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Ravenna, Nov. 10Th. 1854
HHE attention of the friends of EducA-

Il onal Progress Is hereby called 10 the fact that ht
novel and interesting system Of English Grammer
which has heen taught successfully by A. Pickett in
tho Nelson and WiTdham academies. and by ]. X
now being published by X Pickett. He has secured
the copyright for his Chart and Key. ,
The Chart already completed and can be had by ap
plying 70 the anthor at franklin Mills or at the Eook
store Of Hall, lIerriek & Wadsworth. Rayenna. The
Key will be completed In few weeks.
RnYenna. Nov. l5ih 1854. ~
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what Every Woman Should.
Know. Fl. .f-

livery woman should know that i she
II is in poor, sickly, eblitated condition ofheslth,
maxi ing existence burden to herself and source of
painf anxiety to her relatives and friends and per-
haps, (horbe refccton entalllng and inficting her
own naadies and sJforings upon her children that. 10
is her duty TO understand why and from what cause her
suferihgs arse that remedy and relief may while yes
there is time, be avaed Of the ca uses be avoided in
future, and her health reorcd that she may be fitted
for the duties and capable of the enjoyments Of iife
Let every woman look at the emaciated form, the ,
dcathlike complexion, the deepburied ustreless eyc
the sunkcn check the gloomy and depressed spirits
the shattered nerves. the PROSTATE and helpless eond
dion ofmany wife, MOTHER daughter or sister, II not
herself included, within her circle, whose days
are days Of agony, and ask herself, Must this con.
tnue? Must this be| Is there remedy? No relicfl
No hope?
The remedy is by knowing the eauses and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and bcneatlng By
them.
The DOiuted
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j3lilrrir0.


At the Freedom House in DrakcShurgh, on the 81,
nst, by o. l.. Drake. Esq. Mr. Samuel. UERR. Jr
and Miss ANN GANNViLl.E, all of Freedom.
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DRY-G00DS.
]. 4. BOSTWICK & cos, ADV'S

J. II. BOSTWICK & CO, 8
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries.
Queensware, &c. No. Z, Pb0Rix Block, Ravenna,
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Nu. lOuertidtlllputd.
r E'OsllaSl

E0umd
IN the walk, near the Depot Of the C. &,
" p. K. r.. rockct-book. which can be obtained by
III. owner, IL iy give full and complete description
of thr same Ia CHARLES WALDO.
RavcnnR, Nov. 10, 1854. ...y 4Sg-tf
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RANSOM A. GILLETT-

III AS OPENED that NEW and ASPLENS
II DID STOCK Of Dry Goods, Groceries, HnfdWsfe9
Croekory. oe. which I've will sell exeinsf4elg7 fok
IKE ADf PAW al lower rates than has bpsE offered
Ia this town or county in the last two years He doeS
mol think necessary TO tell long story but viii eh
deaFOr TO satisfy those who will give him eaII ad e1
the Iimes are Herd' and prices have been made 70
correspond. " October 49, 1854
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Sperilll 9AotiGeg.

uE<SS Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until 3
O'Clock =. NJ. 22d and Odd of Nov
Sre advertisement in another column.
r = GREAT CURE OF HEUMATiEM. .-The Ed.
it"rs Of The R,hnoad Republican, Of Hcccmbcr 2Iih.
lN12, say that CarteFs Spanish Mixture is no qnark
medicine.
They had a man in their press room who atiict
cd with violent Mcrcuriul Rheumatism. who was con-
unually complaining Of nstry in his back, limbs and
j"inls;-hs eyes had hec0me G.vari,h and mattcry.
neck swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms of
rheumatism. combined With Scrpula. Two BOTTLES OF
Carriers Spntish Mixture cured him. and in all c,lito
rial article rs above, they bear TESTIMONY of its
d1riul good effects. aud say their only regret il, that
all suffering with diseases of the blood are not aware
OF the existence of such medicine They cheerful,
recommend It, See their certificate, and notice in full
around the bottle. .-..r..
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DLACK SILKS Of every quality can be
- found cheap at
.-."t.7 H. ROWELL G. Writer'S.
\. October 9th, 1854.
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
" will be made to the Hon. WM. MEDui., Governor
Of Ohio for the pardon of Rinado d. Baxtcr who was
convicted at the last Jure trm of the CoHrt of Com.
mon P,as, of Portage county, for selling counterfeit
Bank bills, and snow confined in the P1nitentiary.
NOycmber Is, 1S5i.--4w.
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-tRGAk N6ffeES.-
Notice


Charlotte Hoskini andl
Jacob V. Nell, Adns In the Probate cOur,, Por.
lof James H0skiAsi de- Yll duge County, Ohio.
ceased. I -. 'i
Charlotte Hoskins and Petition 10 execute a con
all other heirs aud legal tract between James uos-
RepreS entatives kins and James Hoon.
James Hoskins, deed.
CHARLOTTE HOSKtNS, Jacob v. Nell,
" Ann q. Nell, JOhH Beery, Emily Beery, Henry
Beery, Louisa Beery, Jonathan Elsey Eliza Elsey, All
ncr HoSkihs, who reside in the Stale Michigan Jane
hOskins, Mary Hoskins and Sabina Hoskins, he
BY notified that Charlotte Hoskins aud jacob V. Nell.
Administrators, have hledin said Court, their petition,
praying for the execution ofthe following contract
tered into, the 18th day OF November, a. D. 1850; be-
tween James Hoskins and James Hoon, the following
premises situated IN the township OF Palmyra Portage
county; being part Of lot humber I fOuriecn in the
fourth division OF lots in said township, commonly
known as land formerly owned by Samuel NJ Gilbert;
the said James HOOn agreed 10 pay 10 said james Hos
Rims the sum ofsl OPS fer Aid premises upon deferred
payment, and the said James Hoskins agreed ~ max
unto the siIld James con, good and sufficient war
antee deed, on before the 18th day Of November,
lsJi, upon the punctua pay IN ents by the said James
H0on, OF consideration money aud other things more
particularly described In said pelon: In order 10 exc
cuid the said contract OF the said James Hoskins de
ceased and 50 so0u as the same can legally be done,
an order VIII be taken for the Conveyance OF said
premises unless the said persons appear, pleade, an
swer, or demur thereto. .. - .t
sis,oa JACOB V. NELL, ! Administrators. Of
''e"'"' CHARLOTTE HoSKINS.i James Hoskins.
neerhsld, Nov. 6, 1854. . 4s9-3w
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RISSOLUTION.--N is hereby given
~ that Georgeln Hotchkiss has this day retired from
the firm of Rowell Witter & Co. The business OF tho
firm wAl be settled by ROweli & WNtet who aloe are
authorized 10 settle the sas and contiHue their
business at the Old stand, No. =, Phoenix Block. p.
C, F. ROWELL.
y f ~ WINK. WITTER, r
GEO. L. HoTCHKISS.
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n Office is hereby given. that the under
sighct OF about tnc 10th day OF July last, gave Il
n"te to u A. Baird, for the sum Of SIG. Now this is
To warn all persons from buying receiving said note
MS II was given without consideration and the under.
signed will never pay the unless compelled 10 by
Law. JOHN HEWITT.
Nelson, November 3, 1851 4so.Rw
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List Of GiEtS.

lCD Marble busts Of Washington, at $lC0 $4,000
hO . Clay. 100 0,U0D
10 g &c Webster, Ito lO,tGC
10 6 . Calhoun, lCO lOOCU
SO elegant Oil Paintings, in splcudidl p ..; ana
gilt fra res, size 3x4 #. each, 1G0 5,UtG
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2N3 ft each 50 5UCO
500 steel plate Ehgravings, hfiiiiantiyl
colored in oil, rich gilt fcaineS} r-'' ''"
:, 24A3Oin each, 10 5,Cco
Cord in oil, of the WashiugtoE} ....
Mohamcn, 2Oxa6in. each, 10000
237 eco steel plate ungravfngs, froml
Ju0 different plates now in posses I..
sion of and owned by the Artists .,
Union, of the market value offrom
81 cents to 81 each, + -t dICGO
first class Dwelling in 3ist st., NJ
Y. City, ,.D.r,. ,t' - / l2GGO
% building Lots In 100 and 10Ist sts.,l .,-t r.
n. Y. City, each 25XI00 #. deep. at) 1000 22000
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10000
so. II. in. the suburbs ufN. Y. City,
and commanding magnifcentS
view ofthe HldsOn River and Long
4. Island Sound, at ~ 500 $4,000
9lperpetau loans Of cash, without in-i
terest, or security, of sas0 each,i 5000
so " " I" 100 :" SOC
100 Sc - g so 4" 50Ul
$50 g. lfH" /" 90 5GfuJ
1900 !" 5 g .l4-.af l0OGd
Reference in regard to the Real Estate, F. j. NIss-
CHER, d Co., Real Estate Brokers, N. Y Orders,
(ost paid with money enclosed, TO ba addressed, sGi
J. w. HOLBRo0KE, Seeiy. 5U5 Broadway, N.Y3H,
PFhe Engrayings in tho Catalogue are now ready
for delivery. 5,, 4s7 6m
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CHARLOTTE HOSKINS. jacob V. Nell

Charlotte HOskins, and
all heirs and lega | rep
rescniatifes, OF james
Hoskins, deceased.
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a s this is progressive world, we will en-
Il deavor to keep up witt the fast timcs without any
particular kind of aid, stopping get rested, and il
cheap goods and small profits demonstrate this pro-
gressiye ago, we are not be numbered among those
who fall shOrt Of the % cent reduction.
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&c. Warren, Gu'd'n 70 Albert W. Hall ,uls. do.
Mary Griffith do. 10 llcz'h l.. Griffith do.
Attest. LUTHER l.. BROWN, Probate Judge.
Ravenna. Nov. 2, l654.-l4-3t.
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oSKtNs. Jacob V. Men.

Petition TO execute a con.
tract between James uos.
kins and JAMES Hoon.
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-R0MELL, WTTER q CO. "a q
New Fail and Winter Goods---
First Arrivull -.

nOBOURGS, TWILLED PERSfANS,
" slpaes, meriuo plaids plain aud plaid DeBerge. A
large stock OF tfs above goods Just opened and IN be
sold at prices to suit the times. i ..'iElEa
Oct 9th, 1854 -.
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Bath, Summit Co., o. Aae: Yels
yuFa a.iy assrT Notice.. .rfaY
MR.. .ALANSON, X. KING, has this dav

Wk Aesf f111ofAkN0OtNtihs A bftIo 8uNEs
III been appointed Sexton Of the bnrying ground,
ID Ravenna township, by the Trustees Of said township
u a49fos f Attest, A. BssE ssERlFFINy ioan oefkssg
Eave1Ho Ocs0ber -, le94.nG9 g1siJ3 4SzsSNa .Hie
$500 4eef az fssEN aayAysV ii
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RLACK SIIKS--A large assortment of
- Black Siiks at s5e per yard less than ever before
sold can be found At ''aN II. L. DAYS..
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DRESS GOODS--PlIid Merinoes, Raw
~ Silks, Persian Cloths, Paramettas, Coburgs De
Laines, &C., at low figures can be found at
- ~ ----L-. .-.L. H L.. DAYS.
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M ERIN NOES-Good all Wool French Me-
lil rinoes such usually sell for les be bought
for rs per yard at II. j. DAYS.
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Petition to sell Lands.

oharlatts Hoskins and
Jacob V. Nell, admia-
istraiors OF Jamcs Hos
kihs, deceased.
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In the Probate cours, Por-
Ys hge County, Ohio.
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CREAT FALL IN SOC TEA.--15Oe lbs.
" of the bost soc Tea ever offered in Portage county
Is now on the way from New YORK (and owing to tile
great decline IN Tea) will be s0dt the
low price Of a7ie per pound by n - II. 1. DAY..
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| pLAID DRESS GOODS, silk plaids,
| i Silk and wood paids, cotton and WOOL desirable
goods for adits' dresses, just opened aud being sold
at ''hard tines prices at .-rs- 90.
RoWELL & wlTTER'S.
| October 9th, 1854.
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II AIDES CL0TH--7A fine artcIe and very.
~ desirabe eolors, designed expressly for Gapes,s
Tama'ss &c, just received and selling lo ats d II ri
PKETTfss, ffoPKfNs q Coz
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ICYKtyPySYRUPls--Asup superior article fof
~ sale eAsap, stacilaT pRssziss, HcsErSsA Cos 4
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E. TWITT's ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Hats for FaII Trade.

NCW khHts EUE + ttII ITHUGs =
TWITT has just received l6 Cases Of new
styles of Hats. Caps; comprising all the new styles
Just ss'ed iarehothing to say as regards quhntityt
any person that was ever in my room situated al No.
PhGn!X Block, will say that have the largest assor<
meat of Hats aud Caps, with the best room TO show
tem in hCrhcrn Ohio. Owing to money being scarce
this FALL will sell goods at extremely low prices.
TnoR Htur "a ~ tt7-
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MOOL! WOOL !--The. subscriber has
W a few thousand dollars which he wishes 10 invest
In Wool at the market price in New York and Boston,
Qess the trunsportaton) All who want TO sell their
Wool at what is worth, for the cash. will do we'll to
improve this opportunity. IL. L. DAY.
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Charlotte Hoskini and
Jacob V. Nell, Adns
iof James H0skins, de-
ceased.
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A LII WOOL DELAINES, one case Just
II received all eolorS, good quality. aud arc being
sold at less price than was ever before known in
Portage county. Call aud get some OF them before
they are gone, at No. ], PhoehiS Block.
RoWBLL & WIITER.
Octoher 9th, 1854. --I-.--- .
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I IHAMBRAY'S-2O pieces of, those dark
~ Iian Chambray's that have been 50 much called
for, the best goods in America, Tor shilling yard
iN.t receveda' - II, L.DAY;S,
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MORNONIsM.

This absurd and besstly superstition has in.
creased to such an extent in England, that 1T
as attracted the attention and denuncIation
of the great Thunderer, the London Times.
The Times maintains that it is wrong to per-
NIT Mormons to enjoy the titles and privileges
of Protestant Dissenters. Although they still
retain tho name of Christians, they have yir.
tually substituted Joe Smith in the place OF
the Divine Founder Of Christianity, and super
ceded the Bible by the ridiculous and corrupt
book of Mormon.
It is a disgrace to modern civilization that
such rank imposture as Mormonisn should be
able to obtain votaries all over the world.
The imposition is so gross and palpable, the
vile and profigate character of its author was
so notorious, that it really seems as If q
world in which such a humbug could gain
credence, must be in its first or second child.
hood, - =, $50
There is no denying, and no pretenoe now
of denying, the universal practice Of polyga-
NV among the Mormons. Such custom
could never have been engrafted upon West
tern civilization, except from the vilest enc
most abominable passions, Not only is every
Mormon permitted to have as many wives q,
| he thinks proper, but the head Of the church
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OFFICIAL

TREASURY DEpARTMES1, August 20, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol-
lowingdescribed stocks Of the United States, that
this department. is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day of
November next portions of those stocks, amounting
in the aggregate to s. s4O, 900, In the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the Or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt whereof, price Will b pait, compounded
Of the following particulars:
!. The par value, or amount specified In eaeh Ger.
tfcate. -. =.
z A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1S46, Reasonable November IL,
1856, Of per cen :; on the stock Of the loan au-
thorized by the act of 1872 rede.mable 3lst Deosm-
Der. 1852 of II per cent on the stock of tho loans
authorized BY the acts of 1s47 and s4s and redeem
able, ths former on the 31st December, 1857, and
the latter on the Dot June, 1885, of 16 per cent; ;
and on the stock Of the loan authorizes by thSsct
f1S5o, and redesmable on the 3lst Deomber, 1884
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six Der
cent
B. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
1st OF July 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance Cof the
money to reach the owner) Of days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadephia, As
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or before the said 2eth dSy of No.
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 28-dt20VOv Secretary of Treasurv
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, AMI
TIMING. ...-

FTNHE undersigned, having added Gas Fitting to
l. their former business, are now prepared to OK
ecuts all orders in that line, in the cheapest most
expeditions and approved manner.
PLUMBING and Thinning done as heretofore
A fine assortment of STOVES, Tin aAd Sheet Iron
WARE constantly on hand. -. =
Sole sgsnts for the District for MacGregors Patent
HOT AIR FURNACES, for heating Public Building,
Churches, Halls, Private Residences, &c.
Also for Barker's Double Acting FORCE PUMPS
Persons in want of any of the above ar ticles will
End 1t to their advantage to cali on US ere purcha
sing elsewhere. .s 80.
Pleiging Themselves to prompt execution Of Ill
orders entrusted to them, they most respectfully
seicit continuance of the favors so literally be
slowed upon them by their former patrons and the
public in genera FuhsE COLLiNS.
Nos 359 and S71, Ps- sv., opposite Willards' Hotel
san6-3m 4. --...-
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T.GLENWOOD CEMETERY y

] WIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
eetast been deiicat5l with appropriate ceremonies
the purpose, is open for the reception of the
1sins OF deceased persons.
he MAUSOLEUM mas capacity for hundred
IEs., in which such friends Of the dead rs may
ky can place the departed until they select sitss
! the graves.
he plan OF the iRcorporators is of equality In
.d TO the lots, whi;h will not bs put up publicly
!: sale, (slthough they Usually brinS premium, }
kking the early selection of lots ta- most desir.
be.
Until al office is established in the city Of Wash.
k,Dn, applications will be punctuslly attended
the present Office, in the east wing OF the build
\ on entering ths Oemstsry.
1 WM g. HUMPHREYS
n B.-Glenwood is situated a short distance due
-th of the Capitol aux l1-2yp
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YELLOW FEVER SToRY.-The following am
using incident is related by a correspondent
A gentleman from the country, who had
been in Port Gibson some time during the
first week of the epidemic and was riding
home at a pretty smart gait, was brought up
by man running out of his house AMI inqui-
ring:
Say, have they got the rale yellow fever
in town %
''Oh, yes. There's no doubt Of that, I reck-
on" was the answer.
s'And is it a fact, they've got the quaran-
tine long with it p I'll swar, it's bad enough
10 have ono disease, without hsvin' ano;Ler
to help it along"
This filled the gentleman on the road "tos
full of utterance," and putting the switch to
his horse, he was OF to make the woods rs
sound with his pent up laughter. Reaching
his destination be must tell il to q friend, .
plain honest hearted man, who, however, had
neglected the "rudiments." Tie incident
was too good to keep and 80 he related it.
''Haw, haw, haw i' roared tho honest John.
ssWhy, dod darn the all fired fools soul to
thunder, didn't he know that the quarantine
was nothing but the black yomit ?"
The last brick foored the s-bringer, and
he rolled"
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FRUIT, SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES

NHE undersigned has to offer to the public very
i choice collection of Fruit, Shade and Evergreen
Trees 10. of the very finest quality-being thrifty
and we'll grown, consisting Of drawf and standard
Pears, Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Cherries
Craps Vines, Ounces, Lancashire Goossberries Cur
rants. Raspberries, &c.
Shade rees of the most approved kinds for streets
aud avenuss khubarb roots OF all the celebrated
English ssrts, SC.
Dutch Bulbs, direct frem Holland, among which
are Double and Single Hyacinths, Double and sin.
gle Tulips Narcissus, snowdrops, Orocuses &c. The
bulbs are large and well matured.
JOHN SAUL,
ssed Store, corner Seventh and H sts.
oct 2S-oOdf*
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UNDERTAKEN,

I WOULD reJp7ctfutiy return my thanks to the
citizens u Washington snd its vicinity for their
s. patro1sss, ani say that owing to the FREQ aent
y in the UEis-takinS branch Of my business,
~. been induced to discontinue the nanufscture
furniture, and turn ny attention fully to the
lNERTAAINQ. L have spared no pains to have
gJ thing that is requisite TO my business, and
hersiors fully prepared to pset any order after
~ momsDts notice, and assure those who rnay
Tsns call thai viii spare no pains te carry out
sr ordars 70 their sntixe Satisfaction.
JAMES =. HARVEY,
No. 4lo, !th st., between g and q.
n GB.-Cslls attended to at al hours Of the nignt.
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EOR SALE. the property of Mr.. Griffith, H. B. M's
Il Secretary of Legation, in consequence of leav
ing the United Statss-
pair of very nice carriage Horses, In excellent
condition.
A dark bay thorough bred Horse, excellent for
harness. admirable as a saddle horse
light foar-wheeled Phaeton, complete, nearly
new.
One set of donble harness
set Of single Harness, only used few times.
Three English Saddles, several Brides, and
quantity OF Cloths &c. for the horses.
To be seen at BOHRER's Livery Stables, Beale,
between High and Congress sts. Georgetown.
oct 13-eo3W
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIzING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING.

ON ALL KINDS OF INITIAL.
u LABARRE would respectfully inform the pub
IL lie that he has opened a Shop at the corner
and 10th streets, in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING .....
on all kinds of ornaments for churches, chalices
Jewels, and regslis for Free Msscns, Odd Fellows
and other societies, military ornaments, &c. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons,
Dessert and Butter Knives
. . ELECTRO SILVER-pLATING
On Military Orna.neDt., uiL baskets. Waitays
Candlesticks, and Cassets.
Also silver plating for Plumbers, ,ass r,ts-.s,..
All ornaments for military, Free Mssons, Odd Fell
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to order
ON the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner and 10th sss west near Ps ave.