierp may lie f nhd nt
aSSftmeh+ q" tlanos,a prices varying from 5000 ~"
I Ii from 81 10 SIS and good supply of DIN"
ms room is opened In The public md particularly
Tue Ladies, call an see beautiful Piano. just oP"
ed to-day Tap lois
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'1,tnl.

Deficit on Sept. Both. 1854,
Add Auditors estimate Of expendi-
lures for the years 1855
Additional charge for the Sinking
Fund, before estimated, at
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3II,J2o
1,621,7S2
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CANDIDATES FOR oFrIcr

To DE CONTINUED
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09


OF inflammation of the lungs, on the 4i instant,
JOHN FITZGERALD, in the 3stil year OF his age
The deceased was a native of Cassel Island, Cary
county, Ireland. II il not mere tribute of the worth
to which his many virtues entitle him. that wish
to nsaribe thee remarks, for this is often the
of an obituary, useless here. The large number
of friends who attended his funeral, and all Others
who knew him will attest and retain his merits,
whenever his name shall be uttered But II is du-
" owe the friends of the departed, by remind
ing them, how well he yerfied-'.That life is only
preparation tor DEATH" that by his faitbiulness
God during health, he deserved and received those
sautary comforts in his last needful hour which our
bcnefcent Father never denies to such. His spirit
has gone 10 Join the church militant, and he
would recommend To Us still melbeTs OF the church
earth, with which Chris, has pfamised 70 abide
a steady perseverance in imitation of his example.
In word, the deceased was model in the respect
i've relation of husband father, friend and BeighboT
and that perfect charity which distinguished him,
causes him to he deeply lamented by bereavea
wife and acquaIntaness. - tAt = ~
His remains will be moved from the vault of 81.
Patrick Church, to his final nterment, Sunday
evening, ai O'Clock. The friends are invited TO al
tend. -s-... rsf- f.'- 80
Near Madison, Ind, at the residence of J. Broush.
Esq, on the 3lst ull., Miss JULIA SANDrRSON,
daughter Of the late Major SandersOn, OF tbs United
States Army, in the 18th year of her age.
On the 9Th instant, RICHARD COKE, son Of AZ
exandeI and MARY G. Alahon, aged years R.onths
and II days. 80 &. s.. ...-. l-,i, .15s -1-=-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09
ORNAMENTAL IRON WAREHOUSE
JACKSbG HAUL

n
'Hlo large and spacious has lately been fit.
Il ted up by tie subscriber. who has removed
from his former stand betS 9th and 10Th street
and who is introducing many articles which are en-
tirely now here Great pleasure will be taken in
having his stock examined by the public
The following comprise in part his Catalogue:
Perrhyn Marble Mantes, durable and more beau
ful than the marble, and less than one half of tn.
price.
Iron Msntels, tn Sc also are well worthy Of a,teD
ton
Parior and Chamber Crates of every variety q
style and finish
Encanstic Tile, for hall floors and ves.ibules
Painted Wire Window Shades and Signs
iron Flreproof Safes from the celebrated manu-
factory Of Edwards 4 Fernald
School Furniture and Office Desks
Queens Patent Portable FORCES
Fairbanks Scales and Balances
Two-wheel Gigs or Chaises and Harnesses
IRON BEDsTEADs AND FURNITURE.
Iron Bedsteads Of every variety
Spring Mattresses
Clothes Dryers
Hat and Umbrella Stands
Settees and Hall Chairs
Pier Slabs aud Gilt Brackets
Brcnzed Andirons and Tenders
Fire Set and Blower Stands
Marble Top Tables and Stapds .....-..
Foet scraIers and Wash Stands
Ale. Otis Patent Lightning Rods, these are supe
rior to any thing yet introduced.
IRON FENCES AND RAILlNGs
for cemetery Euc'os City Lots, Balconies We
being Of Wrought. Cast Iron and Wire
All orders will be prom pity executed and dimen,
sions taken when required.
Patterns Of the Fences may Re seen at the Store
and selections made.
Wire Fences for Farming purposes. wickersham's
Patent. RALPH HASKINS,
Jackson Hall, Pa ave. bet 81 and ~ sts.
feb 2-tf
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~ COMMUNICATIVE A,

~ ommuntcafed.-MrA svEs CH,p
~ aAS, District OF Columbia-Dear Sir: take
Fress5 - wriong you few lines IN segsrd soyouY
nPro'eu Steamboat " heels, My reason for taking
TINS liberty Is because have had ssue twenty ye, r'
experience In stean fpavigation, and have long
tnought that there would be sou,ethpy Invented
sna. sooI1 supersede the common straight paddle
lor propeliing vessels. There has been a great
amount OF money spent In trying bat IL has all been
fcomplicated machinery. so that it could not
oe used have often made calculations on the loss
OF power in using the straight paddle. and in NV
opinion. there is over third of the power lost nv
The entering and raising the backwafer, anu with
the vrcuam that is caused between the first az third
bucket, which is saved by your improvement, and
over the common wheel, and by the construction of
FOUR wheel, must say that there cannot DO n mora
durable wheel butt Yours enter the water end
wise and edgewfse so thst you get rid Of the blow
and backwater, aud enter the water without break
Ing the column Of water, which cannot be done with
the common wheel and to which would earnestly
call the attention of every that is concerned in
steam navigation. In ia Stce to you for your skill
upon this invocation, and more particularly To the
compactness for steamers for there is no doubt
but your wheel will all the danger of breaking
shaftngs and raeking huils, and there will be no
danger OF broacbing too far. There is no sea that
can clog the Vices, and the engine must work with
perfect ease to ITSELF and also to the yesse aud you
must have great advantage over the common wheel
for freighting where the wheels are immersed deep
IN the watec, or for towing feel it my duty as an
engineer to say to every that is gagged ia steam
navig tion that it is worthy Of their attention and
notice for am aware that it is with the greatest
difficulty that any one can get good Invention in.
troduced There has been many plans for steam
,at wheels. and all have failed on account of the
machinery, which this does away with that 7 do
hope some attention will be paid to it. 1t will cost
but 3 very little more than the common wheel, and
1t is far stronger and ess liable to get out of repair
hope that companies who are engaged in steam
navigation will turn their attention to yonr wheel
ard encourage improvements where they are inter
ested in regard TO safety, fuel aad time. You will
hear from ME again soon.
remain your obsdient servant and wcll wisher,
feb 11l* "' '..-"h, -ENGJNPER'
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S-lOP.

lne EreatHstStar Of to-day, i1a model mum.
DER OF a newspaper. 1 know not when 1 have
seen journal so we'll filed with fresh, inter
sung readable matter. This remark may be
.'ns'aered somewhat asttering, as it is the SEN
''"ent OF one we'll skilled in all that eonsti-
good newspaper An unmistakeable
'ehee that your journal is a desirable one,
exists in the fact that its absence or failure to
H'e IN time at the tea-table of those who
lave been in the habit of receiving it, creates
p1'pA'le void and vexatious disappointment.
An'" OF nothing more agreeable than after n
turmoil in business, to sit Of an evening
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09
The Agricultural and Poultry Exhibition.

ALBANY, Fec. S.-Our city is now the
centre of attraction for Agriculturists-
the annual meeting of the State Agricul
tural Society, and the Poultry Exhibition.
calling from all parts of the State GEN
tlemen interested in such matters. The
Executive Board Of the Agricultural So
ciety met last evening for the transaction
of business. Their proceedings have not
transpired. The permanent location of
the Fairs, it is understood, will be brought
up to-day for action. Syracuse has made
liberal offer for five years lease of this
privilege, but it is doubtful if it will be
agreed to.
The exhibition of fat cattle and swine,
as well as grain, is very large and highly
creditable. The show of fruits, flowers
and vegetables, will be opened at the
Agricultural rooms tomorrow.
At the Poultry show, the display of
imported and domestic fowls has never
been equalled in this State, and the COM
petition is very spirited.
The State Agricultural Society met in
the Assembly Chambers to day, and the
attendance of members is larger than on
any previous occasion. The Treasurer's
report was read, and shows the receipt of
the past year to have been 81 .268.417,
and the expenditures 81, lSS, 209. The
report of the Executive Committee, which
is quite elaborate, is now being read.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09
BIRTHNrGHT Bali.

INE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, take
L pleasure IN announcing to their frieuds and
the citizens generally that their annual Rail
Will be held at Carusi's Saloon, on WEDNESDAY,
February I'D, and they assure all who NAV hon.
them with their presence the occasion tha. moth
ing sna be left undone on the part of ths Comps
to make ii evening OF pleasure and rratifcatio,
supper and refreshments served up by co,npe
tent caterer. .
superior Cotllon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets TWO D0LLARs-to he had of 7 n Va
ner, Georgetown; W. b. Butt, corner Pa avenue ami
18th street: j. L. Power corner La avenue and 7tb
street: shil!ington's, correr Pennsylvania sy.
nue. ana street, and at the door on the eyeniuc
O: the Ball, s
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SELECT SOIREES DANSANTE.

DKUF. III. ". MUNDER takes great pleasure in
i announcing the commencement of lis Soirees
On THURSDAY EVENING, January 23th, at his
Hall, Columbia Place, corner OF eth street and La
avenue, and will continue every Thursday through
out the season.
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe by the month can
do so by Supplying at Mr. j. Z Ellis Music Store, Pa
avenue, near 10th st.
The School is open for the reception OF pupils en-
Tuesday, at 81 m and Saturday at 10 m, for la
dies, misses, and masters, and on Tuesday and Fri
day nights at O'Clock, for gentlemen.
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CUPID's ADDRESS,

1NHO claiming descent from Onnipotent Jove,
i And reigning supreme DER the Kingdom of Love:
1t l. my ambition and fav'rte employ,
To gladden. each heat with ntentment and joy
And whilst thus engaged ON my mission divine,
MetLought Of Writ IN ST. valentine
tiers,
l wished to consult him about my Head Quarters.
And these were his words, s'Rsst at ease on that
score" -
b 81, ST0RE- ..-.-. ~. ....., - : :
Where Loves own mementoes in brilliant array
Are furnished to honor my festival day. e5'.
Without more ado thon, We urge one and ALL 81 p.
Who seek something rich to give HAMMOND call
4. feb 7--St, b.. = ...-.. .-... -, fl51
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09

~WHY HAVE WE TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsTONE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new ,eory of vision In
June, 1888, Prof. WHEATsroNE detailed the true
theory Of binocular vision, together with descrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative apparatus which
he FIRST called the SrEREosCorE, (after two Greek
words, meaning Solids, see,') for which, in 1870,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. It's practical
utility has been overlooked, until very recently it
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the colorng, by which they super
sede anything We have yet seen in Photography We
advise all who have not seen them TO cali at his Gal
lery, over the store Of Duvsu Bro, near fourand-
srhalf street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,fFEBRUA
ARRIVED Huguenot Storer, Chincha Island
guano to Fowle & Co.
Ship Helen McGaw, Lunt, ChincLa Islands, suano
TO FUwle 4 Co.
sSiLlp.-Bsrque Alpine, Hunt,r, Liverpool, by
Eowle q Co.
MEMoEANDA.-Brig Russell, from this port for Ss-
lem, at anchor in Nsntasket Roads, 9th inst
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Arrest for smuggling-snow Storm

BosToN, Feb. S.-John Little. the as
sistant steward of the steamship Arabia.
has been arrested here on charge Of
smuggling. ~
= Another snow storm commenced here
early this morning, and has continued
without interrmss;on up TO noon to day.
Several inches have fallen. The weather
is mild. MOI.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-09
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, - M-Flour-
Sales of 1000 bbls Of Howard street at
SS.sft. Wheat sales of 5000 bushels
white at S2.0SaS2. II: red from 50. O6a
SOS. Corn-sales of 10000 bushels of
white at "a cts; yellow at 92a94 cents.
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MO. q.
FrREMENs AND CITIZENS
G r AN D q A II.

'HE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE COMPANY
announce TO their numerous friends and the
puoi'c generally that their first annual BALL will
t q piaee AT Odd Fellows Hall, on THURSDAY,
February 9th, 1854
The company pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared on their part to make their
pail one of the most agreeable of the season.
The very best Cotillon Music has been engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR--to be had Of the mana.
gers aud at the door the evening Of the ball. and
at the principal hotels:
firemen are respectfully requested to appear in
uniform. = -
No hats or caps admitted In the bah room except
worn by Firemep lG-
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NEW Goons

NEW GOODS.
OAK * ER, at his Perfumery and Fancy store,
l. under the National Hotel, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., Is just opening new and complete stock of
Goods consisting in part o Of
Ladies' ard Gentlemen's Paris Kid Gloves all sizes
pERFUMERY.
Extracts from the houses Of Lubn and Provost Par.
IL, and Harrison, Phila.
Genuine Ger nan Cologne, Pomatum, Bauf Marrow
Lows Brown Windsor Sesp, Ceavpr's Honey Soap
Lulin's Roe and Musk Soap
Taylors Transparent Balls, &c.
BRUSHES
English, French, and American Hair Brushes, In
one hundred different patterns
l. z, ., I, and low Tooth Brushes, London made
for our sales expressly
Nail and Cloth Brushes, &c.
COMBS.
Tuck Combs latest Paris STYLES
Shell, sufaie English coifsprsssed Horn and India
Rubber Dressing Combs
John Fen's premium ivory fneteeth and Pocket
Combs
FOR SHAVING
Gueriain's, Roussel's, and Harrison's Shaving
Cream
Military Cakes, and all other Shaving Soaps
Badgers hair Shaving Brushes, very Superior.
PARKER'S PREMIUM RAZOR STROP.
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1919.
We, the undersigned, ha-ing fairly t. sted Par
heFs hctalnc razor Sfrop Powder, to which the
Maryland Institute has awarded premium do take
great pleasure in certifying that 1t will keep the
Razor In fine, smooth shaving order, without the
use Of hone.
J. MAcFHzRaoN BERRIEN, U. s. Senator.
w. w. SEAToN, Mayor of Washington.
W. s. ARCHER, House Of Representatives.
Rev T. NJ PEAsE, Washington.
Taos J. RUsK, U. S. Senator.
HIRAM WALRRIpGE, Esq, New York city.
RAZORS.
Wade Butchers, Of our own importation
Tally Ho, from &c cents to $L25 each
Razors imported to order, and all warranted.
feb st