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70 + E IG n FRUIT
Nuts. Ac.. AZ

JOSEPH 4. BUSSIER,
NO. u South Wharves, phlladelpia. offers fir
sale, M lots to suit purchasers,
<VCO bunch haIsiIs, whole haIf mi uuaIt.r L,,..
1uO boN - La! err and Bloom lia.siIs
iOO boxes low prieed SMYRNA H. IslRs
3,O drums ChcsIne ftaIs IIs
100 mas sceditss K.Isn,s
81 c.sNs smyrna X iIsIIs
100 hall kcg, cluster Rlisins
5u Casks LdIie Cutranls
" cases leghurn and Iienoa Citron
~ e"ses oil fTunes ia class iars
- eases Pruhes IA transparent boxes
a CASKS aud 2UO huAcs German Prunes
luO Kegs rench fruIlts
~ mais Arabian Dates
J'V urins Figs, 10 cases prcserycd Cin...
ou oSlts DOrdeauN and Marseiiiss Aln,,,nI,
~ mats tNica AlnOmds 10 bags Sicily AIn..,
% barrels aud 100 boxes shelied AIno,,,s
20 bags Filberis. Cream Nuts and W.Inn,
~ IVUV" 'o'0anuis lOJ hagssheIed q npu,d Nu,.
81 S1 barrels lorpedoes. 3UOO boxes Fire Geo..
iVo Gases AS Orlcd Works
~, SUNORihs-tIg PASTE, Jujube Paste (;,o,
Choe0ale Drops, S:r!Ines Salad mi f Dfoiss
t1e"P Seeu' Aetchhps, Sauces ;round Sn,c.s %
FrePPer sauce Syruls, Preserves JeIer 0I IeAts
Sape's. Lieoree, ChoOlae. Split Peas r. a. shd
noVA Sa'uy hiaccaronI. NernIcell, etc a. S,cIs
SJi'ical'y sealed Tomatoes. Oysters Clams nrt'
Sa'aoh, aieHIs Fruits, etc. A~O"se"s
viteS = C co Merchants are particularly in.
Oct Is, '54-3t.
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RAPID lNcREAsE.--The ST. Louis (Mo.) Dem
ocrat estimates that, in one year from this bate,
there wall be one hundred thousand people in
Kansas, which will entitle the territory 10 adj.
mission as State.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

MAzzIM.-This celebrated Italian died Of
cholera IN September, at Turin. We supJose
they VIII now arrest no more Americans in En-
rope installing them for Mazzini.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

w Buss to kiss; rebus TO kiss again; pluri-
buss, to kiss without regard to sex; siilibuss.
TO Kiss the hand instead of the lips blunder.
ouss' to kiss the wrong person; omnibus. 10
KISS all the persons in the room; erebus, to kiss
the cook '''''
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W Tomorrow Thursday being thanks
glVlngday, the Episcopal and Methodist church.
es VIII be open for divine worship in the morn
ing, at the usual hour.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-We regret to
learn that the house of Capt Heary Scout. at
Rothwelfs Landing. about two miles from
Smyrna, was destroyed by fire last night about
AZ O'Clock, with nearly all its contents. and
worse than all, man ian Irishman in the en-
Pioy oil Geo. w. Cummins, Esq, to whom the
property bclongcd,) was burned TO death. II
seems that The man who lost his life was ava
Kened by the smoke, and gave the alarm; two
other men sleeping in the same room ESCAPED
oy getting out the window, one of whom had
his legs very badly cut and was dreadfuIlv
burned. DIR. Moore was called TO his relief =
Inc family OF Capt. Scout escaped with their
hVes' but without the necessary clothing to
shield them from the rain which was falling st
the time. The house was insured: the fnrni-
lure and other contents Of the house were not.
which falls heavily on Capt. s. The remains
ct the deceased were taken nroner care of and
Will be conv"r"t =" Philadelphia for interment.
W we had intended Publishing the official
returns of the election, but as nearly eyervona
interested has seen them, it will be unneces-
sary By summing up the figures, we find
causey's majority in the State. is COZ; and
cullen's 4s8.
In New Castle county, Edward Sheppard.
the Democratic candidate for the Legislature
Is elected over J. M. Bracken, by 40 votes
Andrew Kerr, the Democratic candidate for
Levy Court Is elected over WIN. McClelland.
by Dc votes.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

DEDIrATIoN.-The new Methodist protes-
tant Church, recently erected at Warwick.
Cecil county, Nd, will be Dedicated to the
worship Of Almighty God, on the 10th (second
Sab6afh) of December next. The Rev. E. Y.
Reese, Of Baltimore, will ofIiciate upon the
occasion, assisted by several other ministers
VINO VIII be IN attendance. Services to com.
iaeace at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

Of The following communication which
appeared last week, we again publish, by re-
quest of several of our readers that the sub.
Ject may be brought under the immediate notice
and action of the friends Of temperance. The
suggestions of Benedict, in regard to ca ling a
State Convention, and subsequently, County
Conventions, to devise measures for arousing
thepeople to the Importance of the subject, will.
we think, meet with the hearty concurrence of
Temperance men. They should speak out, so
as to put the matter in some tangible form.
TO the Friends of Prohibition in Della.
ware:
FELLow-CITfZENs when the number of
the Times, which contains this brief address.
shall have reached you, the bienniel political
conflict will be over-the veil which now hangs
over the doings of next Tuesday will be lifted,
and you will know who are 10 fill the Offices of
tbe State, and of your respective counties for
me ensuing two years. Politicians will, for
Inc present, most likely cease their warfare
inc vlctors, after a little noisy triumph, settle
down into the quiet routine of every day life.
and the defeated ones hide their modification
as oest they may; while politicians. are thus
getting quiet 1t will become the friends of Pro-
hioltlon to be arousing themselves to renewed
activity. And the sooner they determine what
is best to be done now, the better it will be for
the cause. That the cause of Prohibition has
more ground for expecting favorable legislation
from the American than the Democratic party.
is the general feeling not only of Temperapce
men, but of the entire community; which of
these parties is to be in the ascendencv. pext
Tuesday will determine. Lot which succeed
that may, to my mind the course for us to pur.
sue Is most manifest. AT tho earliest possible
date, think State Convention ought 70 be
called to meet at Dover. That that Convention
ought to prepare memorial 10 be presented IL
The next Legislature, asking for the passage of
Prohibitory Law; that it. also, ought TO
recommend the immediate call of Comfy Con.
Ventions, in the respective counties of Tho
State, to make arrangements for obtaining sig.
natures to said memorials; that in each county
iii active committee ought to be appointed 10
canvass each school district; and by dav tol
Smyrna times., 1854-11-22

VJ Prof Quaekenbush, assisted by Mr. C.
c. Ware. intends giving concert of vocal and
instrumental music, at the ODD. Fellows Han
in this town, on Friday evening next
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BOOT HALL.

bOSI HALL.
No l6l 'nlh Second stree i, below Spruce.
Opposite Little Dock, Pniladclpha.
.g@s At BOOB 81" may be Luui ,i,,,-
EI \ Sa'IS 81 BOOTS. Shoes and Rbocrs cht,,,e.
ssS- ''ian nj ANY other store The ciiy
Gents IbIts--,atli, KIP. wafer leather. from Il
To 81 Ladies tiai.ees-aiI coiurs t,J,n :, els
- E1;s bps-cIt hip All c1AMIe all pr.rcs-
thI; al Misses Boa, S ,-S-lli t,,lies,n,,
-'t'S u HI.''. ~ ~ ~ ~ cou.ti.Ily n.uia, T.
| - ALI KIN l.. D., IL, .l.,i Shoes. =, tl,.t ,,
III make tI'Ir pure, can In.kc Their sel,c,,,
ON ihoAs"i is. lOi't Ocect the Rl.i GUN
JOHN CONWAY.
Nov |. 'Jt-3m.
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PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE
-E@~ g ES VI Il 90
II 7TP nGUhTTU

EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND.
NV TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 2sth,
1854, at U'ciuch in the evening, viii
q sold at Public Sale, at the PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE, IN the city OF Philadelphia, a
valuable Farm of 1871 ACRES, on which are
-. erected Il new frame Dwelling and barn,
<iEll with excellent pump water between
ks1IA them, situate in Kent County, Mary LAM,
on the public 70 ID i aiding from Millinglnn To
Ch"stertown, aaoat onr mile from the Chester
vile or New Market Post Office and one mile
from Chester River, (Which is navigablc at all
seasonS.) About III Acres OF 1t IN nearly 3.
squire plot, is GIvidcd into five fields, and Ct T.
tlrated-plank. and post and rail fencing on the
public road, lanes, galden, &c. Tue nd is n
good order, and produces well, having becls
,ee.zz;1r wcll-ilmrd auI covered. The other 70
G3sSA Acres IS Wnodllpd, in separate tract.
- lynn" about Il quarter OF Il mile up the
uhlIc road.
The whole l37 Acr's Will be sold together.
clear Of all mcunbraucd Title understandable
" Stages run daily from Elkton, Nd, 10.
Geor Fctown Cross Roads, five miles from this
Farm. Steamboats, daily from Baltimore to-
ChestertoWn,1 miles from it,
* The farm is nnw occ lpied by Mr.. A. r
GHpn.
NJ. THOMAS & SONS. a-a
AuctOnecrs, o. and GY South Fourth -
Nov. ,, lSJl. Phlladclul,a
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Inc Franklin Lnstitate-Break Doun-C;,y
o. Manchester Steamcr-Lgfdels and their.
co"'eqne"ces-City Gyt-Bi6Ie Union, a-c.
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OF Al

TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT, Jan. L, ls04.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders OF tne enSM
ing described stocks of the United States tnis
department is prepared to purchase, az any ume oe
tween the date hereof and the first OF June next,
portions of those stocks amounting IN the
to seven millions dollars, in the manner an" On INC
terms herinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competltion, .. wy &c
amount stated preference will be gwen IN oluer %
time IN which the said stocks of either KIM may
offered The certificates duly assigned 70 the onl1ea
States, must be transmitted to this department.
upon the receipt whereof price VIII % pau COM
pounded Of the following particulars:
LIST. The par value or amount specified IN each
certificate.
ID. A premium on the stock Of the loan author
lied by the act of july 1916, redeemable November
L. 1885, of six per cent on the stock of the loan au-
thorized by the act of 1872 redeemabie siss Deem
her, 1862 of fifteen and half per cent on the stock
of the loans authorized by the acts OF ls4 and
and redeemable, the former on the ois. december,
1857 and the latter on the 30th june 1862 of twen-
ty-one per cent; and on the stock OF the loan au-
thorsed by the act of 1850, and redeemabie on the
2Ist Of December, 1854, Commonly called the Texan
indemnity ten per cent.
3D. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST Of Jany 1854 to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) ofcne days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks viii be made in drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadephia, a.
the parties NAV direct JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dt1stJune Secretary OF the Treasury.
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The STAGE AND PULPIT.-At the fire.
mems celebration at San Francisco, on
the 18th February, there was very uni
versal representation of all classes. CAL
ifornia, in few years, has done much to
level social barriers, and bring the sons
and daughters of Adam to an acknowl-
edgment Of their relationship. An ex-
tract from the report of the San Francisco
celebration brings the theatre and the
church into an alliance that, to our
stsrched notions, appears, at least, some
what unusual. 1t betokens good for
both; it may open wide the doors of the
one, and close some of the backways to
the other; constrain the looseness of the
former, and widen the strictness of the
latter. This is the extract:
Mrs. Sinclair having been called for,
that lady was led forward by the chief
engineer, (Mr. Duane and said:
II sincerely thank you for this distin-
guished and most unexpected honor, and
you shall always have my best wishes
for your health and prosperity; and let
me assure you that, in nything that may
be in my power to aid you, you have
only to command my services" Great
applause.)
After three cheers had been given for
Mrs. Sinclair, Bishop Kin pronounced the
benediction.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN AGENCY.

Opposite the Treasury Department, Wdihiaston,
Under the direction of AARON HAGHT PALMER,
Counselor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States and Consul General of the Republic Of
Ecuador for the United States, established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims of American
lens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments Of the
Federal Government and Boards of Commissioners
sitting in Washington; re- 0very of debts legacies
and inheritances in the United States and foreign
countries investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittances and
other money business. Baving efficient and relia-
bic correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories of the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief citSs of Europe in Australia, In
dia and China, the undersigned is prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention 10 all busipe,s
that may be confded TO his agency.
feb 15-W1y AARON II. PALMER.
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The BoGUs NINA gentleman who
has been victimized to small amount,
brought into our Office, this morning, a
counterfeit gold dollar, which proves that
the bogus mint is in operation, and it's
ISSUES are circulating. The metal of
which it is made is copper. A very thin
covering of gold, which conceais the
baser metal, was probably put on by
galvanism. The gold had been removed
from the edge of this specimen, and the
copper stood confessed. The thickness
of it is the same as thu genuine but it is
a very little too large in diameter to 90
into the test mould in the post office.
The gold covering is sufficient to resist
the sction Of nitric acid.-Bufaio Repub-
iiean. Odd.
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Stuart's New York Steam Candles,
Fruits, &c,

Stuart's New York Steam Candles,
Fruits, &C.
\ CHOICE variety of Stuarts celebrated steam
n Candies and Plums.
And just received from the Virginia mountains a
superior lot of Hams Dried Cherries, and fresh Roll
Butter; hermetrically sealed Fruit; Cranberries;
Conserve Ginger; Pickles. spiced and in vinegar at
10 cents per 100; French Imperial Shred Gelentine
with French and English directions; fresh Olive Oil;
Mustard Diaphene and all other kinds uf Mustards
Sap Sage and dairy Cream Cheese; fresh Prunes.
Although Teas have advanced from 10 to 20 per ct
continue to sell that superior Black Tea ut so cents
pound, with general assortment Of all the newest
and best Groceries, &c. Goods delivered.
2. NJ. p. KING,
corner Of Vermont ave. I and 10th streets.
feb 14-tf
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L with perpetual charter, embracing the advan.
tages Of both the Joint Stock and Mutual Plan, one
strengthening the other, and making great faving
In the expense, taking risks favorable terms
as any other company. Annual dividends declared
on all policies in the mutual department, which are
usually equal to the premium notes given. Per.
mts on California, Australia and Sea policies grant
ed at reduced rates.
Life policies after term Of years cancelled and
their equitable value returned In cash.
Risk the lives of Slaves taken on favorable
terms.
Books furnished and farther information graruit
ousiy given by calling on G.. BIRGE,
feb T-tf Agent Willards' Hotel.
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UNDERTAKEN.

WUuLD respectfully return my thanks to the
Il citizens OF Washington and its vicinity for their
past PATRONAGE and say that owing to the frequent
calls In the Undertaking branch OF my business /
have been induced to discontinue the manufacture
OF furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
every thing that is requisite to my business, and
am therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
few moments notice, and assure those who NAV
give me call that will spare no pains to carry out
their orders to their entire satisfaction.
JAMES =. HARVEY,
7th st., between G and II.
N. B-Calls attended to at all hours of the night.
mar 2-1y
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TO CONTRACTORS,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS, !
February II, 1854.
DR0POSALS viii be received In this Office until
i Saturday, the I'D eff April next, at O'Clock
p m, for grading and graveling SO much Of Mary.
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
bridge, is not now graded Spd gravelled, as may
be directed by the Commissioner of Public Builo.
ings.
The work is to be of the best character, and to be
done to the acceptance Of the Commissioner. or such
person as he may appoint to inspect it, and all that
is to be done must be done by the first day of Octo-
Der next
The crawling must be at least twelve inches in
depth at the centre of the street. tapering of gradu
ally to six inches in depth at the sides.
Security will be required for the faithful per.
Torrance of the work.
Any surplus earth from the grading must be de-
posted at such place. within reasonable distance,
as tho Commissioner shall designate.
Prcposers will state the price per cubic yard for
the grading, and per superficial yard fer the gravel
ing including gravel and all materials.
B. B. FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
feb 22-dtd
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Cash to Loan In Sums to Suit
DY LLOYD & CO., Claim, Pension, and Bounty
ID land Agents, 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Washington, ID. q.
Cash advanced Oh Claims, &C.,
Claims before Congress or the United States that
have been abandoned by other agents as soorttless
have been successfully plosecuted by Letters
addressed as above post paid, will be promptly at
ended to. dec ID
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

QUALITY, fit, and workmanship guaranteed, be.
'" ing wholly manufactured by our artisans and
seamstresses, on the premises of the Proprietor,
SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and ~ streets,
Opposite United States HOTEL
The reputation which these Shirts have acquired
amongst Members of Congress and a large number
OF our citizens induces the advertiser to invite those
gentlemen who have not tested them to give him q
call, feeling assured that they WILL on trial. admit
their superiority An experienced cutter is constant
ly employed, and q good fit Is warranted In every
case. None but the most competent seanstresses
are engaged which is guarantee for the excsllency
and durability of the work.
An excellent assortment of Shirts, Collars, Bos
ons, Cravats, HRndkerchiefs, Suspenders, &C., con
SANITY on hand. VIM H. FAULKNER,
8. side Pa. avenue, opposite U. 8. Hotsl
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READY-MADE.

WE have large stock Of the best quality Coats,
w Over, Dress, and Business, Talma Cloaks DC.
Pants an Vests, of rich and fine material, of the la.
test styles, and well made up. Gentlemen wishing
Q suit for Immediate use can rely upon getting .
go ID article
Also, Goods to make up to order, of tho newest
AMI rest style, make, and finish.
Fine Shirts, do Woollcn, Merino, and Silk
Also, Drawers, Stocks, Ties, Nsckerchiefs
Best Kid Gloves, all colors.
And many other pretty and desirable articles for
the season. All at the lowest prices.
YOUNG i OREM,
Merchant Tailors 4 Clothiers, Browns hotel.
dAc a.
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FUNERALS.

&C The subscriber is prepared to at
tend, at the shortest notice, to any
calls in this line, and will spare no pains to render
entire satisfaction to all whomay desire his assistance
IN performing the last tribute of respect to the dead
Hearse always in readiness Mourning Caps and
Shrouds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention oil
the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested in the families of
eral in this city. to whom he can refer as to
its efficacy in preserving the body from decomposi
ton for any length Of period.
]. w. PLANT, D street,
aug 8eo1y bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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GAS FIXTURES.

NNHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
/ the public that their stock of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of the best and latest patterns, has
been received and that they prepared to sell
the lowest rates. Persons in want sf Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine they will no doubt
End 1t to their interest. I
Dwellings and public buildings fitted with gaatu-
hing at the usual rata
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer,
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW CATHOLIC BOOKS.

A LII for Jesus, by the Rev. r. W. Faber; Sentan
n Monitor, by the Rev. P. Baker; Senten Man
ual the Jew of Verona, an Historical Tale of the
Italian Revolutions of 1860; Justo Vicundono.
Prince of Japan, by Philaleths, the Life of Saint
Elizabeth, of Hungary, Duchess Of Thuringia; the
Cross and the Shsmrock; New Light, by Mrs Sad.
lier Holy Week; Prayer Books, large and beauti-
full assortment; Bibles. plain and gilt with illumi-
mated covers; Rosary Beads, Cocoa Comedian Pearl
and Ivory, on Silver Chains; Crosses of Silver
Medals, Gold and Silver; Crucifxes, silver and
Ivory; Holy Water Fonts; French Engravings fol-
Prayer Books, with lace borders &c. Just received
and for sale at MISS THOMAS
Book and Fancy Store, High ST., near First,
mar Is Ge0gertovn
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CARD.
TO The Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown

10 The Ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
Alexandria, &c.
HENRY WEIRMAN'S Ladies' Misses, and Chi
L dren's French Shoes are sold by the under.
isncd, 18th street, just above Corcoran Riggs
Banking House, in his new building, with the high
marble steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly on hand every variety of La
jes, Misses, and Children's French Cater Walking
Shoes, White and Black Satin Caters, Slippers Sc.
made to order by II. Weirman, of Philadelphia, OF
the best French Cater materials, and in the latest
Partisan styles These Caters entirely different
from what are generallyknow as "slopshOp Shoes,
being all custom work, of superior workmanship,
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and economy,
will consult their interest by giving me call, and
examine for themselves. c.. WEIRMAN
18th ST., just above COrcOran & Riggs
aug 1e-lyeo Banking House.
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,

Bridge street, Georgetown.
MI have now the pleasure Of announcing cur
w removal to the new Store Immediately ad-
Joining our old stand, where will be happy tosee
our old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that our productions cannot be sur
passed and prices will bear favorable comparison
With those of any similar establishment in the Dis
trict.
We are ready at all times to serve Dinners, Balls,
Parties, &C., with anything in our line at the short
est notice and in q superior manner.
An assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonable prices. A call is
solicited. mar 1O-eoom
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THE OLD STAND.

rORNER OF Fayette and End street, Georgetown,
~ occupied by the late John A King, renewed,
revived renovated and to be opened the LIST Of
April, 1854, a Family Grocery Store. The sub
scriber respectfully invites the attention of his
friends, neghbors and former patrons of the store,
to q nicely assorted stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he purposes disposiDg of as reasonable
terms at all times the markets will allow.
Superior quality of LIQUOR wholesale at whole
sale price Country produce traded or cash paid to
suit customers by JOHN dunno.
mar 2l-1m