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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-11-17
Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Loiiehe,
Baltimore. Maryland, s9th June. 1855
CAUTION.-LOTTERY FRAUDs

The Commissioner Of The Maryland State Lo,ssS.,
has deemed II bis dniy 10 caution the Pebble sgah
the numerous S~i0dlers who circulate by mail sa1
otherwise, frsudulenI Lottery schemes and pretend
be agents for the sale Of tickets Lotteries which an
wholly fctiiious.
The only legal Lotteries ia Maryland are lhos,
drawn daily under The superintendent Of The Coun
sinner elected by the people Of the State under Tie
new Constitution 10 examine and approve he ssheRt,
and attend 10 The drawings.
Az the tickets in these Lotteries and all eerfssss
~ packages OF iekets have the lnbographcd ssnsux
y, X. BRIsAS, General Agent Tor The Contractor =
Office Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries, Bali.
more. Nd. Al others are fraudulent.
For full information the subject Of these frauds
Address =. X. brennan,
lya6 BALTIMORE, MAhfLAsD.
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NEW sTORE,
+ n u S H q o o ID s .


VVHE subscriber respectfully Informs the in.
Il habtants Of WILMINGTON and vicinity that
he has Just received Nw & CnoIcE Srock OF
GooDs-at the stand formerly occupied by
A. STONE,
Consisting OF good aud entirely new selection Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
-sUcn As
DLAINEs, BERAGBs, DE BEGEs,
LAWNS, PRINTS, SO.
large assortment Of
BOnnetS and Bonnet Trimmings,
all new and Of The latest style,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.
GROCERIES OF ALI KINDS,
And in fact, everything usually found in Coun-
try Store, all Of which are fresh from BOSTON 4
NETWORK Markets, aud will be sold at the low
est prices. u
~ The highest prices will be paid for all kinds Of
FARMERS PRODUCE. q. Several Palm
Leaf Hat Baidcrs wanted.
N. D. No old Goods in the Store.
Wilmington, May 10Th, 1866.
10 w. N. AVERY.
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HATS! HATSI!

+ A L L 4 a S H ION 8, 186
ID OFT. G.. HARDIE has just returned
IN from Market with one Of the largest, richest,
and most desirable stocks Of fashionable Hans ever
offered in this place. His assortment was selected
with especial reference to the demands Of his nu-
merous customers. and comprises,
Black MoLEsKIK Hats Of n superior quality. and
Soft Hats Of every desirable shade and shape all
Of which, without the aid Of the 'Conformateur,' -
he will warrant to conform to the heads and habits
Of those who purchase.
Cars Of all qualities on hand and constantly
made to order.
LADIES' DRESS FURs.
The most desirable, richest, and Fashionable Sc
lection Of Ladies' Dress furs ever offered to the
public. The attention Of the Ladies is particular
ly invited to this department.
The undersigned still continues to manufacture
to order "HARDIE's CELRnRATED HATS" which,
for beauty Of finish, durability, and the ease with
which they are worn, together with their peculiar
graceful appearance, challenge the admiration Of
men Of taste.
iB' Old Hats renovated by process peculiar 10
the undersigned, and In q manner that cannot be
surpassed. ROBT. G. HARDIE
Brattleboro, Oct. 4th, 1855. 90
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uRNETr's
SUPERIOR EXTRACTS

LEMON, VANILLA, ROSE, NBCTARINE, BIT
TER ALMOND, CINNAMON
For favoring cusards Pies Blanc Mango lee Creams
Jellies, Sauces. &c, &c.
T'hE superiority Of the above Extracts consists
Il in their Perfect Purity and Great Strength.
These Extracts are not only true to their names,
Out are prepared from fruits Of the best quality,
and are highly concentrated that a comparative
y small quantity only need be used. Hence it will
be perceived that they are cheaper than others
which are sold in larger bottles.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny
JOSE PHI Ii U NETT,
50 fremont Street, Boston.
FROST & GOODHUE,
Agents for Brauleboro. and vicinity
l5' And by Druggists and Groeers geneeally.
Sept. 20. 1y35
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HOUSE PAINTING

TN all its branches and Of every variety. GLAZ-
Il ING, PAPER HANGING & wHITEwAsHING
done to order and in good style, AZ short notice. and
on reasonable terms by the undersigned at bis shop,
opposite the American House, up stairs.
4. ATWOOD.
Braiieboro, March 9Th, 1855.
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E. J. CARPENTER,
DEALER ~
NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS,
> nrtnaaIIo ,on,,, Dali


NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS,
Miscellaneous Books,
FANCY ARTICLES, IsKs, PFss, PAPER, ExvELoPE,
&c, &c.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the principal
~ Newspapers and Magazines in The United Slaiss
Books and ausie obtained 10 order shor notice op
-. -, .''ose, Braiileboro.
New-York Times, New-York Tribune,
Ne~-N"rk Herald Boston journal,
Springfield Republican. Bsiious Pictorial,
and al the principal Weekiies Of Ne~.York and New
England, for sale By the year, month single number
Magazines
Painsm's Monthly, Harper's Magazine,
knickerboeker. Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Graham's. Godey's, Peiersoa's and Balous do
on hand as issued by the publishers. Any OH
Mouhlies, Quanerles aud Serials Of every dessrp-
ton ordered At short notice. Those subscribing of aBy
Of The above TO undersigned will receive their Msga-
zncs, il il this village, free Of postage.
New Books:
Ida May Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern;
The Newsboy;
Fashion and Famine By Mrs. Stephens;
Marin Menivale, His \ Marx &C., sc.
Toys -. TOys!!
The subscriber has just received new and large a.
sorment Of Toys, suitable for The amusement Of CHI
dren Of all ages.
Miscellaneous:
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand and fof
sale all sorts Of Stationery. including
Writing, Bill, Note and Bolling Paper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Memorsndums,
lax, Walters, &e. Also:
Diaries for 1855, Pon Monies,
Pocket KNIVES, &c, &c. Z. J. CARPENTER
Hr2,ilchofo, Feb. l, 1855.
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1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN
HEALTH AND STRENGTH

You viii 60 forth into the world To say with t,,s,,,a,
Of Others, C. A. RICHARDS ABBorI BIYfIks h.,
done wonders for Living Witnesses sfe readv !.
testfyio the statement above made Thiry yea,.,sS
upwards old Doctor Abbot introduced lhi, ned.;s.
II has been eight years ia the possession Of NJ RtS
ards. neither Of whom have advertised i, leaving 10
rs own merits. To work lis own say Nov in Ven ~
lis great curative properiies- in view Of dutv whrs
every one owes TO the public il is being put before Il,
people as Il should have been long ago. through n.
medium Of The Press. The Label Is eopynshted al
each bottle, for The protection Of The consumer All
proprietor bear. the portrait Of DR.. Wm. Abbott 10.
geiher with the signature Of
c. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor,
81 SrATE ST., BosTos
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
THAT DESIRE -
Beautiful Hair and Fioiring RingLets'
Can obtain either by using
DR.. 7. d. sANDERS0N'S HAIR DYE



T.NOR tbs last 6fecn years Il has been an object
IL Of the deepest study with DR.. SAnderson, to pro-
duee a DYE, that IL applied to the HAIR, would
change II TO any tint fom the ghiest brown to the
deepest black. aud perfectly initiate the natural
hues Of the hair 1t will ia case burn, stain or
injure the skin. leaving the head In perfertly
healthy condition. u ONLY ONE APPLICA-
TI0N is REQUIRED.
~ II will prevent the hair from falling OF. and
warrented to restore il bald places the heal.
CURLING FLUID.
RINGLETS RfNGLETS
Ladies and gentlemen, II you would have your
hair wave and curl equal In beauty 10 the natural
curl, should remember that DR.. SaniersOn's CUR
LING FLUID. Is the only article ever offered 10 the
public that will effect this desirci result But ONE
application is necessary to curl il much as may be
desired, for any length Of time.
From the many testimonials he has received. the
proprietor Of the original recipe. has hesitation
in recommending these articles TO the public, de-
cidely the best preparations for the hair now be-
fore the American people.
The recipe for making the Dye and ElyiJ, NV hse
s sor " orT With full directions for usingl by ad
arsssing Pust paid. to II. ". COLSON. Portland,
Maine.
To Money current in the vicinity ofthose wish
ing the receipt will be received At par.
Portland, Sept. 4, 1855. 2m33
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TORpoR on THE LIYKR AVN ROwr,.

Reader You are appealed 10 earnestly ~ 10
az could only believe this 10 be true ~ hl
Of the above complains. and wdsid take on
at once Il could only have condderde II
i IS an honest truth. u ever there was ON. ,,,,l
Come then, " your mind is irfiiable di,eor,,,,..
gloomy, II you have severe Cole Pains 49, 20
your food.-f your body begins 10 ws,i, !, ','as
strength TO fail you,-if your eouBlenanSe .,,,. w
haggard sspeci,-f you have difficult, i 49,
your lea side,--if your skin is dry aud .hr,,4. q
you have an appetite weak aud variable and -
entirely dcsiroyed-ir your whole system 4, r..Pr
especially during The process Of digestion II
constant nneasy feeling n The stomach He't
have only a e. OF lNDlGESTIoNi and ths,.H Io1
Biticrs are made 10 cure Indigestion and iss Ky
it, too land all is attendant Ills and While !, IN
gently stimulates The Stomach, cleansing ana ,ssa
these troublesome agents, '''s
1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN
Removing AoR MD or vITIATEDliirwoF,. be,u,e.,.,
The face kndng life and energy your sn.e Irs,,.s
thea. Reader, will the world no longer looi sarI ~
gloomy; no longer will your dearesi hopes Be bab.
and thrust aside hut with
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BOOTS, SHOES q RUBBERs.

TIME SUBSCRIBER having bought the entire
IL stock Of BOOTS SHOES and RUBBERs Of
p. stM0NDs, will carry on the Boot and Shoe BUSH
in all ts various branches at the old stand oc-
cupied by P. SIMONDS for the last twenty years.
All work done at short notice and warranted,
J. II. SIM0NDS.
Brntfleboro Feb g6 19h5
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KEITY,S

IMPROVED Metallic, Curtain Fixture, the best
Il. article Of the kind in use. Also, n large as
sortmcnt Of Painted Window Shades, Cords, Tas-
sells and Cornices, for sale at the lowest prices by
A. L. DWINELL.
Brattleboro, July %, 1855. Gm26
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NTILL pay the highest price in cash. for any
w quantity Of SLAUGHTER HIDES delivered
at our shop. Also, any quantity of LEATHER at
wholesale or retail. Cash paid for Sheep Pelts.
Braitleboro. Aug. 20. 1866.
I0wSl -. Al. sINIoNpS & co
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FOR SALE. CHEAP.

A SMALL and convenient Dwelling House,
"A pleasantly situated on Green Street For fur
Their particulars enquire Of n n C0LBURN.
Brattleboro, July 9Th, 1855. tf2a
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FOR SALE.

A DWELLING HOUSE, BARN. 4 SHOP with
"A about acres Of land, pleasantly situated near
Dummerston centre. The above Is one Of the best
stands for n SnoE MAKER as there Is none in town.
Inquire Of the subscriber. LARkIN GIBBS.
Dummerston, March %, 1855. 8
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE oyFIcs,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, september 70, 1854
CONGRESS during its last session an
for The pu chase OF the bes bee, loading rim
e United STATES army provided tina, the ~scretay
practical thereof shall purcba-e and
pope and manufacturers nofed spec,
Of such will be received day
December nrxf r preliminary examinations found
expectation OF being eiu purchase
sufficient number
expeciaiion) be placed soldier trial In be
HELD me result OF ibis PRACTICAL will
KING decisi n. HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
The editors OF the following WI, p.ae ns,rl m
above week for this on.
copy Of the psTe containing H. The National
Evening STAR Washngun cit Arg"s, philadelphia Military
New York Times, Bo
Piltbu Times at Louisville; Delta, New Orleans
sep 3t-2aw6w
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ELEoA~ st BOOKS a. Tsyisr 4 M-avy's.-In addition
~ standard csdics4 vsSV
u xtyie ssslon, viii be iouud-
The illuminated Ansusl, far .sS5 In gorgeous binding
The Cabinet annual, for isSS
Tse &. sk-i, tcs 1888
WE. Ia Of SusnncF Flowers
The PafxhieS ~ The New Testament Practically unoSea
Hcsosne~ o. shskrprss~, engsastngs b. Heath
Gem Book Of Brush foety, edited By Goodrich
Lyues VI The Heart
County Life. by Miss Cooper, gem VI ue scassa
Ornaments uf MrAaofy
Gems az Brush An
Th@ Book f Bsir-h ballads
Bssd~ ~ ins Bieie
Hedges Writer'S of Germany
The Kepabi,csn ouu Ia Days Of washington
The Nikie Gallery OF Ensraytass
The Vernon Gallery az tnsfssngs -.
Lerd, illustrated the highest style OF 1 AT
Magnificent English editions, handsome hadins, Of
krat's Pniitcai Works
Lays of Ancient Rune
tife aud Works
Aloorss Pas heal y ofks
nnf iiowfs fn.,csi Works
Lon Eyangrhus
Long elo~is "a prrioa
| Innx Voices OF the Night
Wofds~orh'- Pnetica Wor = &c.
extensive Bibles Prayer Books IN rich
tsnna wet aud NOR hisaings
Albums, serspAooks, JaveHiie books, games
Md ofn nv
Book and stationery store, near sh street
Dec %
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FosT OFHeg DIR
January 70, 1858
CEALED PROPOSALS. will he received anil
y O'Clock, the ga Az fusahiss Tor
from July qlAnes and A.
required ordered
mai bags Of the following description, wa
Canpas Nail Bags
No. 43 inches In in
made 81 weighing the
Of = ineh. wdID shs 81 doulied and
twisted, and hyeod.
NJ. CA In
Of weighing o. ~
width like that
Of y 81 bags.
inches IN length and ~ inches circumference
weighing 10 yard ~ ~
width the eotb be
ama1 he
holes, cod
All well distinctly marked u
Mo" be numbered according spscnrd
Ieafxe ud
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TfKAtTiN Erich Paris and New York made eioakss IN
* velvet, satin, roi, antique, AID cloth,
aaa siiks plsid plain aud bounced rehas
and Point Maltese,
L,menc, HoutIoa, and Gimpure
syIphdes, coiar~s-, cellars, sleeves
Embroidered mus Al aretou robes.
Also cbnce styles esshmeres, oussenes,
French chiniz, and pialds
Evening nd party gsods variety,
All r@sdy for inspection
Citizens strangers respectfully invited 10 cali
WALTER HARPER t. co.
Dec 5-ea3uf
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leather a and cub
san'iai bag s,hs wen tanned weighing ' Nos ard no. '
than and Dor the ssii~r "a the
ot The bottom and flap tn he al good Strtins ra wen
tanned ana s seams TO be well and sng secured win the oeE
The pouches are u, be made Of dea.e
10 resist equal to ha, of whch the pouches
now in the service made.
Leathe and CasrGs mail Bags lin saddle farm
No. Body inches hong and ~ inch.s eireumfsr
4ths VIDE ends Of "a by 20 i-ehs
at The side., pas .ds 81 boon's Of .aa y by aainees
a, ls widest parts end. ., boas Of anne 10 b 20 aehss
The leather hags be msd Of good and ub~an
square fo the be gy sewed; # nv
The bags made Of the quality
OF fabric the pouches shove described
Canpas Leather Drop Poueses, (wh poeketl
Size 81 inches length n circumference
Size No s. ~ do do 2s do
Canuas Newspaper Mail Bags
Size No. (as length
OF y inches widh the Of thu fabric be doabed and wrd
and and the bag be constructed 10 be locked
size a long inches eircamerenes
Proposals for improvements ~ the construction o. any 81 the
% G , v G =, s - ill., ~ as
such will be considered determining the lowest
No be considered computed with samples
each article bud for showing he construction aay Of "a'er
and ability Of the BIDDER the work according
The DO delivered department
ns ad aa q Ag and w p zion w s
which with safety and convenience b. used the mail
on The bids viii be- made on o. before the fir, day Of
bidder required
before 18Th Of June
sufficient sure's for faithful Of tbs obligations
cd into.
All articles for canrac-
tors Boston, New
Philadelphia and RI sburg Pa baltimore MIDI Washington D.
ID. Charleston, ). O.. Ga Montgomery,
Orleans La Kaslvill-, Tenn; LOUISVILLE Ky Cincinnati
and ST. Louis such quaint
rightly
delivery and be received which shall be Inferior
specimens standard bags.
To enable bidders estimate the of
mail bags which will probably required, they
there furnished for the Of
which ended 30h June iast 2l35 Leather pouche
$50 aiher mail
and IL 10 canvas anil bngs.
The should be endorsed Proposals Bags
and be addressed to the a Postna.ter GsssTuLn
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Jan l4--laWl2w POs Ter General,
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nj. A. Tyson d sistess' Seminary

NUTGCEfhe heirs and of Rudalphus Bril- de-
~ ceased granted by
orphans Washington county, Maryland Ia
1891 hereby notfed The orphnn rad
county before the LIST day Of 1855 and establish their
rght which
hands, OF und administrator dc tonis with
the will annexed of said deceased.
JOHN SNEARY,
Administrator dc konis with The viii annexed
Nov 29-lawfw+
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lkCAEN's FAEiNA, psepascu expressly for IL ma
III lies, delicate and appropriate food far
she ecouocal, nn,nus, and ever
brought table, enneny or
pante with and heathnl Strictly
speaking Hecker'- arna neither
torave, strengthening digestive
ordered bowels diaca, cholera
when tad Is deemed admissible by
cannot a' to he sauary, and wherever
hospitals aud The
prevention of sickness is nj least sug
T,
oud the ine-iinnabe blessing.
For sale by and
Pitts u Commerce Haitu.ore;
South Front Philadelphia q ca, Long
Wharf, Boston and by The manufactures, Hccker
the croion Mills, 2ol Cherry street, New YORK.
I'D
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hOTlCEWe beg leave uly
N that as usual all open accounts will be
the 9th when
forward sctt
market, together with heavy
obligatory upon us TO use more than ordinary diligence
. HOO, BhO rHER, b co.
Dec 24--3tawawif = n -
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THE STORY OF THE Bt8b.E. 0..t dawn
Rev.iston tn complexion uf
from
~h,rts ust tos present sio g. vol
PARALLELS of kumacb~ from the
with 16 illustrations.
Mdsnemer Flowers fur the Young ny Mary flosisE
The African crssors- BY Mrs Lee.
. The Australian Wanderers BY Mrs. Lee.
+ Progress and Fr~judcef novel. ny Mrs. Gore.
Eddy on Bee Culture aud the Bee Hive.
Sep al rRANCK TAYLOR
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HOUSEWIVES COyTOSs Third instaiment -we
who waiting paternity OF t install
-ty celebrated
to-day pieces. had this a,i
Gle expressly saies
| ine have stamped on them fuii
We thor particular knowledge of far inferior
article cketed for this
|
40 pee~s very superior linens priced
dne al cheapi large portion OF which manufactured
|
Vast lois OF kinds OF pure gooda Of
Glass Of linen goods sha in justice themselves
|
la kinds will be found full,
amp., and complete throughout ibs year
40 fann grades. shades
! Than uSus 81
~ nnbIeahed hanne superior
quality
iUp piaid for ladies' children
| considered the hapdsomer patterns IN the city.
Choice cloths and prplasion wtt
gloves, uspeuders,
hrrias Also article usually found well ordered
good house, to all Of which daily additions made.
BY having dealing solely articles
sesr unnskahe decided fabfie,
enabled TO really inducements
(indsss goods
strangers others cordially convinced
the advantage Of buyng where only asked
Delay settling bls
Good articles, lew prices, and fair dealing be relied in
all cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
oetS-seeif Opposite Centre Market.
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SUPERIOR LINEN GOODs.--Ciagei, Newton, May, Co,
Of PENNSYLVANIA and s street invite pueuar
via The pisrG We have
very best imported. nd warranted pure hax.
IRISH aud ans-a linen shsesins ali widths from "a TO u
complete damask, and napkins
Crash, German roll, brown
Plowcase and bolster linen, brown French linen.
ALSO, RECEIVED
Cotton shee,ngs bes, make for pillow Slips COTTON
English long cloths, New iork mills India dmty
Beached aud brown Ca,on aan.e- moeskin very large
rood assortment OF iowpnced all wool nannes iof wne
800 pairs superior blankets, size
20 pairs ans blankets ., e. ever brought 70 h cry >, an
TO Az who s pay punetnay y, .crrp NEWTON NAV 3 co
SiLvEHPLATED a.d AlbAea ware-r have recently
copper and on a'ba'ta, consisting Of
Soup ladies', bues dishes, wautrs
5alvers cake baskets bon hon stands
Fess,, ssss e a ap pa ea o an n'w
Napkin rings, salts. liquor stands, mugs, gobeis
Egg stnnis, card receivers
Hot kettles. candlesticks &c.
of housekeeping articles
f'f 'e ~ very 10" p''0e c. W. 30, ELER, iron Han,
Dec l0--eOdiftIanl 3is Pean. and 3as street.
"A EMBERs Of Congr.s. a"d stranger. visiting the
choice Of the latest styles OF rich silk and other
New style Paris cloaks, in velvet, SATIN and cloth
Of French work evening dress goods OF very
Elegant wh'ie and colored Canton Grape shaws
Cashmere long shawis, good bordered scarfs
Maltese Valencinnes, Gnpue and tngsh thread acss and
Black aceS for trimmings
All kinds Of fine white goods
Silk thread, and COTTON hosiery
Best gloves, Lyons veives black and desirable
Underves,s Of all kinds ladies' gentlemen
Fine Welsh aud English hanneis
cabric, embOidrred and hem stitched handkerciefs
Fine linen collars and bosoms
goods will sold the lowest cash prices
earnestly OF good articles at low
ptces 10 examine befe making purchases
\ CLAGETT NEWTON, NAY, b Co,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sin street.
Dec Stiff
EURN isHED Rooms FOR Il a,Nr.-pieasan,iy located
Missouri bed chambers, suitable
of gentlemen in Congress- family tnd may be had
whole Missouri lighted by street
lamps.
inquire Mrs. P. Van Ness Missouri be-
tween AZ aud 9Th streets.
Dec 5--d4t.
nj. A. Tyson d Sisters Seminary
LADIES.
r street, bsfucen l2th and ah, Washington.
TUE duties Of this September IT, and will
The closing July. wishing
lars which may obtained institution, the prin
cipai 10 ksforcs
Dec i-d2w (Sar,l
Chapped Hands Face.
EUERLAIN's Amondine--fresh.
~ dozen bay from Madame Lavigna's distiIery.
case of "a doz. farrina cologne, very superior
PACKERS
Fancy Perunery Store,
Dec SIS Penn under National HOTEL
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| AND WARtANf NOf1tE.-in Junr, 1851, M toanmiss
~ sinner II Penins issued hpntyand
100 under the act September 1852
widow Wiia@ Cooper, same AT
ps,op CITY, 10 the address Of T. c. Chabers plare
warrant ha failed 10 rearh The h,nds of Cahsrs
Of person authorized receive
General Land Office pnten reon
fraudulent eamsn and application H. IN, commis
sioner Of Pensions for duplicate OF said aarrant
BucvRus tohio) October 10, 1854
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