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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-22
ii. f. M'CLOSk Ely,

XMyHOLESALE Grocer, Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No. 81 Lcvee, Gaena, H. The attention of buyers il
"ailed stock of Groceries Provisions, etc, etc.
liavn. irceved by late arrivals from New York, BOs
fni. New Orleans and st. Louis which in addition 10
rHeI >tnCn, rondcIs assortment complete. shall
continue receive additional shipment from time
time, during navigation, thereby enabling to have
fresh and u stock The and to be abo
al all times to ill orders at The lowest market rates.
The Receiving, and Forwarding Business, shall in
Instance have my personal at.Cntan, by which, ddeg
patch and " i'll be guaranteed. and the OF
storage ana Drayaoe as much AS possible avoided.
feel assured that facilities and long experience in
the Commission and Forwarnng business, enable me to
warrant entire salts Sac ton that may favor
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market Par
ticuar attention w be paid to the purchase Of all ar
ces not in my line.
q FAgcni for a Gaena and st. Louis and Gaena and
st. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
ii. /. M'CLOSKEY.
Galeno Anrjl
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CtTPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, Shorts and
- horse feed, cCnsanty hand, and for sale
est cash l.. HEMPSTEAD q co.
Galena, Sept. 9, la. 1-2O
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REFERENCES.
p. ChOuteau, Jr. 4 Co., New YorI,
Lorinz, sterling + Co., Pittsburgh,
james Peck 4 Co., Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith y Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau & Valec, ST. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co., Galena.
Stillmana Rood.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-22

Doors, SHOES, TES7INGS .t TlILOIS TRIMMINGS
NO. TO MAIN STREET GAL.NA.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-22
GEO. FERGUSON

LEO. ERGCSON.
No. 80 Nam Neet, Galena, Illinois.
XKyIIOLESALE and retail dealer in Hardware an
w Cutlery, Cast Steele, Nails, Mechanics and IL
ners' Tools Rope and Farming Implements.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-22

kW MUSIC. \ large stock Of new Piano and Guitar
~ music, just received by COMBS
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS,

MCCONNELL Il CO.'S EXPRESS,
Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Cooma.
connecting with Wcs Faro Co.s Express to San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic states, Cauados and Europe.
Treasure packages, parcels, etc, forwarded with safety
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofcxchange drawn all parts of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe. Checks at sight all parts
Of California,
Deposits received, special or otherwise, GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL y, co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
RNgY1yCAAs B8UgF,

SITUATED ON PIETY HILL, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
C0LoMA.
sSr THE proprietors take great pleasure in return
Eh ing thanks to the public for the Increased parona
is extended to their house, and promise that it shall
n'@ AA-4A not 90 unrewarded.
The table which is under the personal management os
of the proprietors, will always be supplied with the
best the county affords.
The House has bedrooms and parlors well furnished
with every thing necessary for convenience and comfort
There is good stable and Wagon yard attached.
MARCHANT " CROCKER,
febl8 tt PRoPRIEToRS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

NEW NUEk.
Albany. Troy, Utica, Syra-
cuse, Oswego. Auburn, Ge-
nova, Canandaigua, Lock-
port. Rochester, Buffalo, Sill
YER Greek, Duukirk, v est
field.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

STATE OF CALIFORNlA, }ss
COUNTY Eli DoRApo. }ss'
In the District Court of the lIth Judicial District in md
for said County aud State.
The People Of the Stute of California to James Chds,
one Of the defendants in this suit, Greeting:
You hereby summoned be and appear before the
Honorable District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and for said County and state, to the
plant of Patrick o Brien Murphy plaintiff, Als
this Office wherein he prey judgment Of said Court agains.
You. Joseph Ricc. Michael Hoffman, Morris Pregar and
Adam Shtoof decreeug him the possession and ownershin
Of certain tract Of land situated about three miles from
the town of Cooma in said County in northeastwardlv
direction the north side of Irish Creek Peru and
bounded as follows: commencing at oak about ~
rods casery from the house Of said Murphy, spotted
four sides @nd marked with thus y and running ).
thence 5 90 T. II IS chains; thence s. go, W chains
thence ) 3Go, W chains TO corner; thence n. 4So, W
chaips thence y 10. w chains; thence n. go, L.
- chains thence n 6lo, W chains thence N. 75o,
W. chains; thence n. 90, w. chains: thence N $50
W. IL chains thence n 800 W. 8 chains to corner
thence \ So F. 10 chains thence $. 53o E. l9chains
thence 90, l.. chains thence 5 53o, E. q chains
thence Geao, E. 20 chains thence 30 W. 10 chains;
thence y. 40. W. chains; thence n. 5Sp, 8 chains
thence H. 40 e. 10 chains thence s. 43o, E. 4i chains
thence n; 37&o L 2i30 chains thence S. 522o, f. 7
chains; thence S 31ao w. l3 chans thence s. 32O, W.
342 chains; thence S 6lAo E SO Chains thence S 2sio
". $40 chains thence n. 61a", w l49 chains to tho
place of beginning, containing 100 and also for the
sum Of $500 damages for the detention his costs
Of suit
And you hereby required to the said COM
aint within three months from the date of the first inser
ton tic hereof Or said plaintiff will take judgment against
(~-o) Witness my hand with seal of said Court affixed
Is at office. in COloma, this Sd day of June, A. D.
(e~~ 1854. A, Ste DENVER, Clerk
It appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit that James
Chs Of the above named defendants resides out Of
this State, and it also appearing that cause of action
exists in favor of the plaintiff hereby order that su-
mons against the said defendant James Chlds by pubea-
ton OF said summons in the Empire County ArgtlS, once
week for three months successvey from the date of the
first publication
Given under my hand this Sd day of June, A. D. 1854.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Attest. A. SIC. DENVER, Clerk.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

OHIO.
Ashtabula. Xenia, Cleveland
Newark, Mansfield. Colum-
bus, Springfield. Sandusky,
Toledo, Painsville, Day ton,
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Iiilin
Mt. Venom.
KENTUCKY. y
Louisville
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
A = A NJ s & co.

II L IA AVE - C< ~ ~
3AWETygG g. IxpzEgs CEE1CZ3,
AT Colo1xa and Georgetown.
eight BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn on any of our
~ offices in the following places:
Boston, Baltimore. Washington,
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville.
Philadelphia St Louis, ~ Orleans London
Also payable at the following banks:
Exchange Bank ................,...-. .PittSburG
Ellis X Morton. .............. CncnnaU
A. u. Hunt Il Louisville.
e. W Clark q Bro st. Louis,
Mechanics Il Farmers Bank. Albany,
Utica City bank ..'. ..-.''''..'..'''-- Cuca.
Bank Of syracuse. -. Syracuse,
Bank of Auburn ... 80. Auburn,
Bank Of Attica. =. Buffalo,
Geo Smith & co Observation-Disclosures. Chicago,
Alex Mitchell, File IL Marine lns. Milwaukee,
Michigan State Bank -. Detroit.
Com Br. Bank Of the State Tx. Of Ohio.. Cleveland
GOLD DUST BOUGHT.
General deposits received without any charge. Also spe
aia deposits received Sight checks drawn all the prn-
cipal towns in California and Oregon
INSU r A \ f.
We have made arrangements for insurance to The extent
Of one AicN D0IarS, any one Shipment ana are en-
powered insure for other parties on gold dust bars, corn
cndors ment bills fading at the time OF Shipment;
D-}lLI EXPRESS to and from Sacramonto,l san
Francisco and all parts Of California.
EaLI.s5 to OREGON.
:" AUSTRALIA.
Se1ui-2EOnfilly Express to the Atlantic States and
Of which send regular messengers Treasure sent by
this Express is always deposited in the Mint at Philade
phia before that sent by any othca company.
nov l9--ltf A. A. VAN GU ELDER, AGENT
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
DIR. j. IL. DULTN

AN OULD respectfully inform the citizens of E Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he still resides in
Union city, at his old stand where he will be happy to ad
minister prescribe to for any onewho wish his SER
vices. he nothing Of mercuria corrosive nature
as an internal remedy ne pursues the old German method
OF discriminating or judging diseases by the Urine, in
which he has not failed to give definite description Of the
clsesse. lie al2o proposes to describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases he wishes to see the
patient If those who may have tried their family Phys-
cians, and they have failed to relieve them will c on him
that in most they would receive entire satisfaction
in the following diseases he has had
in nervous affections, affections of the liver dvSrensia
feor diseases In Their various types pleumsy asthma
coughs, colds, etc.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
rheurnatsn, fits, dropsy cancers white swenrs ules-s
Of all kinds stVa, piles diseases of the spleen peytpes
and kidneys DISTRACTIONS of the urine ORGANS al. l;d
of Female Diseases if certificates were Of anv ecco
he could obtain those of hundreds who has roazed @
unparalleled benefit and reefby taking bis Medicine no
only in acute attacks, but diseases Of long sandn wbh
has perhaps been lingering and peyng upon thc vta for
months and perhaps years. All those who NAV have occa
son 70 seek the aid of Physician would do well to rive
him call and and test the matter for themselves o
is tied down to old notion fine spun theories but the
Ories principles aud remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherance to the laws Of human
nature, experience and practice to be ecacious and n-
lble when in the power of medicine and all be asks is for
his practice to be appreciated accordance az merits
he Knows that systems whether of 1aedicine or any other
sccnee must stand fall by the effects they produce
Cali and see for yourselves.
l6tf uDop ty Feb % 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

South Fork Cigar Store.
d. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER TOBACCO CIGARS, MEN
ICAN AND BARCELONA CARDS. &c.,
Main street. opposite the Union Hotel Pacerre, and
ond doo, bel01c AdanS' Express OGcc Coioma.
FESHE subscriber has hand and is constantly receiving
4 from the Manufacturers in Havana, large invoices of
the most superior brands Of
CIGARS:
First quality Havana Regalia, Flor de Cabanas, Sc
yilianas, Patria, Henry Clay, FL Ohio Jenny Lind
Regalia, Blontro, Figaro, La Zeal, Best Londres
Londres Cabanos, Semiramis Small Havana, etc.
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers, Twist Dadem, A. Hunt
Oronoco, Nectar Leaf, Four Aces, and other An
dersons fine cut, in cans and foil Goodwin's Smo-
king and Chewing, Mrs Miller's fine cut, &c.
SNUFFS, &C.
American Gentlemans and French Rappee Snuffs :
Stone, Clay and Fancy Pipes Cigarito Leaf Tobac-
co, Cigarito Paper, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock, they can buy cheaper at this store than at
any place this side Of San Francisco All orders
will be promptly attended to-
February llIh, 1854. Tl3tfl
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
Henry M Fiske

DRUGGIST AND ApOTHECARY.
E%TOCLD inform the citizens of FL Dorado County in
Wv general and MUD SPR9esin plrtctar, that he has
II hand large assortment Of DRULS, MEDICINES.
P JNIS and OILS. as well full supply Of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also. u large assortment Of the LATEST PUBLIC.4-
TTONS, which be is receiving, by every steamer direct
from tho publishers, aud which he WI dispose Of at the
lowest rates.
Ag'Stole-Postoice Buildings, Main ST.. Mud Springs.
January 4th, l3jI (i2f1
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
DAGUEREOTYPES
well & yy.aians,

ATT0BNEY& AND COUNSLLLORS AT LAW.
CtGces Icloma and ilaeeryille D. X. NEWELL will st
all times be found at their Office in Faeeryie opposite
the Onion Ho,cl. And L. H. WILLIAMS at their Office
IN GoQma south side Of Main street, the foot of Pic
" IIill.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

TSAJ -Ez.- vA7 "a hid lEE @1 ~J gus M-.
GEORGETOWN
ALIVAY, STARKIVEATHER g. CO.. Proprietors
popretors Of this extensive Hotel take pleasure in
u announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally that their House still open for the reception Of
Boarder and Travellers. Having lately improved with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed Rooms and Private Rooms for the ac-
commodation of Ladies and Families
The Table is furnished with the best in the market
while the BAR contains good assortment Of liquors
and SEGdRS.
In Addition ia stable for tho accommodation of Horses
and Teams. Tho stages for Sacromeno City arrive and
depart from this House every day rendering great conve
aience to the travelling public. JOHN ALWAY,
J. NJ. STARkW ETHER,
Georgetown. nov Jg--itf
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
SHOVELS! SHOVELS!!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Ames', Days Gays
IA and CARRs Shoves, also, assortment of SLUlCE
FORKS and RAkES, on hand and for sale at
dec I7-5tf J. G. BROWNS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
FITZGERALD & Co,
Importers and Dealers II,

EInp0TFPTN
HdRDU-ARE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS &C.,
NJ l0G Battery Street, san Francisco keep constant
~ " on band
TOOLS Blaclsmith's Carpenters, Milwrigbt's Ma.
chinist's. Wheeiwrght's, Masons Miners. Coopers
5aimaker's. Tnner's Saddor's, Shoemaker's and ALI
kinds of edge tools
METALS Horse. Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails :
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper. Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc; Lead Pipe and Solder
iNpLEMENTS.--Plow Ok
Yokes, and Bows Chains Cradles, Sythes Snaths Rate.
Forks Spades, Shovels Hoes, Field and Garden Took
Of every description.
HARDJVARE.-Ta and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Traysand Candlesticks Hollow Wa~e
Sauce and yngpans, Gridrons, and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods
English and American Boxes and Springs American
Locks aud Latches, &c, &c.
E4- agents for Herrng's Salamander Safes and Mar.
beized Iron No. 100, Battery street, san Francisco.
nov l9--ltf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03
THE Russo-TuRK1sH war.

Professor Johns, All eastern traveller, is about
to lecture in Washington upon his residence in
Turkey, where he sojourned two years. in the
double capacity of British consul and architect
Of the Protestant church in Jerusalem. He
held daily intercourse with the Christian, Jew
ish, and Mahometan inhabitants, and obtained
much interesting information on points con-
nected with the present Russo-Turkish ques-
ton. He has thrown his travels and other
matters of information into the shape of lee
lures, illustrated by numerous fine stage dia-
gram views; to which he invites the public and
all interested. The press and many well known
literary and travelled men speak in high terms
Of these lectures. Professor Johns has in his
cabinet many very interesting antiquities and
relics, collected during his travels.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03

press, can stand BY no longer and see mem
Der Of the cabinet thus assailed by one Of the
organs, without reminding the Union Of it's
duty. gEas& 81 4za2si ea'ns A
Suppose We had said such things Of mem
ber of the cabinet, would not the Union have
made our knuckles ring2 Now, we thought it
wrong for Mr. Guthrie to interfere in the State
elections Of New York, and, as we hoped, we
expressed our disapprobation in becoming Ian
guage. We used no such terms as "his mis-
chievous existence as a public man. We
quoted, as applicable to him, no such lines as
"IIes been true to party, and that's to himself
We did not ridicule any mishaps in affairs
of gallantry, or insinuate that any had occur
red vet we we're treated as il we were but
little better than hereto. The old adage is:
zone man had better steal a horse, than for
another to look over the hedge
Now, we do not approve of such attacks as
this upon high public fanctionary and if it
had come from one of the presses with which
we affiliate, we should have taken the liberty
TO rebuke it; and we cannot help thinking, in
this case, that the Union is derelict in its duty;
and it must excuse us for reminding it Of that
duty, which we design to do in perfect good
temper, although we do feel somewhat pro-
yoked at the Uaion's shortcomings in this
respect. The Union was as unnecessarily in
tolerant in ON case as it is reprehensibly toler-
ant in this.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03
OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

According to the report of the director Of the
mint, at Philadelphia, communicated to Con-
gress yesterday by the President Of the United
States, il appears that the coinage, including
gold bars executed at the mint in Philadel.
phia in 1853, has amounted to $50, IL, ,249 72 +;
Of which $36,355,62l were in gold coins,
$l5,s36,997 81 we're in refined gold bars,
$7,852,57l were in silver coins, and $67, 1853 IS
iu copper coins. This coinage was comprised
in 69,775,537 pieces, being more than twice tho
number of pieces ever before struck at the
mint in single year. The deposits received
were $53,3l5,632 GA in gold, and $s,367,33s
in silver, including silver purchases made pur
suant to the act Of March 3, 1853; making a
total Of SCI, ,6s2,s7l "a.
The coinage at the branch mint at New
Orleans amounted to $3,44s,00O, Of which
$2,220,O00 were in gold coins, and s., ,225,0 900
in silver. The number Of pieces struck was
6,532,OOO. The deposits were $2,l52,254 l6
in gold, and $4,536,l3l o6 in silver, including
silver purchases. Total, $6,6ss,3s5 %.
The coinage at the branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina, amounted to $s39,370 in gold,
comprised in 1906 pieces. The deposits
we're $3O5,l57 O6 in gold
The coinage at the branch mint at Dahlo.
mega, Georgia, amounted to $462,sls in gold,
comprised in s9,43s pieces. The deposits
were $452,2s9 76 in gold.
.,o;,,o 80 ~ tha mint nd ;fS hra
es for the year 1859 was as follows: Gold,
$55 5,2l3,9O6 "a; silver, S9,077,57l; copper,
49,, 7,O59 Is. Total, *64,35s,537 72.
1t may be Of interest to state that one mil
lion of dollars weighed in gold 3,6s55 pounds
averdupois, and in silver 64,s57 pounds, If
1000 pounds be taken as the ton, it will be
seen that the large operations during the last
year, reach about lO2 tons of gold and 249 tons
of silver.
The amount of gold of domestic production,
deposited at the mint and branches during
the last year. was $55,622,o5l of which sum
55,Il34s7 was from California, and the bal
ance from the Atlantic States, except few de-
posts from Oregon, Of the value Of $l3,575.
These were the first deposits from that ter
ritory, and are characterized by having an APP
preciable percentage of platinum sand. The
silver parted from the gold from California
amounted to the sum Of s407,l33; in addition
to which there was received ether silver of do
nestle product 10 the value OF $40, l46. AT
the principal mint, several deposits of Aus
tralian gold have been made during the year,
amounting to$l95,e00.
| The entire coinage at the several mints, from
the time they commenced operations, is rs fol
lows:
Mint at Philadelphia, u793,.. .S322, ,2as, ,s6s
New Orleans, qs3sl.,,.,.'' 5O,491,665
! Charlotte, n. c., 1s3s),,,,,. 3,790,O3s
| Dahlonega, Qs3s)..,.'.'... 3,2s0, 72s
! Total vi all the mints, ,.''.S3Sl ,To7,299
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03
THE GREAT TABERNAcLE FAILURE.

W fuHrF ee - II y ~ ! r t.
The, New York Day Book says: The
meeting at the Tabernacle, the other night,
has made no impression in this quarter. II
did not come up to public expectation either
in point Of numbers, character, or enthusiasm.
Three thousand persons, only got together
after two weeks drumming, headed by gentle
men onehalf Of whom are suspected of aboli-
tonism, and entirely innocent of all show Of
zeal, are not supposed to have spoken the
opinion of the city Of New York upon the great
and momentous territorial question ,
The same journal says, in another place :
"There are few old gentlemen in this city who
imagine that the destinies of the nation are in
their keeping. They think wonderful respon-
sibility rests upon their shoulders, and that
they must act and decide on all occasions as
though they we're the founders and protectors
of the republic. When anything, nevis proposed,
they put on their spectacles and say we must
look into the matter what is this9 This will
never do; we must get up meeting and pro-
test against this measured"
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03

Ng Mezz0graph LilSenesses.-This art Of
portrait taking, lately introduced by Mr. Whtehurst
knowedged BY all surpass anything yet offered to the
public substitute for ivory miniatures IL purely
American invention, and should be patronzed by all
patrons Of the fine arts While 1t possesses all the truth
funes Of the daguerreoype, the clearne OF the finest
steel engraving and srpasses when colored the ivory
miniature in the imitation Of nature, and quite dura
ble, at much less expense
Mr. Whitehurst has beautiful specimens exhi-
bon his gallery in this city, and Is furnishing then
uncoored about the cost of the finest daguerreoypes
Though the chief exceency of this art s the facility with
which they be multiplied many hundreds thou
sands be made from single sitting with all the
rectness Of the original
Dec 2t-dtf lml
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03

The Rochester Daily Adceytiser has the fol-
lowing manly and satisfactory article in rela-
ton to that great question which now engages
so large share Of public attention: There
seems to us no reason for charging those who
originated the bill and the amendments with
demagoguism,' any moro than the distin-
guished statesmen that digested and sane
toned the several acts of 1850, the spirit Of
which this bill is intended to cary,out. il, as
some Of the freesoil prints admit, the slavery
restriction in the Missouri act was unconstitu-
tional, there certainly is some reason 10 sup
pose that this bill may and should be viewed
as fair attempt to repair wrong that has
been done to the Constitution, and to restore
to those injured by it their rights. And if,
upon constitutional principles, the New Mex
leo and Utah acts were admitted as sound BY
those who now oppose this measure, what fair
ground have they to disturb the quiet thus es.
tablished, by falling back upon the old issue
Of restriction? They who revive such con-
troversy, as led to so much danger to the Union
for several years before 1850, incur fearful
responsibility; and we hope our representatives
in Congress will carefully weigh the import
ance Of the subject, and let no such influence
operate upon them as to divert their minds
from the great question, and prevent the dis
charge Of a most solemn duty to the Constitu-
ton and the States.
aWhatever may have been the motives OF the
originators Of this Nebraska bill, i the pr'nci-
pie is right, it should be sustained and, even if
the effect be to strengthen the slave power, all
who have to act in the decision of the question
should do II msnfpllY, regardless Of the cant
of fanaticism and the ovsrshadewing influence
Of northern prejudice.
I'VE sea no way in which the administration
could do otherwise, with any consistency, than
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-03
TLECANT FURNITURE.-The UNDER

INLEesANT FUkNlTUHE-Tne under.
II signed take pleasure in informing their friends
and the public that they have on hand as large and
complete a stock of CABINET WARE as can
be found in the city Of Washington, Of every de-
scription and quality, embracing styles and prices
cessities Of all classes Of purchasers. The work
manship will be found of superior excellence In
fashion and durability
We would respectfully invite the public to visit
our extensive warerooms, and examine the ele-
giant and varied stock now on hand, as we cannot
enumerate all our articles without extending this
advertisement 10 an undue length. OF the newly
invented elastic spiraLspring Mattresses, which
have given such general satisfaction 10 all who
have tested them, we have yet a few remaining,
and we would urge an early call from those who
desire 10 possess themselves OF SO desirable a
Mattress TO the invalid il will be found invau-
able. WIGHT d. CROSBY,
Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank of Wash
ington near the corner of Hh street.
Notice the Bedstead sign. jap 24-dly