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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-16
Most astonishing Cure Of Sc-ofulous Ulcers,
certified by the Mayor Of Boston, Ding. J

CcEthCu W thc WAY vi Va Dos'oh) i'uC'J
Cry e Letier from J. r'5le, Esq, Mayor Of Boston,
L,tco'nSiiTe.
To PEoFEssoR HorLGwAY-Drar Sir Mrs. Sarah Dixon
Of iqus rponl oston has this day eosed before
that Tor period she was sevsreiy afflicted
with sorouous and ulcers In her arms, feet legs
and cther parts of her body and although the first Of
nciic,l aive obtained, at the cost Of large sum
Of money, she obtained abatement VI suffering, but
gradually grew worse.
Being recommended hy friend to try your Ointment
she procured suiall pot, and box OF the Pills. and
before that all used symptoms Of amendment appea
rd BY persevernE with thu medicines for 'hort time
loager according and strictly slhering
your rules Diet &C. she perfectly cured, aid
now enjoys tie best Of health.
REMAIN dear sir,
Dated Aug IL, 1855. tsisned) j. NOBLE
Extraordinary and rapid Cure Of Erysipelas
in the Leg, after medical aid had failed.
Letter from. Ms Elisabeth Ia,es, .fthe Pa 0e,, Ad'oet
R"rd, mar E3gn"r, Sasssr, dat.t Jan IL, 1853
To Professor IIoloway-Sr: suffered for . consdera
bic period fo attack Of Erysipeias. which at
length srtted in leg and resisted all medical treat
ment NV su-ngs werr great and quite dr- aired
OF any perssan-nt amenimant, when was advised to
kave 50 You. Ointment and iils did so without
delay, and am happy 20 say the result was eninenty
successful for they effected 4 radical cure Of nv leg and
restored me TO the enjoyment OF health shall ever
speak the utmost confidence Of your medicines, AMI
lave recommended them to others IN this neshtorhood
similarly afflicted, who derived great benefit.
am, .ir. yo'Ir obliged and faithful servant.
(s:sned, ELIZABETH YEATES.
Tn. Pills should be used conformity with the Ointment
in most OF the following cases:
Bad Leg. Chlbiains fistulas Sore Throats
I,,., Breasts Cnappel Gsut Skin Diseases
Earns Hands Gsudnlar Scurvy
Bunions Corns (sof) Sweilinys Sore Heads
Bites Of Nos Cancers Lumbago Tufno,s
ehetnrs aud Contracted Piles Ulcers
Sand Flies and StiH rheumatism Wounds
Coco-Day Joints Scalds fnws
Chirgofoot Elephantiasis Sore Nipples &c. &c.
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor HoILowAr, ga
Strand near Temple Bar London and also at his house
in New York Orders in the States addressed
- I.rIn will due att.ptnon. Sold
also b. all Druggists and dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States in Pots at 81 cts 81 cts
aud sC each. Wholesale by the principal Drug houses
in the Union.
1hsre considerable sariag taking tie larger sises
Mr. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder Mt affixed to errh Pot. ny50l)
Sold by DR.. KEMPER, Mifllinburg
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W0NDHRS OF MA5frnras .

W0ND.SBS OF NATURE.
TNHE present Proprietor of the newly disco
vered Winfield Gave Oimesione) in
DRY VALLEY. Union 10. hereby gives notice
that The Care ~iH NOT be open on SUND4 Us
for Visitors. Ii NAV be visited by Ladies' and
tfentlemen on any other dav, and on SATUR
DAY OF every week especial preparations will
be made TO accommodate with lights.
OfAll persons are forbidden to break off
inIure, or take away any specimens from the
Gave, under penalty Of prosecution.
The payment Of 123 cents only is required
Of every person before entering.
NOAH WALTER.
Dry Valley, June as, 1883.
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Life Insurance Companies!
Lnn1ca Na'io;,aI Loan Fund,
<s6 Cornhill, London; Il Wall ST. N.York)
Capital S2, 100000
E'aa Life Insurance Company.
(Har,ford, Conn.).
70 ANNUITY Fuud SlsO,eGo
Keystone Mutual
(Harrisburg. Pa.)
.V"Capital $4,000
DOLICIES in the above Companies can be
obtained, on reasonable terms, by arpi-
cation to the Subscriber. California risks, 8
to per cent extra.
Feb. 10 II. C. HTCKOE, Lris5irs.
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Ths nan Who 'cszsad joke toe hr,r >
dDe2ad u IAa Shsxi6 Haa sf,es him.
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Telesraphing. new Rate Table.

For every additional word cent to all sta
tons on this line.
Not now in operation.
.yhii other stations wes, and south OF
Philadelphia, rate increased 0 cents.
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THE0. s. CHRIST,
Wholesale and Retail
D r u G G ! S T,
Nifminburg. Union County, Pa.

WHlUlnOuES, unlOu NONuty, u sas
HAvING purchased the entire Drug store
III formerly kept by 7. J. Elliott, decd, l
now offer to my friends and the public in gen.
eral fresh and pure lot Of
1tugs, Chemicals aNl 1ys- Siuffs.
Also-Paints, Oils, Glass. Putty and Patent
Medicines. Brushes and Combs of every
variety. A fine assortment Of JEW
ELRY, such as Watches gold and
silver Pencils, Ear and Fin
ger Rings, Breast Pins,
&c. &c. Cards, Ed
velopes, Note
and Letter
Paper.
Soaps and Pcrfspv,scry.
All kinds Of LAMPS. Lard Oil, Pine Oil
ani Burning Fluid. Liquors Of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. Violins, Flutes and Ac-
corieons. Nuts, Fruits and Confectionery
and in fact. almost ANYTHING in the way of No.
t;ons aad General Varieties. Call and exam
inc for yourselves. charge nothing for look
ing. THEO. 8. CHRIST.
AliHlinbnrg, Pa, Jan. 2, is5tly
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF caNDoi

To d. L. NoasHr,D. NJ, D. Cen. Asf "' .
CHK,srrr. New No L
Dear Sr,-Beins physician n the s.e.a! s.e's,
one Of your Agents, have been iracti So. -. -
the examination of your Gairan.c eu!si'tS =,
highly pleased with their pracucsi rsuI.' :.
observed that they consif cted Gu inc U se
tl;ic principle for the s,fifls. sJs, ifssr1. -
:rnUdi development ci the Gal, anlc 'utIehS -,
filling disiderstum. long sought iNI u,'' " ~ !,
unknown. cheeriuily reconiinenH them ~
sllsviaticn and cure OF those distressing sI
called NEKvoCs COMPLAINTS, Tor wAiel e'e' -
happily and inyenicusiy designed. ~,
Very truly yours. DAVID h..- -
Ieverett Mass. February Is. 1850
~ No trouble or Inconvenience s'.e1fs ~ ~, ~
of DR.. CihIS1IE'S G.fLr.fNIc CUAiW
and they NAV he by the most feeh's sSa =
cate with perfect ease and safety. In Hss!
the sens3iicn attending their use Is sts.. - y
and axrseakle. They are accompanied h! % se
plain directions for use Pamphlets with ial =
tculars may be obtained gratis, Of Tie aL-.'-~
Agen
"a Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three D0lla0
The Galvanic Necklace, Two DOlla's
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar -
The Magnetic Fluid, Ono Dollar
PARTICULAR CAUTION
CO Bersre Of Cs~nie,Jeits and Worthi," i'A.
D. C. MOREHEAD, N: "a
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED -
In DrssdWay, New
AGENT in Lewisburg-C. W. scHAFILE
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Christie, Cal,anIe and Magnetic eu,,,,,..

have been quietly working their way ,r,,, :.
most intelligent and respectable cia.s.i a. -
constantly schieying cures IN an slsrriax a..
diseases which have for ages bsGiei all s,,.',
medicine and all the resources Of Sciencs ~.
disea,cs are called
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repeal it Or not, no matter what that vote
might be.
To your second inquiry answer that |
sincerely deplore The evils Of intemperance,
and am now willing, as always have been,
to sanction any proper measure to mitigate,
and, if possible, entirely remove the vice;
but can no. pledge myself to sanction a
raw, the details Of which I have not seen.
The terms Of the Constitution and oath of
Office would seem to forbid this course on
the part Of an Executive. He should be
free to judge Of the ccastiiut;nnaii,y and
wisdom Of a proposed law after having
fully examined and considered its pro
visions.
Very respectfully, your cb't,
WM. BIGLER
To Stephen Miller, Jas. Black, and others,
Committee.
lMessrs. Potts and Bradford, the Free
Democrat and American candidates for
Governor, replied, at considerable length,
Ia the a6F.mat,ee
Interrogatories were also addressed to
the other candidates for State Offices, TO
which Messrs. Black and Smyser respect
fully replied that as, in the event of their
election, the queries proposed might come
before them for judicia, decision, It was
improper to PREJUDICE them liz this form, ]
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Removal.

NOTICE is hereby given that Absalom
~ B.. Stuart has this day retised from
the firm of Tustin, Stuart and Lewis. he hav-
ing sold his interest therein to John w. Stuart,
who takes his place in said firm.
TUSTIN, STUART & LEWIS.
March :, 1884
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5000 PER ONS
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

Includng all ages classes and conlGir., ,-sse
whom were a large number of Ladies, who ,rs ,ses
liarly subjec to Nervous Com plants have Zee.
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JET GOODS.
HAVE just received good supply,
- which viii sell at importers prices at
IL. o. HOODS,
dec 15-du 418 Penn. ave nue..
Notice to the Citizens Of washington.

Notice TO the Citizens of Washington.
yHE Board of Assessors do hereby give
. u notice thst they will meet daily at their room
In the City Hall, from 10 o'clock, A. NJ, until
o'clock, r. M, from the 18th 10 the 3lst day of De
ccmber instant, inclusive, Sundays and Chris tnas
day excepted, for the purpose OF correcting any
errors that may be pointed out in the lists Of per-
sons subject to school tax for the year ending
the thiry-frst day Of the present month, (Deoenl-
ber,) and Of adding thereto the of any per-
subject 70 the said school tax which may have
been omitted therefrom.
The Board would particularly call the attention Of
all to the fact that person vote next year at
any election in this city whose name has not been
returned, subject to school tax, for this year.
Every freewhits male citizen of this city, Of the age
Of twenty-one years and upward, would do well TO
see whether his name be on the said lists and if
omitted to give notice to the Board of Assessors that
It may be added and returned for this year.
THOS y. HARNESS.
j. w. BARKER
j. NJ. DOWNING,
II. B. OWENS, Board of Assessors
j. HEPBURN
JOHN RUSSELL,
p HEPBURN,
dec 15-dt30thdec
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CRIMINAL corRr, Dec, l4.-Iu the case Of Cas-
par seibel the German, who was tried for commit
ting rape upon girl only three years of age, the
jury were unable 70 agree. We learn they stood,
ten for conviction, and two for acquttal They
were out about twenty hours.
Thomas Baltimore, Ann Maria Crockett and IT,
notify Reardon, were discharged, on the suggestion
of the grand jury there being no evidence against
them sufficient to hold them The remainder of
the day was consumed in connection with the grand
jury, and trials were resumed this morning.
CRcUIT CoURr.---The case of Cameron u.s. sniiin
was given to the jury yesterday but no verdict has
yet been returned. Mr.. Bradley, counsel for the
defendant, was sick and confined himself to a mere
statement Of the claims Of his client and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Carlisle, who closed for the plaintiff,
in nm argument Of about two hours. The jury were
out all night.
Great endesvors were made to bring up the case
Of William r. Mohun %. Joseph d. Rumph, for
trial by Mr. Darlington, the plaintiffs counsel who
was opposed by Mr.. Morgan, who stated that Mr..
Bradley was the real counsel for tho defendant
Mr.. Bradley being sick, Mr.. Morgan desired to
have the case delayed, which, we believe, was
done.
WATcH RErURNs.--Dec 15.--A big burly Irish
man, named William Conner, was sent to jail for
stealing chickens.
George Drudge, for drunkenness, was sent to
the workhouse for sixty days,
Thomas Anderson, Scotch, was furnished with
lodging.
James Scrivener, for abusing his wife, was sent
TO jail. He has only been out Of Jail few days,
where he was confined for the same offence.
CoHUsDRUNs.--We insert the following conun-
drums which were proposed for the prize cup, at
Kunkel's last Monday evening, and trust that the
melancholy fate of the authors will be solemn
drums
Why is Floyd likely not TO be molesteds
Ans. Because at night, he wears the garb of an
angel, and BY day, cost Of mail, (male'
Mr.. Floyd impersonates female in the enter
tainments Of the troupe. Perhaps, angels do wear
petti-skirts, but not having seen one, we are una
BILE to say. The author Of this, We understand to
be in raving insanity, consequent upon overtask
ing the brain
The author of the following was probably labor
ing under severe toothache, which caused dis
arrangement Of his photography. We give the
conundrum per6atim:
Wy is Cunkles trope like fine Hat
Be cos tina alwase have fine band
The same author proposed the following:
"Wy is aman with the small pox Like poor
widow :"
"Cos tina are much pited."
We are utterly incompetent to criticise the two
ast they are like stars, too remote for us to scan.
The author, we understand, taking advantage Of
the absence Of the police, showed them under the
door Of the Theatre, and succeeded in making his
escape. The police are on the lookout for him,
justly deemng it unsafe for such men to be at large
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deo 15dlf
FINE JEwELRY.

n HAvEjust received new supply Of the
il latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, such as Tea Sets, Cob
let's, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Butter Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, &c. &c all Of which !
will sell at much lower prices than Is usually asked
for the same quality ofgoods at other establishments
in this city And every article win be warranted as
represented at time Of sale, at AIS Pennsylvania av-
enuc, between ~ and 9th streets
dec l5-dn II. y. HOOD.
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The Great Marble statue
THE DYING cLADIAToR

THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at Aogvisons Building, -Four and half
street, near Pennsylvania aveaue, from o'cIock
A. M until 10 p. M, daily. Ha
Admistance rs Cents.
"A statue Of surprising merit Its power and
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
amazing truth with which the two great elements Of
humanity and mortality are deineated. The artist
gives us all the pathos and the tragedy Of death,
without its ghastliness and horror We feel ourselves
in the presence Of that awful power before whose icy
sceptre all mortal distinctions are eveed No statue
was ever,more marked by simplicity. Nothing has
been done forefect No vulgar applause is courted,
and the decency and dignity Of truth are scrupuousy
observed. "--Hshdrd's Sir Months IN Raly
"Awondcrful production of art Its simplicity is
such that IL does not strike at first the sdmrsiion
comes afterward, and in lido sufficiently deep and
strong II is the moment OF exhaustion, OF aintness,
of DEATH "--Mrs EUie
This statue is indssolubly associated with Byron's
immortal stanza:
! see before me the Gladiator lie;
He leans upon his hand his manly brow
Consents 70 death, but couquers agony;
And his droop'd head sinks gradually low,
And through his side the last drops, ebbing slow
From the red cash, fall heavy, one by one,
Like the first OF thunder shower; and now
The arena swims around him he IL gone
Ere ceased the irhuman shout which hailed the
wretch who won.
He heard it, but he needed not his eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far away.
He reck'd not Of the life he lost nor prize.
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay:
There were his young barbarians all Al play;
There was their Dacian mother; he, their SIRE
Butchered 10 make Roman holyday.
All this rnshd with his blood. Shall he expire,
And unsyengedY Arise, ye Goths, and glut your
u.s.. HoLLNGsHEAD,
Il
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g
THuaspAy, December IA, 1854.
Yesterday, after Mr. STEPHENS finished bin
speech on the Nebraska Kansas subject, he was re.
Mr.. CAMPBELL; when, the debate terminating
BY limitation, the committee rose, and the House
FRIDAY, December l5.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a COM
nunheation nom the President transmitting the
correspondence of the Consul General IN Egypt
with the authorities there in reference to the ex
pulsion Of the, Greeks from that country.
On motion, Mr.. LETCHER was excused from
serving on the Committee of Claims
Some opposition was at first manifested ON the
ground OF his services being too valuable to be dis
penscd with, but upon Mr. L. s representing that
his duties as a member Of the Colt investigating
committee absorbed all his time, the opposition
was Withdrawn.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee ON Ways
and Means reported the Civil and Diplomatic bill.
Several other unimportant bills were presented
by gentlemen for the purpose of reference.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
Of private bills being the day set apart for that pu-
pose.
BILL FOR RELIEF OF BETSY NASH.
This bill was passed.by the House at the last
session, and the Senate amended it by attaching q
provision granting sum Of money TO the family
of Bachelor, who was killed in Boston during the
Burns riots. 1t was referred to the Committee Of
the Whole
Several other private bills were read the first and
second times, and referred to appropriate commit
tees. # 5#H
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House then resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole on the private calendar.
"
coLT's PATENT.
The bill for the relief of Samuel Colt first came
up, and the committee decided to pass 1t by
Other bills were then considered, but no final
action had been taken upon any of them when we
closed our report.
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Supreme Court Of the United States.
THURSDAY, Dec. Ia, 1854.

3 No. 80. Zebedee Ring, ct al, vs. Hugh Maxwell
Certificate OF division between the judges Of the
circuit court of the United States for the Southern
District Of New York. Mr. Justice Curtis delivered
the opinion OF this court that the first question
certified by the circuit court in this case must be
answered in the negative, to wit That, upon
true construction of the revenue laws of the United
States, the additional duties Of twenty per cent.
which have been levied and collected by, and paid
to, the defendant as collector of the port Of New
York, as stated in his answer under and by virtue
Of the eighth section of the act entitled An act
for reducing the duties on imports, and for other
purposes" passed July 3d. in the year 1846, were
not to be treated penalties, and moiety there
Of divided between and paid in equal proportions
to- and among the collector, naval officer, and sur
veyor Of the port of New York, holding the said
Offices at the time Of the levying, collection and
payment thereof in the said port Of New York, as
claimed by the plaintiffs in their bill in this cause.
And this court is further OF opinion that as the de-
cision of the first question in the negative necessa-
ry dsposes of the case, it is unnecessary to con-
slider and respond to the other questions certified
No. 2. The State Of Pennsylvania, complainant,
Us. the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
The argument OF the several motions in this case
for writ of sequestration against the corporation
for attachment against its officers, for writ of
assistance to execute the decree of this court and
for a taxation Of costs was continued by Mr.. Rev
erdy johnson, in opposition thereto, and concluded
by Mr.. Edwin M Stanton in support thereof
Adjourned till tomorrow ii o'clock.
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BY GREEN 81 SCOTT, Auctioneers,
TUyRUSTEE,S SALE OF VERY VALU

- able unimprovcd Ground near the Railroad
Depot at auction.-On Tuesday the 9th day Of Janu-
ary 1855, shall SELL in front Of the promises, at
o'clock, r NJ, at public auction, by virtue of deed
Washington county, District OF Columbia, on the 27th
May last all that part Of square numbered $50 which
Is comprised within the following boundaries to wit
the southwest corner of said square, running thence
east on said d street 90 feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches thence west 60 feet; thence south $50
feet nine inches, to the beginning
Terms: One-haf cash; the residue in three install
ments of six twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
interest and secured to the satisfaction Of the trus
tee.
If the terms are not complied with IN three days
after the sale the property viii be resod at the risk
and expense Of the first purchaser.
II. NJ. CARLISLE Trustee
q GREEN 4 SCOTT, Anstioneers,
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Georgetown Markets. December 10.
Flour-family-$10 to sl1.
Extra superfne-$8 81.
SuperfneA$8 SO 10 Is rs.
Wheat-white 81 30 to 81 05; Red 81 IS 10 81 81.
Corn-white so to So cents. yellow, IS 70 81.
Mill offal--Shorts-20 cents
Ship stuf-40 to SIS cents.
Brown stuff-25 TO 35 cents.
Corn meal---sl 05.
Hay, in bales, 81 %.
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A CARD.

IT III: JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
OF Seventh and streets, No. 49, is being con-
stantly supplied with frcsh Family Groceries Of all
kinds 70 which he respectfully solcits the pstronsgs
Of his friends. 1879 nov ls--h
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MARRIED..

In this CITY, on the l4th instant, by the Rev Mr..
Cbenowith, Mr.. THoSks 7. WMrK 70 Miss EsrHER
ANN MARsuE, eldest daughter Of Thomas Msrshe,
Esa., all of Washington.
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LATE ARRIVAL.

LATE ARRIVAL.
TIME Subscriber has inst received from
IL Boston and New York a splendid assortment
Of
China, Glassware and Cutlery, which he proposes
TO sell 10 his friends and the public generally at un-
precedented low rates, ut wholesale or retail
His stock consists of the best fine French Gilt
China Tea and Coffee sets, Vases and all sorts Of
Gilt Toys, suitable for Christmas presents.
ALSO,
Glass and Queenswarc Cutlery, and Boots and
Shoes.
All of which he offers at exceedingly low prices.
Small profits and rapid ss,eso is my motto,
which no one win doubt who once gives me call at
my place of business
On Seventh street, bctweeu and Massachusetts,
avenue.
dec 15--d8m JAMES POOL.
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Corner ofgth and II streets,
HAS a small lot Of very superior New
IL Hams, which he Is selling at 125< cents, ands
few kegs Of No. ] New York Butter, cheap together
with All kinds Of groceries. dee l5-itz
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In Georgetown, on the 18th instant, Miss AMELIA
VALLAserSsHAs, of Fairfax county, Virginia, in the
seth year Of her age.
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SUPERIOR WATCHES.

SUPERIOR WATCHES.
II HAVE on hand good assortment or
u perfect time-keeping Watches, from the best
makers in Europe or America, that I win sell at
greatly reduced prizes, at AIS Pennsylvania avenue.
dec 15-dtf II, o. HOOD.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ROTHwELL 4 BROWN.
AucliOueers.

Balance of Retail Stock Of Dry Goods al AUe.
ton.
morning, 10th instant,
we shall sell in front Of our Auction Store, OPP
Roste Bank OF Washington the remainder OF stock
noln ary goods store, consisting in part Of
70 pair OF Blankets l0-4 and ia
10 pieces Alpacas, all eolors
~ do Mernos, some, very fne
20 do Cottons, bleached and unbloaehsd
do Velvet
boxes Feathers
Lnseys Flannels Irish Linens
Table Linens handkerchief Gloves
10 dozen UNDERSTANDS and Drawers
Spool Cottons, Buttons, Hosiery, &c.
ALSO,
boxes Bonnet and Sash Ribands some yery
rich, worth 81 per yard
boxes velvet Ribands
Gimps, Braids, and Trimmings in variety.
R0THWELL a BROWN,
dec l5--lt Auctoneers
Sales are held at our store every evening during
the week, Of Fancy Articles, Clothing, &c,