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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-16
AYERS PILLS.
For all the purposes Of n Family Physic.

THERE has long existed pub
ii lie demand for an effective
purgative pill which could be 70
lied on as sure and perfectly safe
in its operation. This has been
prepared 10 mectthe demand and
am extensive trial ofits virtues has
conclusively shown with whatsuc-
cess Il aceompllshes the purpose
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PROPOSALS. FOE RArIoNs FOB 1855.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,
Quartermaster's ONCE,
Washington, September %, 1854.
GEpARaTE SEALED PROPOSALS will be To-
- ceived at this office until II o'clock a. m, on
Tuesday, the Dat" day of October next for furnish
ing katiOns to the United States Marines al the fol-
owing Stations for the year 1e55, viz:
Charles n, Msssachu cts,
portsnC4.h. Few Himpshire
Broosly f-,r., land, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosp IT, near Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, Florida, and
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
- Ea Ration to consist OF one pound and uusr
ter of fresh beet, or three quarters Of pound of
mess pork, eshtesn ounces of bread made Of super.
fine Hour, or superfne -four at the option of the
government and ct the rate of sig pounds of pco5
coffee, twelve pounds Of the bezt New Orleans SUI
gar eight quarts of the best white beans four
of vinegar, two quarts Of salt four pounds Of good
hard brown soap, and one aod half pounds Of good
hard dipped tallow candles, to one hundred RI.
The beef required shall be delivered on he order
Of the commanding OH er Of each station, either in
bulk or by single ration. AID shall consist ef the
best and most choice pieces Of the CARCASS.
The pork to be No 1 prime mess pork, and the
groceries to be Of the beet quality of the kinds
named, all subject to inspection. No bid will be en-
tertained unless accompanied by the names of two
official person.
To Be endorsed "Propoeals for Rations for tn.
year 1885," and addressed to the Quatternsster Of
the Marine Corps Washington, D. G.
The Patriot concord, n. g.: Gasette Portsmouth
n. +; Morning Post and Daily Times, Boston Mas.
Day Book, New York; Eagle. Brooklyn, NJ Y; Penn.
sylyanisn and Evening Argus, Phiiade, pbia, p:
Globe Portsmouth, Va; Argus. Norfolk, Va; Dam.
ocrst, Penss ola. Fla; and ansient City st. Angus
tine, Fla, viii publish the above three times veek
until the oath Of October n>xt, and send bin. As
oompapied by copy Of this advertisement to this eff
foe for payment.
fen o.
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I" a good many gvvu s~,-v, 1eu-
nessee judges are told, and here is one of
the best of them:
A SHIFTY JUpaB.-A short time sincs.
they had . queer case for a Circuit judge
lii the Western Distric. of Tennessee, He
was good lawyer, but cared nothing for
appearance, and less for dress. The lat
ter he knew nothing about, it being left
entirely to Betty, his wife. His Betty
was absent from homo once when he
started around on the circuit, leaving
the Judge to pack his clothes for the trip.
lie dld so. but instead of finding his
shirts, he seized on . pile Of his Wife's
what s-yOu- call-ems, used for . like Dur.
pose. A learned brother who roomed
with him was much amused few morn
ings afterwards, at the queer appearance
Of the Judge, nothing being in sight but
his head, arms and feet, his looks of be-
wilderment and his soto voice refleo-
tons, which Were II wonder what on
earth made B tty cut off my sleeves 1
don - 1t is probable that he heard
~ :r-.son the next time he saw Betty,
Int not before. rs tho bar kept dark On
The matter Ito him) that ronnd.
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tt1l:y yass ,fa,t-rea srsd cheap ~ any estshia
r7aDs n st LEiou-
nnLLsar,s reRPAwfUW ~ tRkOr Oh Lue
TRQuS ia 2 TONG,
prsoaTod -eSl, sou ArsficAn hRres and reoas the
most s,salful sri. prodn M for preserving
the hair from iniis out chang " color, restoring
and prossr, ing It il aeathy and iuxu-tsnt state.
AMONG oths: rsasons why Do!larfs haircutting SIS.
LOOM nslnteaa. its immense popularity Is the fact
that his Tonic Is applied to every head of hair cut at
bis sstablshmsnt consequently it Is kept in better
preservation than under any Gths. k no appss
offers The greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment III
Chestnut etrest. opposite the state House. Phils-
delphia.
IRA of hair dye and announces 1t tor sale with per
feet confidence In its surprising everything Of the
kind now in use. II colors the hair either black
brown, q may Be desired, and Is usec without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain other
wise can be washed OF In tan minutes after the ap-
pioation, without detrscting from its efficacy. Per
sons visiting the city are invited to give him call
LISTERS addressed to B. DOLLARD, III CHRsTNUT
8TRRRT, PHILADELPHIA, win receive sttention.
jan sly.
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a STRANGE FREAK.-Quite An excite
T1ent was created at Providence, on Mon
day, by an old man named lyman Hawes.
The track of the Providence and Wor-
cester Railroad runs through lands which
formerly belonged to him, and the price
of this land had been assessed at q valua-
ton which he refused to accept. Yes
terday he placed small house erected
by himself upon both tracks, in which
he put several kegs which he said con-
tanned powder, and then fastened himself
inside by mailing up every entrance to it.
The Boston and Providence train and thu
Providence and Worcester train were
brought TO stand still by the obstruc-
ton and detained for nearly two hours.
The old fellow swore that If thew at
'empted to run the engine through the
house he would fire the powder and blow
eTerything around him to atoms. After
d long delay, during which the crowd in.
creased TO over q thousand people, the
North Providence and the Providence
+ lice arrived, when they fell to work
81 ASKING in the doors of the house, and
lied the old man, who was hurried .vay
50 iall.
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CANNIBALIsN AMONG TIE OuBwAYs
At the meeting last week of the Amer.
can MISSIONARY Association, Rev. J, P.
Bardwell repoI ted horrible state of
things among the Ojibwsy tribe of In
dams According to his account, the
deficiency of salt il so great among them
that the fish, which they can only oatsh
Tor short season, cannot be preserved
aid the poor Indlans have NO otbar re-
source than TO eat one another An occu-
patton, as he observed, by no means
favorable to the triumph of the Christian
faith among them. Within three weeks
ride from Meriden, Connecticut, ali the
savage practices and rites of cannibalism
had been witnessed. Common humanity
Is well as religion call loud for the re-.
newed supply both of salt aud sermons
for the miserable redskins. Where is
George CONWAY at this crisis?
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENcY.

Opposite the Treasury Department, Wdihisotou
Under the direction Of AARON HAIaHf PALnIR
~ Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and Consul General Of the Republic Of
Ecuador for the United States established for the
Gems on foreign Governments; or the United Slater
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioner
sitting in Washington recovery of debts, lsgacies,
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
countries; investments in United States and STATE
securities; collections generally, remittances, and
other money business. Having efficient and relia-
bic correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories OF the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities Of Europe, in Australia In.
dia, and China the undersigned il prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention to all bushes
that may be conhded to his agency.
feb lb-W1y AARON n. PALMER
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CLASS 4.

All OF the papers designated in class 4 to be made
OF the cert materials, and finished In the best man.
rer free nom sduiteration, white or blue color ss
may be required, and 10 b Of the regular
sizes Of their respective kin The rS Is reserved
OF ordering greater or less quantity Of each and
every kind contracted far, at such times and in
such quantities as the public service may REQUIRE
Each class will be considered separately, and be
fJect to separate cont act but bidders NAV o,
fer oT one of the classes in the sam. nrono
ssi and the privilege Il reserved IF requiring bid
der who may have more than one ella assigned
linn to take al such Glasses, forfeit his right to
any ols.s.
iAmples mot lees than one ouire) of zach kind n,
paper olo isr ana ot ose sosspk for each hind must
accompany each bid ; and, in class 4. be numbered
TO correspond with the nuRb Der Of the paper pro.
passed for in that schedule and In the first three
classes, to be properly designated On the sample or
it Will net BE- considered And all proposals and
famplss must b. Transmitted to this Office free Of
postage or other expense
1ash proposal must be signed By the Individual
or firm making it. ard must specify the price per
pound and the consequent price per resm, land but
one prize for esch of every kind of paper Contained
In the class proposed fo,.
All the psfer in the several claeses must be lIy.
cred 1t such place or places may be dsgr ssI In
washington city, Ia good order free Of eli and eyery
ezra charge or expense ard subject to tbs in pee
lion. count weight, and measurement OF the Supsr.
lusendent, and be Ia all respects satisfactory.
biApk forms for proposals. wi l Be furn shed at
THU Office to persons applying fer them; and none
will b. taken into considerat unless substsn, ial
ly agreeing herewith.
Bonds, with approved securities, viii b. REQUIRED
and the supplying Of al inferior article in apy O;
toa class 8, or failure to supply the quantity rs
CURED st any ume viii be considered q Violation OF
the contract.
Eseh bidder is required to furnish with bis pro
esais satsfacory evidence OF bis ability to execute
IL, ara ary proposal uBAcoompsnied With such eyy-
dsl, % viii be rejected.
IN. proposals viii Be opened In the manu er 10
quret by law ION the first Tuesday after the frst
aohasy In De tmber' next 18th at 10 O'Clock An,
u ths once Of ne Superintendent
proposals. viii be addressed b the Superip.
ndsut OF the Pubic Printing, Ospitol Of the United
Htaes "ashington," and endorsed proposals fbr
supplying Psper."
80 s.,..,,,.,..,. g Az AS sXN
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY.n

'1sHIs beautiful burial plsoe of the dead having
l. just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
or the purpose IL nov open for the recepto" of the
remains of deceased per.ons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for Q hundred
bodies. in which such friends Of the dead a. may
apply place the departed until they select sites
fog the graves.
The plan of the inoorporators Is one Of equality IN
regard to the lots which will not be put up publicly
for sale, (althongh they usually bring premium J
making the early selection of lots the most desir
able.
Until An Office Is established in the city of Wash
ington, spplications viii be punctuslly ate ndsd
to ct the present Office in the east ving OF the build
ing en- entering the Cemetery.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N B.-Glsnwood Is situated short distance due
north of the Capitol. aug IL am
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U A new tuber, the Chinese Yam,
has been introduced in Paris, from China,
which the chemists and experimeutsts
say possesses all the requirements OF
the potato and may take the place of that
plant as a culinary vegetable. Soeci-
mems have also been introduced in Emo.
land where they thrive well. The French
Chemist says of the Yam: 1T has besn
domesticated from time immemorial, and
is perfectly hardy in Paris. Its root is
bulky, rich in nutritivs matter. eatable
when raw. easily cooked either by bo;li NO
or roasting, and then having no other
taste than that of -four. 1t is "a much
ready-lnade bread as the potato, and
Is etter than the sweet potato"
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HAWKER ON SHOOTING, edited by william

HAWKER ON SHOOTING, edited by William
III T. rt,r, Esq.
Frank Forester's Field Sports, vols
American Game In les seasons, by Frank Forester
The Rod aud the Gun, by Wilson and oakleigb,
vol, Edinburgh
The Sportsman in France, vols, London
The Young SpU rtsman's Manual, by Craven, vel
London
Hints to Spor:smen. by z 8 Lewis, MD.
The Shooters Manual
Krider's spor ting Anecdotes
Touatt on he Dog edited by e 8 Lewis M. D,
Dink. on Logs, edited by Frank Forester
Observations on Dog Breaking, by William Floyd,
6amekeeper
Richardson on Dogs
Col Hutchinson on Dog Breaking vol, London
Mayhem on Dogs.
sepl2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE Subscribers have on hand Q complete assort
ment Of BUILDING STONE, taken frem the
9uarries near the Little falls Bridge on the Mary.
land nde D o including all Sizes from small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone, Curb, Haggins, %.
ping, 10, which they will furnish ct the usual
rates.
Orders let ct the Store CT Whsstley 4 Morrison.
Water street, 6eoreetoSn, or at George L. eherif'a
Canal B-tdgr, a stre1t, or At the Quarries sontk
cf and neal the Little Tails bsidgs, wa Mest wt6h
pso4H s1z1autuS.
AbTGAn wHRAN1Y, eg.sDK 1 O.
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Proposals for Eurn.shtng Paper fer
the Public Printing.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF pUnuo PRINTING,
Washington, September 30, 1854 4
| pur@uancs OF tie 4" Act Il provide for executing
L tbs public printing" &c, approved August 26,
is5, sealed proposals. viii be ive' at this Ones
N the Capitol, until the FIST Monday (4th day) of
fecember next, at IL O'Clock m for furnishing the
pspar ffat msy Re required for the public printing
FOR the year mme ucjnJ the 1st DAY of Dorm
her. 1854, and ending on the LIST day Of December,
1856.
The suhjoiped list scecifes, as nearly Is can be
aFcsrta.ned, tie quantity, snd the quality and de-
srription, of each kind Of paper that viii be re-
quhsd.
'5,oOO reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to
measure "a by 3s inches and to weigh FOR y
five pounss to the ream Of 48O sheets.
CLASS 2.
1000 reams fine printing paper, oalsndered, to
measure "a by 3S inches, and to weigh fifty
ak pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
Glass 3.
300 reams superhne hard-siaed and cslendered
printing paper, to measure "a by SO inches
and to weigh fofty.eight pounds to the resm
of 40 she.ts.
The fibre OF the paper Of each Of the above classes
TO be Of linen and cctt n free from ali aduterstion
with mineral or other substances Of a fair white
ness, and put up in Quires # twenty four sheets
each, and In bun les of two resms each, each rsam
10 contain $50 partect sheets. Uniformity In color
thickness and Weight will be required; and no bun
die very, g over or under five per cent. from the
standard weight will be received, and the gross
weight will il all cases be required. Mixing Of W.
rious thicknesses In the bundle TO make up the
weight will be considered violation OF tbs ON
tract
-aEples Indicating the quality. &c Of the parsr
required IN the foregoing three classes can be OBJ
aoed at the office of the superintendent, or will be
furnished by mail to persons intending to bid
Contracts Will be entered into fr supplying II o
quantities required in the first second, aud third
classes, at such times the public service nay re
quire; but the privilege is rss.rved of ordering q
mt - anfrf ,nsfk IL. IL
;uantity be required at such times and in such
quantities as may be deemed necessary.
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PAT AND THE OYSTERS. who had
just been transplanted, had been sent by
his master to purchase half bushel of
oysters at quay, but was absent so
long, that apprehensions ware entertained
for his safety. He returned at last, how
ever putting under his load in the NEST
musical style.
Where have you been, Pat z" e1-
claimed his master,
Where have l been2 why, where
should 1 be4 To fetch the oysters"
"And what, in the name of St. Patrick,
kept you so long2"
Long! by my soul, think have
beenpretty quick, considering all things"
considering what things 2"
considering what things z why con-
sidering the cutting of the fish to be
sure"
Cutting what fish g.
what fish 2 why, blur-an' owls, the
oysters"
What do you mean :"
What do mean 2why, mean, that
rs | was resting down torment the Picked
Herring, having a dhrop to comfort me
cintlsman axed me what I'd got in M
sack"
10y >, ers," said I.
Lets look at EN-" says he, and he
opens the bag. ''Och! thunder and
praues," says he, "who sold you these g.
1T was Mick Carney" says I, .'aboard
the Pol Doodle smack"
mick Carney. the thief of the world
What backyard be must be to give
them to you without cutting"
''Aint they Quilted 2" says I.
Mischief a one," says be.
''Musha, then," says 1, "whstu
do?"
dot" says he, "I'd sooner do it my
self than see you abused"
''And so he takes 'em in doors, and
CUTS them nate and clean, Is you II sec, y
opening, at the same time his bae Oh
oyster shells, that were empty as TIN
head that bore them to the house.
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8WIDHR'6 WINES
1T HJLAD DRIP TA

TOHu Y. 8HIDER, Dealer IN Wines, ct the
% former old established Wtsae 0ors of JACOB
GNLDBR, r., No. 70 Walnut street, four doors ke-
low Fourth street where cosssurs viii be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the moet accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SAIDKR, Jr., Agent for tn. I'm
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 70 Wal
nut street. Philadelphia, where he il prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation OF Wines
DO, from various houses In Europe in Quantities Of
single do and upwards and also soiicits for his
Bon, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIrAR the patronage Of
his friends and former customers.
- AL Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
hyered y Szpfss free NJ freight Jelly
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THE SPIRIT RAppERS-An Autobiography, by
/ u. 4. Brownson
Midsummer Flowers fcr the Young, by Mary How
lit.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Jefferson, Hamilton.
Jackson, Clay, Randolph. % J. c. Baldwin,
author of "Flush Times In A;abaa4"
The Virginia Comedians in old Lays in the I'd Do
minion, GIFTED from the MSS. of y. Eanghsu
Esq.
Woosveait, or Hawks about the Dove Cote, By w
Gilmore Simms
The Better Land, BIZ Augustus THOMPSON
The Home in the Valley. by ani'y r. Ca,len
The Captains OF tbs Roman lseIubi- as compare
with the great modern Straits, sts by Henri
VIM Hersert
The Chemistry Of Common Life, part i ~ :,
Johnston. On sale at
TAYLOR l. MAURY's
sep 20 Bookstore near 9th st.
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STAR.
THE WIDOW.

Samivel, beware Of yidders.n-OB Weller.
The widow is a dangerous thing,
With sOft, black, shining curis,
And I0oksth more bewitching
Than host Of rOmping girls,
Her laugh Is so delicious,
So knowing, clear; beside,
You'd never dres Ii her thinking
Soon to become bride.
Her dress, though made Of sable,
Gives rOundness TO her form
A touch Of something thoughtful,
witching, winning charm;
And when she sits beside you,
With quiet, easy grace,
A tsar may start unbidden,
Or smile light up her face.
Her voice is soft, melodiOus,
And lute-like in its tone;
Che sometimes signs: IT'S dreadful
To pass through life alone ~
Then she'll tell you you remind her
OF tie dear one dead and gone;
Your stc }, your firm, your features
TtuS The widow v Ill run Gil.
Oh, listen. ye' b. careful,
For wef sll r'syS her part,
He- .-uI the nectas
-f. doth enslave the heart.
IL zuNded, or she'll win you
With signs, and s''Iles and tears,
An when you're :ly welded,
';he = ay box y az silly ears.
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Commissioner of General Land CElc
il IS-1aw,3w

FOREST SCENES in Nerve al ewenden
l. Vol LOndun
rhe Great Highway, . atory Otis worlds struggles
by S. W. Flu ION: vol; Lond2n
lliam's ni,s # Jalius Caesar: vol, london
Soy ers Shilling Cookery for the Pe Lond n; %
csn.s
Pigeons and Rabbits by E. s. Delemer; price Is cts
Sand md Shells: nautic Il sketches; IS cts
pm y n'v, by Mrs. Corr; London 39L cts
The d. -seT by Mrs. Gore; London; 81 eta
Ernest Ia.travers, by Bulwer; London; 81 II OTIS
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR.
ssD a.
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JOHN REESE.
PROPRIETOR OF TIE
Easie Plumbing and Gas-FittiDg Depot.

a oSL' re-reotfuily all the attention II he
catizens OF ashington, eeorg'
Hvn, ana FiriGity e the EXCELLENT SsscrISs@ !
Ssnt on doois In his fns, which he hsa. ~
on hand ,sd Il daily receiving addition toskA-~,3
Cnandsfsrs, Drop Lights, brackets, Pent.n :,
~ y livery article connected with the las fiji.
ting bnsin<s ssn be fusd st his eslsIl;sbmsnt
ssmosssng all the qualities Il beauty, style, dura,
Us plumbing department ssabeaces all articles in
sSt nne, sneA 2. marble ttp Wsshstards. Bath
futs shower Baths and ell the annansa 80 D"s
ssry for the pr sscurcn Of that ranch his I'M.
ness work sonfided 10 him will receive nromnt Of.
-nson, and IL execution bs ansur,ssssd
Snildsrs nd all otilsrs viii ana n IN tb.;r .d
vantage bessie going slsevh-re, 70 al At the
EAGLE POT.
0ofnr Of Parma. avenue and 9 h a
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FOB PIEKY POINT,
OLD POINT. d NORFOLK,

The Steamer 0s ol0LA leaves
Z swAshinston every Saturday morning.
at O'CLOCK, for the above named place. Returning
leaves Norfolk every sunday ct 4 p m; stopping at
Old Point Piney Point, and al the usual landings
on the Potomac for passneers.
The 0sceols viii continue to run 10 Norfolk until
the LIST Of September.
Passage and Bare TO Norfolk and Old Point, $500.
~ T16 JAS MITOHELL. Capt
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CLOTHING

OF BEST QUALITIES.-In order to run of orr
~ assortment Ct summer Clothing, we are nov
Offering our entire sock st cost, embracing the
largest and finest variety OF fashionable styles to be
+, und in this city
and fat hionsble stock of fine cl the cssineres and
vestings Of every desirable style aud quality which
We will make to order N the most superior manner
much cheaper than the usual city prices
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th stsu
next door to Iron Hal Also door east of National
Hotel sen 3
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DLAYtEG Cal
R1ank nhnrh

DLAYING CARDS, Visiting Cards, Printers do,
Il Blank Checks and Votes; Letter CAP Dravipa
Tissue ard Waste Paper; Ink, Sand, ,Iaak and pas.
Books, Paper Cutters aud Folders, Irkstsnds, Sand
Boxes, Pens, Pencils, &C. =
Also, PaIfurlery, Fancy Goods r.
J4Q. y. ELI.TH, 10
ssp ~
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NOW is THE TINE

yfOR all those Wishing to purchase any article In
u the way Of fine WATCaEs, rich and fashion.
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling SILVER WARE,
lof our own manufscture) &c. &c, to save from Is
to rs per cent. by calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, a. be is now receiving his Fall supply OF
bns goods, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
9Th streets, sign of the large Spread Eagle.
sep 10 no HOOD.
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FOE POOR AND LABORIEG MEN.

CMALb BUiLDING i.orS Of 10 feet or more In
~ various /: City, and Georgetown, At
low prices, aud terms = suit. LLOYD co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves In
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD Il co.
For sic, a large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD Co
18th street, opp Treasury Department.