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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Shreveport Rseeirtng and Iorrarding.
AN compelled to adopt the cash system in
i ny warehouse: and from this date canuo,
dsNves goods uatil the freight and charges are
Paid.
l.. 4. CARTER.
Shreveport. May ~, 1854. On
- TO the I'iantcrs.
EWOM the solicitations Of many Of hi,
- PLANTING friends, the subscriber wisl give
hos psssonsl and especial attention to De sale
o. Cotton In this market Refer. 10 the ne,.
chenes u S'ssssepoft generally.
b. :. WILDER.
Assvspost. Sept. 10, 1854
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W. oseebt ~ settlement.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

FINiiE Executive Board Of Managers, appoint
i ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public that the 9Th session Of the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in Septem-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two, sess.ons--but no vacation d. the close oil
the irst--under the direction Of the following
FACULTY..
Rev, Tho. B. WILsos, ID, d., President
Miss MARTHA LirTLssmLp, Vice Principal
Miss SUSAN H. fosrsn, English Literature.
Miss J.. ConskLiA Jusk, Ornamental Depart.
ment and French
Miss ELIZA VI. buRTos, Primary Department
Miss AgAsELLA JEssErr Jusg, Music, Piano
and Guitar,
Miss l.. ConsELiA Jrsr, Music, Organ
d. DaSyonTu prDfs,sor Of I,~aI Music
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

JOHN D. SCOTT Il co.
Nos 20 Murray and ~ Warren streets,
New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

LADIES' SHOES.
A FRESH lot Of lsdies' and misses fancy
"A Sho.s, Just received and for sale BY
q. G.. GREGG & 60.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-18

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
IMMIGRANTS and others who may be de-
sirous Of purchasing lands, either for set
Element or speculation, are Informed that
S,r Hundred and Eighty Acres
Of valuable land, well watered, and timbercd,
can be purchased on accommodating terms.
Said land Is situated SIX miles north OF Mar
shall, and twelve miles from Por. Caddo, the
shipping poin, Of this section.
This land ia susceptible Of being divided,
and will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers
Title uudoubtcd. For further particulars,
apply to .. > JkNN'Nns >,
MARSHALL March rs, 1854. 33-u
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Agency.

IOiiN II Harrison is fully authorized to
- trensac, all my business, during my absence
from the State.
r. II. BAuGH
May 2ud. 1854. no. 12-u
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as- CONSTANTLY INCREASING.

- eSp CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
The number Of persons, physicians. mer-
chants and others, who add their testi-s
mony 10 the good eifects produced by
STABLER'Ss sAN0DYNE CHERRY
ExPECTORANT and DIARRHEAl
CORDIAL, Is constantly on the in
crease The names which can be nd.
duced are those &C persons well known,
and Of undodbted standing in the com.
mauity for probity and yeracity. Such
being the case, no one can for q mornent
refuse 10 use or administer these really
excellent medicines. A great number
of the best physicians in the United
States hare testified that they are more
reliable than any other proprietary
medicines with which, we Tthey are ac-
quainted, for the diseases Tor which thew
are prescribed !" Ifyou have Cough.
or any disease q The throat or lungs.
make trial Of the Expectorant and marx
the result. The Cordial may be taken
with good effects in all diseases Of the
bowels. See the advertisement ofeSta-
bler's Good 8iedicines.''l in another
column, and descriptive pamphlets to be
had gratis Of the agents. Price for each,
ONLY so cents, or six Bottles for $3.50.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

FoREIGS NEws.--By the steamer At
lantic' $ arrival at New York On the 18th
ult.. bringing Liverpool dates Of Jan. II.
we learn. by the telegraphic report to the
Sun, that part Of the allied feet entered
the Black Sea on the sOtt5of December,
temPestuous weather having before pre-.
vented them. The Russiausambassador
had not set left London and Paris.
From Vienna, It is stated. with SEEM
ing authenticity, that Austsia had asked
Russia If she would consent to Euro
pean protectorate over the Christians, in
Turkey. TO this the Gar. replied that
he would consent to nointerference what
ever between himself and Turkey.
On the Danube very little was doing,
owing 70 the weather. There had. how
ever, been three slight affairs, one be-
tween = Turkish forage escort and the
Cossacks; another, q sally from Sisiorria,
and third, an action between Russian
steamer and two gun boats. and the shore
batteries on the Danube, in all of which
the Turks were victorious.
The report that the Turks had Istermcd
Karakal, although probable. was not con-
firmed. -. y. -...
The King Of Belgium has sent an auto.
graph letter 70 Napoleon by . special
messenger On tlle subject of war PROS
poets. The contents have noi transpired.
but 4 Is supposed 70 be . new device Of
the Gar 10 gain times o. - bona eide
proposition from Belgium.
France nd eaIled out an additional
contingent q q. 300 men TO replace the
10000 destined for Turkey 49,,
Prussia was concertinga course Of &C
ton with Sweden and Denmark in view
Of the coming war. a.,
a letter from Christiapa states thai
Norway had determined 10 ct out q
squadron OF twelve ships IN view-of aP.
preaching events. Little sympathy for
Russia exists among the Norwegians.
Shanghai. China dates Of the isth
states that the insurgents had evacuated
Annoy, and the Imperialisss had perpetra-
led q horrible massacre there. =
IN Eseland. there had been ; vefy
great I'll Of snow, which seriously inter.
fupted trarel, and even the ordinary b.
siness traffic Of London. There had been
much cold weather. and great storms, &C.
cOmpanied BY many shipwrecks audloss
Of life. The Sd Of January was degrees
colder than the coolest day since 1910.
, NOBODY It is stated, can remember any
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Tar A. w,wnE 0-w~oAx...
2sve 800 49,, a.. -. -
TO-. a -. -
..,.,.,.'s,.a .,...:.. :. 49, :
>Se.e,,.. no IL. -. = -. -.
Der. of en-, ,e.;sa.,,.~. go a.. -. So.
mentioned in our A,aan..I:. ,e,,A ,h..
Iudse Constable had hsen ra,,,,,.ka hx
IN. den.er... : rh. l.,,..... ,.,..;,l,;,..
We learn, was made by : ans,,s.ous
vote In the deasorraaic ea.,eux Th.ll~e-
ton is 10 take place ON l4ll of Febaary.
and thu resull 4 lo.,Eea e. ! with ci,.id-
erable iases Il. froua ~ fact hAat.
although thers = : nomisal ssl.ig
nssiorisy ID III i i lhe lenslisre,
4 : aow said Is he mater s.bt.
khether TIE eatire strength -.
can BE- rallied ON the caucus ''zasi Of
that perty. -
- There are IN the House. (exdusive Of
Of the. temperance men and Ms. farmer.
Of Baltimore eounty, independent, } 90
wings. IN the Senate l4--sosal - while
the dem. have y in the House aAf . IN
the senaie--sosai 81 As - - thf ma
IoF'iy Ut the whole, il will be sect that
the wh'g nominee will require, TO be e.
iected' o''e vote more, which-masgcome
either from the independent nfmber
iro'n Baltimore county or from onfOf the
ten tcihPerance delegates from u city.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.


NOTlCE is hereby given that the
~ subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court of Sc. MARY : county IN
Maj Wand. letters OF Administrator On
the personal estate Of J,sl'n Matiing'ey'
late Of said County derrased. Al per.
son. having rlaims against the laid de-
ceased are hereby warn,ed 10 exhibit the
same. with the proper vouchers thereof
to the Subscribers on or before the 10th
day Of September next. otherwise they
may b excluded By lawI from all benefit
of che said estate. (siven under our
hands this I'd dAy of Fe4mnary, 1854.
\ : ALEXANDER MltTTiNGLEY.
I'D va. MATTfNCLEY. OF ,WELr
.adminisfrators.
Feb. I'd, 1854. i. .x-<
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D1ATH % TIE REssIAs MrSssrrR.---
Nc BOdiFO. he repissent atiye d Rus
50 near ibis f:OveraslIsn e. the last
seventee year, died Il his resiidence ian
GsOrgetowa D. C., o. The 90 hit. his
gentleman had beeOmr identified, TO some
sKt'-nt, with oar people By his marriage
With One Of cur cUuntrywomea-Niss
Harriet wiIllaias sf ceSrgetowa--aha
during his long residence among Us, had
EendsEed himself "a object &C much es-
ieem by the heightened principles which
always egalafea hsz actions. BY BIS soci-
sEaliep6sition anashc insariabie usbanity
o i, aepOstmens. ! TIE following from
me NstioAzl lnielligencer wiII convey
some impsessiol. osthe regard epieltained
sos llIs ieesased By an saaks and classes
of our people: 81
The srrsy DC carriage. was unusnal-
" large. csem t5r the funeral sof Oise
OF high ofieiaIs posifisd, aud great
numbers of private acitizens identlfied
themselves with the occasion. The body
was conveyed in an open hearse in =
coffin Of the best material, but plain aud
unOrnamenial, fuliowed % foot BY Mrs.
Bodisco. her children. and the remaining
members Of the family and .uise Of tbs
deceased, al the way trom the residence
on Second street to the cemetery on the
Heights. This circumstances VAS pecu-
harry touching and appropriate, following
n il did the atEectionate example Uf Mr..
Bodisco, himself, on q very recent occa-
siOn, at the funeral Of . very near relative
OF has Mlte." ~ wsA--- srs &. sfat
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PAPxE NuNcio.-A debate Of some
length. prompted BY the wanton and un-
manly Outrage's and insults offered 20 NJ.
Bedini, the Pops's Nuncio. by eestain'of
the foreign population % this country in
several Of the cities lately visited BY him,
has lately taken place In the U. =. Sem
ate, upon . resolutions OF inquiry from the
President, offered BY Gen. Cass, touching
our relations 20 the Papal states. and in.
directly iuvelving the subject Of the pre-
sent mission Of that gentleman to this
country. This sesolusion VAS adopted,
and the Secretary Of State has complied
herewith by submitting a copy Of all the
correspondence on the subject. In re-
ference 10 this communication. Ios, thu:
Washington correspondent Of the Sun,
has the following: ,,..- ~sasa'ta ~
at appears from the papers sent to the
Senate tO-dayin reply 90 General Cass' $
call. in regard 10 the. diplomatic charac.
ter Of the Pope's nuncio, that he was
commended to the care Of the President
! on his way TO BRAZIL, and that he was di.
reeted to visit the u nised States. and was
specially charged to- present h.nself to
the President, &C.. An this certainly
entities him to the Presidents safe con-
duct. The Senate viii consider The ques-
ton. and they laid the messageson the
table accordingly: meanw bile the nuncio
remains here, and is likely, after while,
to become very popular scjourner in the
Federal city. r aa s.sa
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TEACHER WANTED.

rTyHc undersigned, Trustees of p, ma
- ~ School, No. S, in the S.,oLd
Election District OF 81. Mary's County,
Md. are DESTROYS Of employing teacher
for said schoel. To one u o can con
well recommended for compete nry {"
teach the several branches required by
law TO be taught in Primary School., and
also Tor sobriety and good moral charac-
Ter, . salary OF not hess than $3.50 will he
paid. Applications should be made ~
early as possible, a. il n desired 20 ol,rn
the school by the 18th OF the pre>eh,
month. Address the undersigned. Great
Mills p. o.. St.' Aary's co., Md.
= ROBERT THOMPSON,
So F WI. T.TARLn'Ny
+ ss Sc. 10. BURROUGHS, r.
&c. MILBURN.
Trustees.
Feb. ID, 1S54-2t.n ..-,
o. baltimore Daily Sust publish three
times. aud send bill 90 this Office.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

sASkATIyE ELECTRIC
rY'rI|This exssaossi.nary semedy
=. go q posifise substitute for Our
fc6rilr aafcti0ns, anu he's none
go go III effects. u has been thorough
: 80 " che most eminent Physicians
In their extensive prseticr in
49, hospitals, by order Of ths French
.o-h..eus. aud BY great number 81
ss,xcians and non-pF0fes.ional nen in
s;1Ejnised States. With eosaplcse saecess.
noi cosnpound nsstrnm. h,la an en-
h new article IN MssrsiaT Nealra. and
+ dessineilse sacceed I'd SsbeF ,ressedieS
or Chills and Fever. as well ~ all frbriie
.iIsstions. sesadssnisemnensfi W u another
s@ua~ = astT
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

QeEES FicToRiA gave gralad bal y
her dosnestirs. and ether sesSsnts, e
Winlsor Ia<tle. on Christine Nsaxiy
two hsairea persons were pFessent a
portiun Of TIE band Of the let hegiment "a
Life Gaard* feHmed the orche:ara. and
when the merry dance had proceeded for
a time. her Majesty, Prince Albert, &C.
companied BY Lord and Lady John Ras-
sci, the. Earl and Countess Granville,
and Others who had formed the royafcir-
Gle at dinner. honored the festive scene
With their presence. Refreshments from
the royal larieg and cellars sxerss boanfi-.
fully dispensed, and fun and meEriinentJ
were. keuK am I'll 4 i. rIox.k Ii lie .nAasa
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NiTICE is hereby given thai the
~ subscriber has obtainc,I from the
Orphans Court Of ST. Mary'- county in
MARYLAND. letters Of administration on
the personal estate of John II Fowler,
late Of said County decreased. All per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit The
same, with the proper vouchers thereof
to the subscriber on or before the 18th
day Of September next, otherwise they
NAV be excluded BY law from all benefit
Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this Cd day of February, 1854.
GEORGE n. MORGAN,
administrators.
Feb. Cd. 1854.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

Lord Hardingc. the commsnder-in-
chief Of the British army, has resigned
his position
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

NO Change % prices. Tie iHif5FEs ~ Is
week consist cf 1000 tons from d e
Chincha Islands. 49,
Tobacco The market is very qniet.
Stock light and receipts small, liinitaAg
operations. Holders are pretty firm We
have NO change to note IN prices. and
quote the range Of prices as follows /:
Most inferiar sound Maryland sass Is f;
common do 55oaS5 -; middling togood
EAST fine or colored z 5OaS8; ground
leaf, inferior, 4 50a$5: middling ) 95a-
o -: good 6aS7 80. The inspections
q the week are ~ hhds- Maryland and
hisds. Ohio. Tofai-i6 hlals
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

Judge a. Tverson, democrat. formerly
a member Of The House Of Represents
tives, has been chosen United States SEN
ator By the legislature of Georgia. in
place Of Mr.. Dawson. whig. the present
incumbent.
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As-. q small farm called DRAYDEN.

ais. q snail farm called DRAYDEN.
- coatsining ffs.~ aeress- . part "f
kEasl whieh !. very fne meadow land.
Also tract OF FORREST LAM.
Of about seventy acres. Which has here
toIore been attached TO Drayden.
will sell the above tract. # land at
Public Sale ON TUESDAY, ~ e 18th "f
FEBRUARY atti ,o'ciock, if far. il
not, the next fair day J.. at tie t
Mills. Store. on very accmmln dali e
\ frms. If not disposed of at private ,a.c
etore that day. : .sf.--.s..
49,. /, JOHN VI. BROOME.
Feb. I'd, LISTS. ..ar...sr.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

Mains EsaUoR BILL.-We have re-
ceiyed copy ofthe Bin reported o. This
sabjecs to che House OF Delegates. by
Mr. 'Coehrane of che Baltimore Maine
Law delegation. which. IS win be seen
byrefeteace 10 another columns. has been
sec down fcr consideration on next We'd
uessday, the Ssh inst. We viii publish
this bill next week that our readers may
shave m opportunity to examine is pro,
e = 80 ssllA Z f.sE ~ fsE
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

The caRpISER TsiAL--The proseeu-
ton in this celebrated case has at lensth
closed. The defence win. u . supposed.
also occupy some considerable time. >
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"
-IEOS ARO rows. ID. e
THURSDAY MORNING.. FEB. 2. iss4.
sNEw CEVscH BELI--The trustees Of
81. AIoysiss chsareh, in ihis village have
Fecently procured hlie: large eeiE for
sisc.ase Ct TIE congregation. II weighs
3aOabs., and 10 from the foundry Of Clam
pin and Regisaes. Baltimore. i W. asoula
venture % sssgess. sspst re<pectfallyg nj
rsar@ss ssat ameat sterpaeaa the church.
~ 4 =secepancls 60 this bell., wsslia pre-
senta wsssr gratifying spPearsnceto ne
eve. than the rather eaashessonse-l68sing
stsnne-wsrk shat ms bean rigsed npia
the ehaseh-yaEd fos thai l,aFIsasr. The
sone and the soznos inoreoss'ss y s''ss's
ne improved. sze woald shinks - means
of an INCREASED esesas'oss : w as'l's sss
Psesens aFFangemensast O"s se"saa"s'!'
sad shas ahe congregation ~. 'e@* sS
stePs 10 g'feFaae nc saDss'ss' P
pose. % g.ss1As .a..' :. y ~ h'faa'''l' ~ .
sdess = 7 T7'sls rse
LEcIsLArUkE LA the HOuse, On the
.91lh, Mr.. Miltimore presented . petition
from a. @. 3. Key and 1913 others. tan
payets 6 saint Mary's county COR re-
lease Ct the securities of alexander M'l-
.butn sfrosa mcney due the STATE
"A bib. tePorted by NJ. M'iiimore' so
Rx. the place and change the time Tor
holding the terms Of tte Circuis Court OF
this county" has Passed the House.
A blk TO the same effect reported oy
aas' ,''o'ey.'a' :. a@s -, - - a..
~.m. :. .oou :. w.. receive ii.
- -. --,..-----,,r
p. w.s ~. ..cs,..ce
-. -. .,,,.,,... :, ,.;,l
' ar. g.. !. . .,...,;u,.d
-. a.. -, ,,,,r-c.n,.d nd.
~' = :. -. -, -. .o,,,.,.u.
"a !. -, o.,o,..;o.. from, % as !, %.
~ -. -, h..hsl mi. va. before
-. -. ~ -. .,s.,.e,. A...a,;c
-. 80 - !. -. g.. e ~. -..l
go ,ses;xed. .s,er uh;ch h;oher prices
,w.r. ..l.a hy .holaer, .T'he,e prices
=. 80 h;.Ssr ,h., or. haze known
a.. c-....a.., v..rx and we .;nc.rclv
!. - a.. :. ..,,v .,.,, 81
IA ....a.. - =. go, e,:s,.ms. !,
-. - ...hI. &c. Is ,ur farmer.
-. -. 1890. !. .,o.,.h NO, -
49,. Ia :. v., - ,,ke .avautaee Of
.aiMS ss so'sa 60 yS'' y s-
D T7@ ~ s - ( ' =
SD 4aE sUsDAY I,xw.-.ssp Deciis;On.--
Dus;nx ! isae tsiisi Ia The Criminal Court
of Baltimore Tor tue violation Of the Sun
day Law. the report Of which We find IN
the local columns of the Patriot. the
question was raised, a. TO whether par
az III
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

+. SrArE TREAsURER..-Tn the caucus
held By the Wing members Of the Legis-
lature. Dr.. Dennis Claude, a former in
cumbent, received the unanimous nomi-
nation for State Treasurer. The cleo
ton has been postponed to the l4th OF
February. The democrats have nomi-
mated Dr.. James s. Owens. the present
incumbent, for the same position.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

Mr: Red6eld, The appointre Of the Ad-
,ministration 20 the N. York colleciorshiP,,
after the removal Of Judge Bronson, has
beea. confirmed BY the Senate almost
unanimously -only six senatOzs voting
ia the negative. -. =. -
zssaus sa.s = = q : H. n
a The citizens Of Upper Marlboro, Nd.
are taking into contemplation the sdop-
ton Of measures 90 have their town in
corPorated.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1854-02-02

CoURr or APPEALs.-December Term.
1s53.-Annapoiis. January 10th. 1854.
No. 100. Robert Crane ct al. vs.. Dixon
Cough Adr. Of Mary C.ane-appeal from
the Court Of Chanccry. Chief Justice
I.eGrand delivered the opinion of the
Court-accree reversed aud bin disEniss-
ed. Each party to pay his own costs in
this Court and in the Court Of Chancery.
3 The free-soil members Of Congress
have Published an address to their con-
ssituents against the Nebraska Territory
bin, lately proposed by the Zion. y. A
Douglas In the U. s. Senate. sna p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30
4 NEW REMEDY.
GATHERS ErkR nROps

For Co~ghs, Colds, Bronchitis, ASTHMA.
'INHlS in ua>e preps alton has the extraord.
i nary property Of ,mms di t.ly re ieviny couy hs
Gods, hoafssness difficulty of BREATH g. bronchitis
asthma, anu business Of the throat 1t cpers tet
h9 dI-so viog The ongeale plsgm, come luentIy
causing fr,e sxpec o. anon.
Thos VIII troubled with that unpl asaut
tickling in til throat, whch deprises them Of res,
right At er night by the inces cosgh which j,
provokes viii, by using this remedy, find inmedi-
ate relief
These drops are composed Of ak simple ingree .
ents, priccipall, Of herbs, which are known to b.
very .fhc.cous in the cure of diseases resulting
from colds They have been prepared at the seq
gestion OF enc Of our most eminent physicians, ami
have been used by many of bus snd my personal
lends with signal SUCCESS and at whose earnest
llcitaton have been induced TO enter largely into
their manufacture; assured by him and them that
when gene ally known and tried, they Will super
cede all the various cough Can mixtures IL
use.
AS for myself, am confident from the ingredi
ents ~ which they are composed, that, should tn.
not Effect on enre cure, th.y do injury even
to toe most .icste in health, ard therefore have
DO hesi'ancy in introducing them to tn, citizens o.
Washington and vicinity.
G. GAUTIER,
nov f-lu4fim Ls2 Pennsylvania avenUs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-30
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

1thE SUI scriber b - on b md most O mplete
L assortment Of GOOD !, which have been sel.ct-
ed with the gr--test care from he manufacturers
Doth IN this country ard Europe, and on the b. 3,
terms, 81 are offered to consumers .. Il saving Of
from ten to twenty-five per cent. Our stscs com.
prises-
Housekeeping articles every article required
hbout hosse that can come under the mead OF
Hardware
Building materials fine assortment, not EXCEPT.
lug sasn igh,s at cents PEE pound
Meoninic| Tools, eve variety, and L. ostiy WET.
TAINTED
Leather Betting. Gum and Hemp Packing, at Boz.
n Factory prices
Grey rrothers' D. or SprinSs, warranted for fou1
years We are the Agents AID will furnish
Cealers at Factory prices
tssn 'ful assortment OF Feather Dusters al
New fors prices. and rs per cent cheaper than
ether styles.
All of which are offered at small advance fol
cash to punctaal customers BY
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
sign o. he larga Gilt saw, Penn avenue,
nov eoim betwe' 10th and tn sts