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National Medical College,


THE thirty Of lectures will commences
Monday OF October 1855, and end the LIST Of March
1856
Thomas Miller, NJ d. Professor Anatomy and Ply soloEy
VIM Professor Of ohsietics and Dseasss
Women and Children.
Josua Riley, Of Maeria Medica, Therapeutics
Jno Fed May M d. Professor Principles and Practice Of
Surgery. -
Grafton Tyler Of Anthology and Practice Of Med
icine and OF Clinical Medicine
M d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward NJ. scott, D., Prosecutor and Demonstrator
Thomas Miller, NJ. d. Dean.
similar institutions in Europe, the desks from which
regular The wards clinical instruction
areu nd.r roof
The entire expense lectures so
by the demonstration. "
Mauculaiine payable only
Graduating 70
Admission surgical clinic without charge.
The lectures thereby
enabling The hours 10 at
tend.
For further information, address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ u.
Dean Of the Faculty.
desiring situation resident student IN
the nfmsry (which ea,cs DEF NJ the
National College, make appSeson by
arhnEf0n
who will give any information that be desrcd.
residence In
hospital clinical Those making carry application viii
be chosen before The let Of October
Juiy T. 1855.
July 10 codtlstNovdhsw
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August }, eo5.
Notice Of the loan authorized
by the redeemabe and ate The 18th November
s6, whole Of that stock will be purchased BY
this department the 30h November next
which per will paid in addition the
expressed in the certificates.
And holders stocks Of the other loans Of the Cned
$40 900
also be made during period the following
For OF The Of isl2 Of
1fthe loans Of oG and is4S prsum Of IL and
ock issued tho OF 1880 commonly called
atty stock premium OF elk per
Interest will sso be allowed the stipulated cer
LIST July
lay in addition, enable the Teasuers dra reach the party
Certificates transmitted this department present
should be duly assigned the United
led 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will made by upon
Boston, York, Phiadephia, parties
ntucd to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
f-didNoyJ0 fIptel. 4 Stxr.1
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American Shipping al The Port Of GenoaA correspond
emit writing from the port Of Genoa under date Of the 9th
u that the tonnage OF American vessels this port
for the last three months has Of previous
six months but should be taken evidence
natural increase Of trade between the countries
quenoe Of the demand for transports TO the Crimea.
The number Of American arriving and departing
from this port from the LIST Of July the 30h Of September
last eighteen the combined eargoes Of which
47 The value Of the cargoes discharged at this
port $685. 77 S. and the value Of those loaded
SIT, 23s 70.
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Capital Sentences Uadr Acts of Congress-l. In the
early period OF the government inequality in the
practice regarding capital under of Congress
that is upon the point whether the convict should be
euted Of the by which he was tried or Of
the President.
e But in the administration Of President Jackson
determined and made known circulars the oice
the Attorney General in all leave the execution OF
the sentence Of the Law the direction of the court
fdsnce that the will give reasonable time the
interpretation Of executive clemency in where oagh
70 be interposed.
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General Land Ogiee.-Report Of the Surveyor General Of
FioridaThe Commissioner Of the General Land Office
received the annual report the surveyor general Of Florida
together with the usual accompanying papers
India BWsau- opening the bids the
3lst of October awarded the following
named persons by the Commissioner Indian Affairs fur
nishing blankets dry goods, hardware, agricultural mpe
ment., &c, for the Indian department
Class No. 1.--Dry goods and blankets. Cronin HeuI-
thai and Sears, New York.
Glass No 2.-Ready made clothing. wm Matthews, New
York.
Class No. 3.-Hardware and agricultural implements
john p. Rogers, Boston.
Glass No A-Axes James b. Miller, Busteton, Pennsyl
yania
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MARITIME rcwrRs-We frequently read elaborate disgust
uon on certain European nations maritime
powers does not seem to the authors of these
plausible essays that the commercial marine is the only
true guage Of nations naval capabilities as the seamen 10
man navy must be reared up in commercial navigation
Bearing this in mind the following table showing the COM
parative strength Of the commercial marine of the pnc
pal nations Of the world in the year 1854 pregnant with
meaning:
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I,os RENT, a comfortsbtr and comm odious house,
nriawa avenue hundred North Of ihr
rife with couvsnrrces II be Obtained
There attached spacious
and wetcuyaed eaden sthing csusr house, &C. To
gentleman Would and careful tenant the rent
uoulf be made
could be hired With the house
II r~qrrrd fnqure Of A. GREES,
Nov 4--2aw2w Aacuoneer, 7th ytrcet
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tyENhRAL AGENCY AT WAsHINS21N1N.-The sui
scyiber Richmond Virginia. having

N kNERAL AGENCY AT WAsfIINGION-The sui
scrber, formerly Of Richmond Vitgna having estabish
city, doors front Of the Trea<
Department, his the
especially revolutionary for land bountie
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congress-
David Dorrtngon
perhaps only which made 10 the I'm
Revolutionary in the first AUDITORS office u
index the In al
other public Offices in the Capitol OF Virginia These aud h'
twenty experience,
title hope claim him he just he win b.
where the claimant himself be entirely
unable do IL. -.
For ID March, 1855 gvas 100
battle who served fourteen days, hi
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RChAkDs-
RKvKRxNCss.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc, Virginin.
James Lyons Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, Commissioners Of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginin.
Hon. John y. rendleton, Virginia.
Hon. Chiffon, Washington D. G
William J. Ward, ESQ., Baltimore
Lewis TimberIake, ESQ.,, New York
7-d&cply~
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IupeNESr.--James W Cofroth, who formerly
Philadelphia printer, in democratic speech delivered
Benica, California in 1865, said; IF desert the
democratic party may my right arm be witheredP In the
course of time he became know-nong and at the cleo
ton California last month elected to the State
ate by majority OF about hundred votes and the
very day Of the election he fell from his horse and broke
his right arml
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GEN ERAL NEW s..

WITHDRAWING AMMUNITION FROM CAYADA.--The Mon
'rea Chronicle states that the comissarat adyerses
vessel convey 6o00 barrels of cartridges from Quebec
10 England. The large consumption of ammunition in
the present war not only exhauss all that the mills
make but will the larger part of the OF the
provincial magazines TO be called of their slumbers
into actual service.
FIREs-Property 10 the average value of 81 100000 a
month has been destroyed by fire in the United States du
ring the present year. without counting where the
loss has been less than $4,000 The monthly losses by
fire since January are as follows:
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DErRorr Nov. Ain the gale brig, supposed to
be the Three Bells sunk in Shcboygan Bay She viii
probably be raised The brig Ramsey Crooks with cargo
Of lumber went ashore the reef St. Heen island.
She win get off, it is thought. The brig Julia Dean
trey gone pieces the Skagee reef She owned
by r. Sheppard, of Chicago Her cargo insured for
eg0 COO
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rosr orrIcE prpAnrnrNr.

NsS Post 0giees.The following named new post Offices
have been established and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters:
Woodrdge's Store, Christian county, Kentucky Reed
Renshaw, postmaster.
Bell Centre Crawford county, Wisconsin; MERIT Thomp-
son, postmaster.
Valera, Genessoe county, Michigan Andrew NJ. Felt
postmaster.
South Wright, Ilisdae county, Michigan; Joel Hub
bard, postmaster.
Princeton Colus county, California Robert +. Annette,
postmaster.
McCartysvic Santa Clara county California; Levi Mil
lard, postmaster.
Bucksort, Humboldt county, California; William Roberts,
postmaster.
Cherry Log, Fannin county, Georgia. overon L. seary,
postmaster
DiscontnUedThe following named post Offices have been
discontinued
broadway, Newberry county, South Carolina.
south Landing, Cabel county, Virginia
Baskerville, Daupbin county, Pennsylvania
Chestnut Ridge Union county, Pennsylvania.
Farlitt, Pacific county, Washing ton Territory.
Plymouth, Lowndes county, Mississippi.
Jones Mills, McNairy county, Tennessee.
Ralphton, Fulton county, Kentucky.
Laurel, Douglas county, Oregon Territory.
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ltca aspects when they are concerned nasmueh n. the,
Involve questions OF policy and alliance important 10
kingdoms and the Times thinks those most forward
poon this match are not consulting the happiness
Of the princess the welfare OF England The connerion
frussa with Russia is the great hindrance put forward
and upon this The Times bears with all its powers"
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Hronl Hnrnnn.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2.--The Black Warrior has
rived with Havana dates the 2sth The health of Havana
is good. Freiglfts dropping
The Spanish propeller America, TO between Ca
dir and Havana, arrived on the 10th.
The French steamer Atcheson in port.
SUGARS quiet and prices especially for low descrp
tions, had slightly advanced. Large contracts moasses
for delivery had been made 3 AZ reals Ex-
change had slightly decnedon Philadelphia ~ dis
count.
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Begging and Rope Factory burnt.

LOUISVILLE. Nov 2The extensive bsgging and rope fac
tory of g. W. Dunlap, Of this place. totally destroyed
by fire this morning. together with house containing
large quantity Of hemp rope and bagging. The loss is esti-
000 which there is insurance to the
of SIS 600.
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PHLADEtPHiA Nov 2The friends Of lion. G.. H. Dallas
held meeting this evening preliminary to the nomination Of
4 candidate for the presidency. Resou tons adopted
extong the Of Mr. Dallas, from bis enrolment
volunteer 1912 down bis filling the office OF
Vice President when the prosperity Of the country
poised upon his single vote in all Of which he esinced that
bis principle action determined by nothing
than the general good.
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DEAD-The celebrated Maelze whose autornaton chess
player and ingenious automaton musicians
hibited with much success in the United States many
years since, died short time since at Vienna.
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Arrival Of the Baltic.

Arrira Of The Battle
New fonK, Nov. 3.-The steamer Baltic arrived this
morning with Liverpool and London dates to the I'd umo
She was detained by adverse weather.
The political is interesting but not highly import
ant.
The allies have organized concentrc advance from Eupa
oria Bader kerch and Kburn in order surround and
cut OFT the Russian forces Knburn important position
at the mouth of the river Dnepe captured by the allied
psdton recently sent in that direction
Taman and Panagha two Notifications in the straits OF
Kerch have been destroyed and the advanced posts Of the
allies within five leagues Of Bakshi Serai.
The Russians retiring and Liprandi intends defend
the line of the Belbec where battle is anticipated.
The north side of Sebastopo has been surrounded BY the
Russians with focations and placed in sup
port siege.
Among those killed at the conflict at Kars said to be
several officers of rank
Thore but little general The restrictive
OF the Bank of France telling upon almost every branch
OF trade.
The Mesrs Rothschds about to establish Austrian
Bank of Credit with capital Of 60 000 900 francs.
concorda highly favorable to the Church of Rome has
been concluded between Austria and the Pope.
The Greek minister the neutrality of the
reformed administration and the execution Of obligations due
TO foreign powers.
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oHr own country occupies proud position in this ar
But il is not alone in vessels and tonnage that
superiority is undenable. The who ves-
sells are unequalled for Skill quickness daring and
age In fact these have contributed largely to the in
crease Of our for without them it is hardly
probable that could have gone ahead remarkably
Here have at hand all the requisite materials for
navy of great magnitude whenever Congress deems it
necessary The protection Of commercial interests
win doubt greatly force into the building of large
navy.-LouissiAe Courier
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TRAR.-The catuo train which came the
Boston, Concord, and Montreal railroad Monday night
Of last week consisted OF hundred and double
cars making train about yeeighhs of mile long II
brought down in three divisions by six engines. Some
idea may be formed Of the Of business done by the
northern railroad companies in the tnnsporat,n of live
stock when IL is known that the freight bill Of one man.
lambert Hastings esq Of st Johnsbury, Vermont amount
ed STls 10 for cattle ard sheep brought the Cam
bridge market last week--Bosion Journal
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UNITED STATES REyESUr.The following table shows the
amount of duties received at Of the principal ports
of the United States for the rt quarter Of the fiscal
ending the 3oh of September compared with the pre-
vious year
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Rio coFFE-TRApE.-During August there were shipped
from Rio 229l8o bags Of coffee including 1873 900 the
United States The total shipments the United States
from the st January September LIST 6e2 900 bags
against sol 600 bags for the time last year. The
shipments to Baltimore up TO September 46900 bags
against l3050 for the corresponding period of last year
The quotations at Rio the 2st Of September 200
$500 reals aud American lots 400 to 1890; stock
$4,000 bags; sales the Goth, 10000 bags.
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loiai IN nine ipohths.'........ .......'.scooiooo
The last two months exhibit great falling of in these
losses but it may be feared that they will again increase
with the beginning Of cold weather.
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Royal coURTNG.-The London correspondent OF the
Boston Post speaking Of the rumoTed matrimonial all-
on the taps between the young Prince Frederick VIII
liam OF Prussia, says:
The Times pounees down With unusual bitterness upou
young Primes Frederick William Of Prussia the nephew
Of the King aud herapparent Of the throne who is Ball
moral for the asi few days having for the purpose
OF improving his acquaintance With the princess royal IL
understood that kind OF preliminary understand
ing enerrd into in 1851 that she day be-
the bride Of ais young prince, himself about
nineteen years Old and 80 far character intelligence aud
personal appearance concerned her royal highness
could net do better But is the misortune Of royal per-
sonages that these things be dyssted Of their po-
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WELL DoxE--The editor Of the Eddyvle Oowa) Free
Press boasts that lady that place. under twentyone
years of age, has been the mother of seven children
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NEw GOODS FOR aENTLEmEN.-r.

Anew GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-r. J. STEER,
" tailor has just received large and beautiful stock
goods, which respectfully invites the at
tention Of his AN the public.
In addition and varied stock of cloths, cassnere ano
styles, qcntecns furnishing
goods very complete such
y arts, cravats, stocks, ties, gloves
Suspenders, hosiery i
Silk, cuion, and woolen undershius, drawers &C.
He make ciohng order notice In
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices
solicited select choice styles.
.4# p & !. +
t2-3tawM
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DEAD.--llon. Onesimus Evans died at San Antonio,
Texas few days since, Of congestive attack.
UsITED--The democrats and wings Of Charlesown,
Massachusetts, have united representative ticket OPP
posed to Gardner and Rockwell
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wsschmaker and Jeweie cd 10
II vsaa avsaus, undes Browns Hos0 wash
inson, ID. O. NaMssssG
Nov t--eoel.
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washington House,
Formerly Gadsby's,)
Northwest of Third and Pennsyvana avenue.
Us..nesstop City, ~. Z.
coHgAN BAKER, Proprietor
Oct i7--dimo

For Rent Lease,
COR years. large elegant dwelling
G. 18th and 18th Streets the War
ment.
side OF the honse and well
gaden kitchen
besides grounds Immediately
In order give and the time
wallis perfectly dry cellars been
excavaed under the back buildings There the
stables and three All Of which be
paired renodeled IL necessary.
hLso, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
The dwelling house Pennsylvania between 7
and 10th
IT, tb,
OF a Twelve or inren-fect alley IL required.
house Is well calculated the accommodation Of
family and well adapted the accommodation Of
OF Congress other there being confectionery
Immediately vicinity Of the place
terms, sc .ppy Mr. Collins, the Surgeon Gen
erals Once, in Winder's building.
Oct lc-eod3w
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~ EORGE w. NURicLI. Attorney and Counsellor
United saies circuit commissioner, commissioner
(our, Of Claims, No. A. Wall New York.
Hon Nelson, United Supreme Court
H. Fish, United General j. G. To.n, Corps
Engineers army; Solicitor
of Claims H. Glet, esq., and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
city. Oct i0-WFASunam
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No. b46.]
Notice OF the establishment OF three additionai
land districts in the state Of Iowa.

pursuance Congress entitled An net 10 change e
boundaries IN the STATE O" lows sns io
other approved 3D. 1885, which net creates tnee
dsrss sd 10te 10 hsrssy declared AMI mace
land once for The TuAxxs sivra
Fonr DopGe ptsTnIcTv Fonr DOraE, IN WeDeet sousV
bury county -. -, 49,. a. Z,
Given my the city Of Washington th" trph'
isy of October, A. u. 1855
BY order Of the President: ,,.,vrr,cv.
~ Commissioner a General Land Office.
Nov 2--'nv6w lint. asd Btsr.l
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GEORGIA sCRooL-NAsrEHs II is somewhat singular fac.
that two Of the prominent ee-sol members Of ibe United
States senate ia early life taught school in ibis State
VIZ Lyman Trunbull, IF illinois, and VIM H. Seward Of
New York. They did remain long ia our midst 9th
erwse the country might have escaped the curse Of two
such arch aators and the South the annoyance Of their
denuneiafions Both II them belong now 70 the third
class Of senator's whose terms expire ia 1861 and one Of
them (Wm n ScWard} is she prominent candidate
for the presidential domination Of the fusion party OF the
North Trumbnb taught school Meriwoher, and Sew
ard in Putnam county, in This State.
Journal and NesFr,ger
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Terrible Railroad Acoidenf.--- TiOenty Lire. Lost.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Am excursion train Of eleven cars
which left here yesterday celebrate the opening Of the Pa
ci6c railroad Jefferson, met with terrible calamity
Whilst crossing the Gasconade river about 100 miles from
this place. the bridge gave way, precpitang ten dis
Of nearly so feet into the river. There
of 700 persons the train including many Of first c
About twenty reported killed. and from twenty to
fifty badly wounded. Thomas S. .. Sullivan the chief
gneer Of the road is among the killed. There but
few, If any, strangers the train
tsEcoND DEsPATcH.1
ST. Lows, Nov. 2-The following the most prominent
persons among killed Rev. DR.. Ballard b. b. Dayton
+. c. Blackburn, Henry G. Honean, Mann Butler, Adoph
Abels Capt c. Glasses E. c. Yost, Geo. Ebei Captain o.
Fiaherty, Thomas 0'Sullivan Thos Gray.
The following among the badly wounded G. N. Budd,
Hudson r. Bridge, John @. RchardsoD Captain Cousins j.
NJ Winter Slightly injured: d. H. Armstrong and L. M.
Kenneth.
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SENTENCE OF JOSEPH WAesER.-Joseph Wagner, who
had been found guilty of enlistng for the British
service brought up for sentence yesterday in the Uni
ted States district court Judge Ingerso presiding His
counsel declined making any motion in Of judgment
and Mr. Mckeon the United States district attorney moved
the court to pass sentence The judge said he would make
example of the prisoner in order deter others from
similar course which nigh embro with the present
beligeient powers of Europe The then sentenced
the prisoner to be imprisoned years. and pay fine Of
Slo0.--N T. Mirror.
DErARruRE--The steamship Atlantic Captain West left
New York on Wednesday for Liverpool with ninety-six
passengers and 100000 in specie.
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+ Isr or PO1r OFFICEs N ths unttsd ssascs.-,J.
published fsa of Post Ocss In the
iIr,,,6 states. with including the pnci
nal rerutstons Ocs Dspasnsnt 10 the only com
ri,tr work of and book OF reference
,hs. should he in hands Of business man.
- J. BURLINGTON,
Or, ,s-dl,-fs Tstarl rublsh<r, Washington, ID. c.
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The Nert Presidential Meeting # The Fricnd Of
| Mr. Dallas.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The following MARYLAND
dated Lottery, class A. dawn November /, 1855:
ed 80 18TH I3tb I4th l5n
A As Is 80 Al Is CT l6 Sc IS II 81 81 70
following Patapsco institute
Lottery, class No. 2s7, drawn November O. le55:
Cd Sd 7lh 9Th 10th 1lih
43 &c ca 80 So 80 l5 AZ "a II 81 "A
r. x. BGENAN,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
LEa'L RoBKRrs, Commissioner
Nov4-t
QARBECUE.-The Union Association of Derry's district,
Montgomery county, will barbecue Coesvile Mary
Monday, Monieom
counties, Washington city cordially
attend
Ex Governor Lowe, Gen. Thomas 7. Bowie,
Hon. w. Maxwell, Daniel Radcliffe
Jas. NJ Carlisle, Robert Ould
Br. w Magruder, Edward w. Belt.
Nov l--H
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G5- Medical Department OF Georgetown Coiiexc.-
The introductory will be deiv
cred by Prof George Schaeer, eight O'Clock, p Monday
the 5'h Instant the College building and 2h
The medical profession and the public
3-2t
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HARVEY a. ADAMS, having purchased OF K. Wheels,
Co all their stock Of hardware the lately occupies
tem No 3f5 Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel
beg leave respectfully call the attention OF purchasers to hc
well selected stock goods. We hope, by strict bus
good of all articles in line, merit
continuance Of the custom Of the old firm.
HARVEY & ADAMS
Nov 1-dm