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, a7-~eost A. ROTHwELL.
EnA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

EAA ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
cVV This tract binds about three quarter Of
mile on the railroad and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore 300 acres are in
wood and timber the balance in clearing well fenced
and small cabin on the place.
This tract will be divided TO suit purchasers Terms
will be made easy. Any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
will call upon the subscriber. No. 54s Pennsylvania
avenue between First and second streets west WASH
inRton city. II. N. GILBERT,
je 27--eor Land Agent.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION

THE Csfhmodious steamer Alice @.
u PRICE, Captain estnusl Baker, win take pas
ssngers from Washington ct, 90
49, fussa.y Noyaing. July Sd,
At o'clock. and Alexandria a. o'clock, fof Piney
Point. Returning, win call for them on Thursday
may be 50 disposed Of spending day al this delight
full watering place, and also an opportunity Of view
ing the beautiful scenery Of our river by daylight
~ Passage for the trip, 81 Meals extra.
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FOR SALE:

x BEAUTIFUL Country place. of about
- ten acres Of rstrate land, under good cultiva-
ton, with variety Of fruit trees, good garden new
house. and lots OF hens chickens DC, about one and
half miles from Georgetown, and in full view of the
city. 10 person who viii buy the furniture ip the
house, all nearly new, the whole will be sold cheap
and immediate possession given.
Inquire Of WE. WATERS corner Of 18th and C
streets. 10 26--6t
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GREAT SACRIFICES OF DRY GOODS,
A II the Cash Store, Second. door west 81

GREAT SACRIFICES OF DRY GOODS,
A L the Cash Store, second door west II
IA Seventh street. under the Avenue House. mid
opposite the Centre Market
We are now closing out the stock of some twenty
thousand dollars worth Of Dry Goods, without ~
gard to cost.
AS the entire stock must be sold within sixty days,
we will offer goods at such prices ought to indat
persons 10 buy, whether they want Dry Goods Or
not viz:
Gnghams, 81; fine do such retail at 2a, forl2bs
and l6 cents ~
Lawns, 5, 81, 8 and 10 cents; fine French do, 10
and 1887 cents
Calicoes, G and cents; yard-wde Chint1, 10 ce.'s
DeLaines from "a up, Challis, Bereges, swiss Hose
ry Habberdasbery, dc, proportionally cheap
Irish Linens, 1874 up fine article Of Indies Linen
Cambria Handkerchief, 1875 cents; gents Do,
white and colored Bordered rs cents, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention, AZ M
heard of low prices.
Those who would have bargains, had better call
Immediately, at the sign Cash Store, under the l,t-
nue. House. Terms exclusively cash.
lie Z--eo3t J. g. FITZPATRICK, Agent.
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HOUsE-FURNIsHIN

- Articles, in great variety, may be found, at The
reasonable prices at th. store Seventh street,
next TO Odd Fellows Hall, such "a .#
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Handsome Chamber
sets Of painted tin, consisting Of Water Cans.
Buckets, and Foot Baths, Travelling Baskets,
Childrens Carriages, in every variety, &c.
With full assortment Of Parlor, Chamber, aud
Cottage Furniture Of almost every pattern aud
description.
lie 21-eoBt A. ROTHWETL
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INviGoRATING CoMPoUND.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
IfvIGORATING COMPOUND.
MR.. J. 3. ROSES Celebrated sarsapa-
- rills Blood Purifier. -As spring and summer
Alternative medicine and invgorating drink, IL has no
equal.
II puri6es and enriches the blood,
Acts upon the liver, stomach, and bowels;
Carries of all secretons and humors;
Cleanses the skin Of all eruptions;
Gives appetite, bloom, and vigor
Strengthens and invigorates the constitution
Makes the skin son smooth, and natural;
Expels pimplee, boils and sores
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects Of mercury from the system:
Builds up weak state OF body.
For Female Complaints, which, in their very ma
ture, exhausng and facilitating Il IL particu-
larry recommended Indeed, itmakes the weak strong
the pale and emaciated from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom, and health. As a
summer drink, il Is exhilaratine, refreshing stimu
lating, and enivenng. Persons young and old who
have used this delightful compound are surprised At
its immediate beneficial effects.
Quart bottles, u small bottles, 80 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10, 1854
had been afflicted with liberated sore arm for
the last four years, and consulted several physicians
who could not cure me. In using four bottles Of DR.
ROSES SARSAPAR BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm is
now entirely well. L. p. C0URSAULT,
Concert street, Philadelphia
SHvKRs AND ALARMING CAsH oY ScRoruLA
CuRED BIT Nh WITHIN THE FAST TWO MoNrHs.--A
young girl Of this city, twelve years old with her
mother, called on me for medical advice. Her head
was an entire scab her hair almost all other head her
eyes and ears much swollen. infamed and sore, APP
petite poor, and the child looked like victim 10 the
disease gave her my Family Pills two bottles OF
Alternative Syrup, and one bottle OF my Sarsapsrilla
Compound, and she is now well her appetite rood
her head eyes, and clear Of the disease and the
hair IL growing finely on her head. This s only one
OF hundreds Of similar cures by the trestment REQ
could publish thousands Of certificates and letters
have received from all sections Of the country.
should publish all, they would Gil volumes
J. s. ROSE, NJ. ID.
The above celebrated Sarsaparilla Compound is
sold BY q, ST0Tf A. CO,
w. II. GILMAN,
j. w. MARIN,
PATTERSON a MARIN,
lIs.U@. ID. II. CLARK,
H. II. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS,
K1DWELL a LAWRENCE
J. u. MOORE,
Washington, d. G.
j. L. KIDwELL,
Georgetown.
And By all dealers in Alerandris, Virginia
mar 7-eoif SIN 3
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BY c. ~. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
SAFE nv 0EnER OF TTIE Orphans,

- Court.-on Monasyy July cd, ~ ten O'clock.
A. NJ. shall sell, BY order ~ tho Orphans Court
at the residence Of the late Frederick Hage- IN te
corner Of Y and 25th streets, the escts Of the do
eessed, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofa, Sideboard, Centre Table, Cfocks J.
Feather Beds, WaTdrobes, cane-seat Cha rs Bureaus
Crib, Bedsteads Carpesng, China, Glass and Crn X
cry, Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils Stoves lc
Also, One Horse and Wagon, Grindstone. Sets
Of Harness, Sausage Suffer, lots Of Scales md
Weights, dc.
Terms: OF and under $40, cash over $40. a credit
Of 90 and 80 days for approved endorsed notes, hear
ing interest THERESA HAGEK,
Admin .r..tFis-
@. W. B0TELER,
IL 2G-eod Auctioneer.
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CELEBRATION IN Honor OF rHk AssIvKKsARr OF
fhk DECLARATION on NORTHUMBERLAND preees-
sion win form In front OF the Kings Palace,
Progyam,se u Arrangements
The Foreign Legion win take the right Of the
proeession, under tho command OF General Scar
miattum. The commaQder on no account 70 per-
init his musicians TO perform any pieces except the
souinsPiring airs Cod aass the Queen Mar
Next win follow the Turner verein, Sangerbunds
and " Sag Nichts.n bearing the German Gag, and
ckanting German national airs from time to time
The Hibernian societies win follow, trailing the
American flag. the Romish clergy at their head
chanting te-deians, holy water being distributed
profnsely over the crowd.
\ Next Doug Walachby mounted on a white
steed dressed entirely in white, the trappings Of
his steed covered with Stars.
b Next the Hon. F. P, mounted upon
his resusctated steed, preceded by Judge c.
bell, bearing the Star-spangled Banner, surnonnt-
ed with golden cross- --received expressly for
the occasion from the Pope of Rome.
\ The remainder Of the Cabinet will follow, bear
ing with them a golden box, Theoretically sealed,
containing q copy of the Holy Bible.
Next the DISTINGUISHED voters, dressed in their
national costumes, bearing flag upon which is
inscribed " Hail to the Pope, Death to Heretics;
they win each wear band Of black Grape aroe.d
the left arm, thus evdencing their sorrow at the
success of Americans In the late contest.
The clerks in the various Government Depart
ments. They will at proper intervals chant ho-
sannas to the powers that be, each neauy labelled
with the amount Of their respective salaries per
annum, indicating the price Of their souls.
The citizens friendly to this patriotic movement
will bring up the rear, marshalled BY Dan Katclfe
and Peanuts.
To prevent difficulty It is suggested that the few
Americans who are with us, will on no account al
Jude TO such Q man as George Washington, or to
the causes which led to our Declaration of .Inde-
pendence, as the prcudices ofour foreign brethren
might possibly by aroused The Chief Marshal,
(Dr McKuder,) sincerely hopes that good order
will prevail In the event of sickness, ample ar
rangements have been made for an extensive sup
ply Of Irish whiskey lager bier, and French bran
dy, to be used incidentally under the direction II
the Chief Marshal
The Grafton win be delivered by Jas. n. Car.
lislelum.
The Declaration Of Independence win be read
in the German, French, and Irish languages
BY order of the Committee:
JAMIE MuScHAUsEs,
billy BRowN,
HErNRrca SAFSEAcoNDA,
BxNEDrer ARNOLD,
Paddy WHAcKY,
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AUCTION SALES


BY G. w. BOTELEH. AuctioneeT.
TINR UsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
III uamproyed Es,ste.--By virtue Of deed ID
April, 1864, and recorded 10 Liber J. A. Is. NO. "a
folos 1885, tes, and $780, one VI the land records oi
Washington c,>unty. u. G., shall expose 70 publie
sale, TO the high,st bidder on the LAT day Of July
eext, on the premises, at o'clock, r NJ, parts of
Lots Nos. l and 8. IN SauaIs No. Gao, fronting on
North Capitol street lls feet 9y depth Of l2JIet.
lying near the intersection Of b strSss north NTH
Norih Capitol street and the Railroad pepot.
Terms one-fourth cash; the remainder in six,
twelve, and eighteen months with interet 20 be so
cured BY deed Of tarst on the premises. T. the
terms OF sale not complied with in three days :ha
trustee reserves the right Of reseng al the rsk and
cost OF the first purchaser.
=. 8. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
CHAS. w. B0TELER,
Ia IL aod6ds Auutonesy
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ChAnIN M i Enc
SAMUEL BAKEH.

C. Myors. JsW. Myers.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
Of Myers Son, at the old stand at the foot Of
Jefferson, Water street. Georgetown Office No. ~,
where we will be happy to supply customers and
al DINERS VINO may iayor Us WIN cal w,tn ~ good
Transition Coal Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, as can
be had in the market, ON as reasonable and accom-
modating terms can be purchased in the District
je 264-lw @. MYERS h SON.
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a LII We lovers Of the good things Of this
N life, and we will tell you where you may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past fsvors,
would respectfully ask continuance Of the same
during this spring and summer. am prepared 10
furnish all "who will give me call, with the sweet
and cooling beverages In my line, Mt the shortest no.
tice.
Such as Ice Cream, Water Ices ofsll iavors, Char.
lotte Russo, Bancmange, and cakes Of all kinds and
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionery
generally kept in web regulated establishments Of
the kind E# ISIS
Particular attention will be paid TO furnishing we'd
ding or brides cakes also, Parties Balls, Excursions,
Picncs, &C., &c and upon reasonable terms. Call at
the old stand, on Massachusetts avenue between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
~ b. Best quality Ice Cream, at also per gallon.
may SIN JOHN w. RfGHTSTIHE.
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nR. l.. Ii. WRIGHT,S unfaiiing scrofn-

IN. rs -. WNIOuI7S uhIdlIInE SCIUIU-
- lous autidote for the permanent cure Of Con-
sumption and all other forms of Scrofulous Diseases
This Medicine is prepared BY an eminent physician
OF eighteen years practice in New York city, during
which time he has constantly used it with the most
unbounded success, and created for IL reputation
IN private practice, unequaed in the history Of med
icine. II acts immediately upon the blood cleansing
II from all scrofulous humors or impurities renova-
ting and by its magic powers invigoratng the whole
system; in proof OF which, hundreds of respectable
witnesses from the doctors private practice have
from any scrofuous affection to cali upon them and
satisfy themselves treatise on scrofulous diseases
can be had gratis at Principal Depot 400 Broadway,
and al Drug stores generplly.
CHARLES STOTT 4 Co., Agents for Washington
COOK Co., King street, Alexandria, WI
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A LII STRANGERS
"A Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogus
Of the ouriostes ofthe Patent ofice
Also, his description Of Povelps great piotur.
fb as-dlyh 88
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FOR RENT.
TUyHE subscriber will rent his House, with
ii Furniture, on Pennsylvania avenue between
18th and 18th streets, First Ward No. l51, for low
months, at less price than the house alone wculd
rent for at any other season Of the year.
r. w. BATES,
je 25-eodf Agent for the American Organ
VI cry Important TO Housekeepers.
Spratts' Patent Hermetical Self Sealing Cans.
With these cans, such fruits Apples, Pears Peach
es, Strawberries, Raspberrss, Blackbcrrics de- ail
such vegetables as Tomatoes, Green Peas, GrcGr
Corn Beans, and indeed every species Of either may
be preserved for years Ia their fresh state without
the addition Of salt sugar acid or any other pre-
scrvative property whatever.
Directions FOR preserving fruit and vegetables 90
company the Cans For sale by
7. f. BADEN,
No. SO Louisiana avenue between
je l3--8taw2w 9Th and It'll streets
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TOILET. tE f
TIME Subscriber will rent his House, on
IL Pennsylvania avenue between Seventeenth
and Eightecnth Streets No. l54, containing twelve
rooms upon the most reasonable terms, either with
or without furniture INQUIRE on the premises or Of
r. w. BATES,
je l6-f Agent Of the American Organ.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TIME firm Of Myers IL Baker was mutu-
j. ally dissolved on the LIST June, 1855. All per
sons having claims against the firm will present them
firm will please call and settle their accounts By the
lst of August as after that time they will be placed
in the hands Of officer for collection as II is neees
sary to close the business on or fore that time.
- CHARLES MYERS,
SAMUEL. BAKEU
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MICHAEL NOURsE,

MICHAEL NOURSE,
No. 46l Thirteenth Street lVsn,
Agent for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Conn.
SHOULD not every man, depending for
- support on bis daily employment, secure for the
family In case Of his death, by insuring his life 10
certain amount say 1000 dollars by paying from sir
70 twelve dollars per annun-or. should not the wife
II he omits it, secure for herself by her saving and
appropriation for that purpose from so cents 10 u
per month"; 10 22-lawl2w
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"0G init his hsde


90 mncn LOT cunningham
MIR. j. Il. Pessants, Of Virginia, was on Satur-
day removed from the Office Of the Third Auditor
Of the Treasury.
The cause presumed 10 be suspicion Of favoring
american men and principles, rather than foreign
ers and political Jesuitism
Mr.. Pleassnts has the reputation Of being able 10
axe care o. himself and the probability b that he
win be heard from In due time. $50 y m
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
GEORGIA. a
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.

GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
Class $40 be drawn July 8, 1855, In the city Of
Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting to
e5O,O0O
Will be distributed according TO the following mag
ni6cent schemel
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4os prizes. in all, amounting 10 !, ... . $50 200
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Tickets $S-Halyes &4--Quarters q.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
je aS-dul8 Atlanta, Georgia.
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FOR RENT.
A NEW AND HANDSOME BRICK
n Cottagebuilt House. on Twelfth street, be-
tween @ and Il, containing nine rooms with yard in
front Inquire of r. w. BATES,
je 25-eodf Agent for American Organ.
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GLENwoop CEMETERY.
0DlSs. No. 292 Psnnsyl taAia atchae,
Corner Of 10th street, over the savings

Bank,
HIs Cemetery is laid out eA the plan y.
j tbeselesnatsd aseehwted "a New York eod
situated on the high ground distant one and QUAR-
ter miles north OF the Capitol North Capitol street
leading directly TO the gateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress, sppropriang their
ground forever to burial purposes making ise title
70 the purchaser and prohibiting Ill enerosolimsnts
from Legislation or otherwise; which is Of vast impor-
they have placed them has become custom in all
cities, when the burial ground has become valuable
for other PURPOSES to sell it, and throw the dead pro-
miscnousy into one large pit and legal measures cam
. ~ b. Office open from 10 70 IL A. NJ where pamph-
let's containing The charter, by2a@s, and map OF
the grounds, and all other information can be OBJ
tanned. All orders left with Mr.. JAMES +. HAIR
vEf, No. 40 TIN street or any other Undertaken,
Will be promptly attended to. june LILY
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RAN AwAr.--on Saturday last horse attached
to buggy, which was standing in front Of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John Wagner, and In which little
daughter OF that gentleman was seated, suddenly
took fright and ran of st rapid speed. After
turning several corners the little girl was finally
thrown out. Though severely bruised we are glad
10 learn that she received no serious injury.
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JOHN n. rLvASs. WILLIAM rBonPsox.
a THOMPSON, Dealers in
IL Hardware, Coach Trimmings, &c
No. $40 Pennsylvania Avenue between 9th and 10th
strc<ts Washincton n q
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The new Commissioner of Public Buildings has
to-day entered on the duties of his Office. We
are informed that he has made good beginning
by appointing too persons Charles Cummings and
M. p. Mohun, each at "a per day, to do the duties
which we're performed by r. II. Stewart at the
compensation Of a. so per day.
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Among the removals made on Saturday was that
Of Mr.. VIM. O. Goddard, Waterman In the Urea
sury Department Mr.. Goddard was FIRST appointed
in 1899, and has held Office ever since--a period
Of twenty-siI years. This fact alone proves his
faithfulness and efficiency. He was removed be.
cause he voted the American ticket at the late
election. Comment Is unnecessary
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Too BAD.--We learn that the anti Know Moth.
ing Assessor recently elected in the Second Ward,
acknowledges that he s not naturalized citizen,
consequently the Office will be declared vacant
The two Boards, In joint meeting, win elect his
SUCCESSOR and Of course will Gil the vacancy with
a good /" American
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The crops in the vicinity Of the city are repre-.
sented by those who have visited the country TO
be exceedingly abundant. Harvesting is going OF,
with much activity. The corn crop Is looking re.
markably well 1E
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CrScISsArI,--0n Thursday, alta special election
in Cincinnati, H. N. Clark, the American csndi-
date was elected bya large majority, as follows
For Clark, tAmerican,) s,422 McFsI, Democrat
2,2ai; Bell, lste Know.Nothing.) 1926.
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ny c. w. DOTELER,
NaM AuctiOneer.
~ II u ST EES SALE OF IMPROVED

j. 2s-eoi
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Resign alton of Dom Piatt.

The New York Tribune learns from
its Paris iscorrespondeni, { that Dom Pig,t,
Esq, Y. S. Secretary Of Legation OF
Paris, hos resigned his post, and notified
Gov. Marcy that ho desires to be re.
lieved by his successor ns soon MS conve.
nicnt. The Tribune says:
II is understood that some trouble
about the transmission OF private letters
in The despatch bags Of the Embassy, is
at the bottom OF this resignation. Mr..
Piatt found the practice Of sending such
letters fully established when he entered
upon the discharge Of his official duties,
and he did not change it. lie was es,
pecially ready to favor the American
Journalists, correspondents, artists, &C.,
who abound in Paris, many Of whom,
were reluctant 10 intrust their letters 10
the keeping Of The French Post Office,
and the consequent surveillance OF the
French police. Such favor has been
made the ground OF attack on Mr.. Piatt,
who has been accused even Of forward.
ing the letters of journalists hostile to the
Pierce Administration! The corrcspon.
dence that ensued, is Of course withheld
from the public; but our correspondent,
can hardly be mistaken in his avcrment
that the result is Judge Piatt's refusal TO
retain his position any longer than il
shall be his imperative duty TO do so.
The Tribune acknowledges lavors
through the Embassy dispatch bag. and
speaks of Mr.. Piatt in very complimen.
tary terms, thus:
Political opponent as he is, ana
doubtless eyer vii be, we esteem him as
an American who, in foreign lands, nc.
yer foreets his country nor proves un.
faithful to her principles.
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NOWADAYS

NEW BERGER S store is all the rage,
II surpaSses far, the living age,
Being one Of the largest in the State,
And selling goods at so low rate
That all who call can easy buy,
And if they don't they can't tell why.
Listen now; prepare your minds
While call of the different kinds.
COATS Of all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Any style Of breast " length of waist,
OF all materials, frock and dress.
And fit you, too, without distress.
N.M comes our PANTS, W hich to cnumer
ate,
Would take man with pen and slate,
From morn TO night, with two good minds,
To cipher down the different kinds.
Enough to say, he will all supply
With anything 10 suit their eye:
Black. blue plaid, striped or gray,
lie is bound 10 suit you any way.
On VESTS. astonishing 10 relate,
He is aliead Of all the State;
Velvets, plain, plaid, striped and blue,
Satns of all kinds, and Valencas too,
Woolen, Vclvets, Cashmere OF Bombazette,
Figured Silks and stripes and French Gillett,
And many more; It's not worth while
To half describe the monstroJs pile.
Shirts Of Linen and Gingham loo,
Ilickories and Calicoes, stripe and blue,
Bjsoms, Collars, Cravats and Stocks,
Handkerchicts, India Rubber Suspenders,
And the latest kind Of double-enders.
BOYS CLOTH NG, Coats, Vests and Pants
We cannot fit either grashoppers or ants,
But any thirg in human shape
lie warrants a fit up 10 the tape;
All kinds of Oil Clothing at vety low rate;
RUBBER Clothing, the best i'll the State;
Aud TO his motto he strickly adheres,
all oil
fears.
Continue your calls, and bring all you NEE
TO No 5, Union Block, Second Street,
oct 10