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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
MRS. E. MITCHELL,

NO. % North Ninth st., Philada.,
l ' manufacturer of fMantillas, ,ClOaks.
&C., Of all descriptions. at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Orders made up a, short notice
- 0s best and latest style. tApril I,b6ns
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
Dissolution of Partnership.
V,UE Partnership heretofore eXiStin

between David Blair and J. l.. Barrett un.
der the firm of Blair & Barrett, IN the business
of the Mount Vernon House, No. 95 North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, J. l.. Barrett having purchased
the interest of said Blair, will continue 10 keep
the Noun, Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR,
IL BARRETT.
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Fruits and Confectionery.
Book Agents Wanted.
GENTS wanted in every Town and


A GENTS wanted in every Town and
n County in the United States, TO canvass
for the most popular Historical and other val
liable and saleable Books published-Wor orks
particularly adapted 10 the wants of the people,
being beautifully illustrated with fine Steel and
Wood Engravings, and bound in the most sub
stantal manner.
Agents now canvassing for.us, find it plea
SAINT and profitable employment.
Our list also includes the best books of rs.
ARTHUR. Over lOO, 600 volumes have been
sold the past year, and their sale is increasing
yet. We have Just added several Ne,c Boohs to
our list by this most popular writer, and shall
add others the ensuing fall and winter.
We think we have the best list for Agents IN
the country. Send for il, and judge for your
selves. For full particulars and list, address
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4S North Fourth street,
4m597 Philadelphia, Pa.
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New Book and Stationary Store
IN LeMiShurs-M. FitZpatrick &

i Brothers, Publishers, Booksellers q Sta
TONERS, 80 n. 9th ST., Philadelphia, have open
ed branch Of their establishment in Sd ST.
next door to Beaver & kremer's Store where
may be had Books in the varied departments
of Literature. including Historical, Bidsraphi-
cal, Theological, Scientific, Mechanical, foeti
cal, Classical Juvenile and Miscellaneous pub
locations. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
suitable for the various denominations, Plain
and Fancy Stationary Of all kinds, Pen and
Pocket Cutlery, Portmonnaies in Pearl, Ivory,
Papier-Mache and Morocco, Gold pens and
pencils, Ladies Cabas, Re'icules and Work
Boxes, and variety of useful Fancy Goods
Ladies and Gentleman are respectfully solicited
10 call and examine their assortment of Books
Stationery and Fancy Goods. New Goods re-
celved every day by Express. June 8, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
William Jones,

4 TT0RNEY at Law.---COllectiOnS
n promptly attended to. Office opposite
Khne's Hotel,
$50 EWISBURG, PA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
GENUINE HONEY soap.
THE purity, frag-
rance, and mid

L rance, and mild
emollIent properties of
this Soap, renders It es-
pecially deserving a
place on every toilet.
For chapped hands. and
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
The University
In this place will open IFS 18th Semi

L Annua! Session on the lth of OCT. next
The Faculty is full and experienced, the num-
Der of Students 50 large as 10 secure emulation
and mutual benefit, and of such an age as TO
render any pranks or violations of decorum
unpopular and distastelul. The number last
session was 1873.
As the whole of the classes commence new
studies next term, II is eminently the best tima
Tor new students TO enter. In The College and
Academy together, not less than twenty-five
recitationS occur daily giving Young men who
contemplate but brief stay IN the Institution
an extensive choice of subjects and enabling
them 10 pursue branches suitable 10 their pre-.
vlouS attainmentS.
The Female Institute opens at The
same time under the three Ladies who have
had The charge.
PRICE OF TUITION.
Academy-English studies only SIS year
do Classical do also 20
College proper so
Female Observation-Disclosures branches 80
60 Common do 20
For further information. apply to Rev. ".
MALCOM, DID, President Of the University,
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HARRISBURG BINDERY.

III n n1tl lOD ~ 1Io DlANlJE II l. I.
J.. Clyde l. r. l.. Hutter,
Successorsto W. o. Hiekok d Go.
Book BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisburg, Pa.
MOST respectfully inform ,heirfriends that
NI they are engaged in the above business
u directly opposite Herr's Hotel 81 They
fatter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, to receive a continuance of the pat
ronage so Literally enjoyed by the Old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled to any pattern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
pers, Bibles, Music, works issued in Nos, &c.
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give us a call. Z. IL 81.
E7 Books &c. 10 be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 500
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
- FRESH MEAT! ~.

a. CLOCKS-all kinds of s-day and
NS30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
Ncotime-pieces, Brass s-day clocks at 81,
brass 30-hour clocks as low as s.. All clocks
Warranted for one yss1 ~ il YODER's
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

1EWELRY of the latest pattern of ALI quail
u ities for sale at the lowest City prices by
L.. YODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
Not Last nor Least.
TDDINGS&W WETZEL would announce

i TO the Trading community, in Town and
Country, that they have now finished the re-
ception Of the largest and best stock of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

DornJaH Of .Sebastopol and High Prices
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

TOLD pens repointed at 25 cts. each, at NJ.
" Fitzpatrick & Bros New Book and sta
lionery Store, Sd ST. Lewisburg, next door to
Beaver & Kreamer's Store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

nORTE MONNAIES in Pearl, Ivory, Pa
pair Mache and Morocco at prices
varying from 10 cts. 10 Sl,25 at NJ. FIIZpat-
rick & Bros New Book and Stationery Store,
Sd ST., Lewisburg, next door TO Beaver q
Krempr's Storp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

DLANK Books of all patterns, including
ID Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Cash and
Minute Books, Pass and Memorandum Books,
Students Note and Composition Books. DC,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

TINE Gold Pens diamond pointed 37i
Large do so
Ex. rs
Gold pens in silver cases from IS cts. to $500.
Gold pencils with or without pens from IS cts
TO SfOO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
HERRING'S

Patent Champion Fire
Proof SAFES, with HALL's
Patent Powder-ProofLocks,
which were awarded separ-
ate Medals at the Worlds
Fair, London, 1851, and also
,at the Worlds Fair, New
York. 1853 and 1854. The
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21

nEN and Pocket cutlery of Rodgers, Wos-
tenholms, and others fine manufacture,
al prices VARYING from 10 cts. to 81 900.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-21
Imu-cyed Chemical Olive Soap,
F.. H. SMITH,

DORT Monnaie, Pocket Be3h and
Dressing Case Manufacturer, N. w. cor.
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Ga marriage, its duties ana dsquaIifcatlons, and
their remedies; with li;hographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseasss OF the repro.
1active orSac5 Of both ssEes, ther structure. usas
And functions. A poFu!sr and compreh. nsiys trss.
Use on the duties aad ca5us)'i single and mar.
eisd life-hsppy and t-u,cIul ia ,es mode Z sa
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ooViaucn AL reg os@-S-' n sDrtAnt hints to tho.e
0nt2mpiating uisI .-.C ny. thdt will overcome nh
ections to it; ro1, neweyer should take this IN.
p2Ttsnt sep yirnGIt Erst consulting its psy.s-
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remedies fcr those csf afflicted n.iseries and dissp
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those contemplating marriage. Ia perUS.i Ia Ear.
ncuisrly recon- nnendrd to psrsons tIteI It.ininc Sc
rst DOUBTS 0! their phy ycst oorljt:Gn and ho gre
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and privileges to which every human Icing ia en-.
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Prio. rs cents PER copy or Eve copi.s fsr one DOL
ed States.
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apon anJ q te iiss2sos uroa wich Ais tok tres "a
either personally by mail. Medicine fspt 10 sny
part OF the Un.on according to dirsciicrc, safal,
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OLD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND BILL

AN ACT in addition to certain acts granting
bounty land to certain officers IN soldiers
who have been engaged in the military ser.
vice CT the United States.
Ben enacted, &c, That each of the
surviving commissioned and non-commis.
stoned officers, musicians, and privates,
whether Of regulars, volunteers, rangers,
or militia, who were regularly mustered
into the service Of the United States, and
every officer, commissioned and non.
commissioned, seaman, ordinary seaman,
marine, clerk, and landsman in the navy,
in any of the wars in which this country
has been engaged since seventeen hun
dred and ninety, and each of the surviv-
ors Of the militia, or volunteers, or State
troops of any State or Territory, called
into military service, and regularly mus
tered therein, and whose services have
been paid by the United States subse-
quent to the eighteenth day Of June,
eighteen hundred and twelve, shall be
entitled to receive certificate or warrant
from the Department of tbe Interior for
one hundred and sixty acres of land !;
and where any of those who have been
so mustered into service and paid shall
have received certificate or warrant, he
shall be entitled to certificate or war.
rant for such qu,ntity of land as will
make, in the whole, with what he may
have heretofore received, one hundred and
sixty acres to each such person having.
served as aforesaid: PROVIDED, The per.
son so having been in service shall not.
receive said land warrant if it shall ap.
pear by the muster rolls of his regiment
or corps that he deserted or was honors.
bly, discharged from service. ss-9g + :.
Sec. 2. And be 1t fu ther enacted, Tia.
in case Of the death of any person WHO,
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THE LATE MIR. MEADE'S PICTURES.
Two BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT S25 EACH

w DE Nhrr LED L ON IN 400 CHANCES
J. AT S25 EACH.
"St. Thomas OF Vilanueva, giving Aims TO tic
Poor copy Of Muro, by one CT his pupils and
toucled by that great artistsaiJ be eI'lal to the
original, cost 600.
" The alteration Of the Wise Men OF II, East a
genu ne Murillo; cost S3,Ooo.
PRIZE 5.
liea1 OF our SavIour," by Correggio; cost 6 COO
PRIZsi.
I" Herd of the Blessed Virgin by Car,c.,io. cos,
1000. 7-'' O'''
Mr.. z. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
subscriptions IN this city, Of whom tickets nav .,
obtained, or OF NJ Mcssrs. TAYLOR Il MAURY
All money received Oh account of the Raffe will
De deposited IN Bank until the drawing likes place
which will be duly announced.
From the National Tnteiiigenc
Articles similar TO the annexed we have obseryed
IN several distant papers, contained in their Wash
ington correspondence. We are glad t. spe that y
member OF the family is willing TO dispose of a part
OF the rare collection of the late Richard w. Mea1.
VINO, during his long residence in Spain had orpor
tunites, which his Opulence enabled him to indulge
Tor selecting many of the finest paintings in SPAIN
That tTeasure-hOuse OF pictorial riches The dis
tufoed state ot the country at the tune, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of ar;
which would otherwise never have been purch, n
Bile.
From the Boston Chronicle
CHEF D'URvREE OF ART.-Seyeral chef d,ucrrr,
oi Munllo, Correggo, and other mast-rs which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary time; nv
the late k. w Meade have elected the admir-, i'm,
oil c0nnoisseurs during the past werk in the RotnJo
OF the Capitol. They are to be disposed of for ;,r
benefit of daughter of Mr. Meade residing in New
YORK, after an opportunity has been given 10 the
public for an examination. feb e. If
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&& Mott Bedelrs Line. <a1h

NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, U.fSRISG GTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBII
PACKETS.
't'HlS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKI.Y Y
L from pier Ii East River, New York, and ofiener
necessary, aud are composed of the following first
class vessels:
new schr. q. r. BedeI, Bedcl, master.
New schr. Mott BedeH, a. V. TredweIl
Schr .4nn d., WIN. Oliver, master.
Sch. Ioiant l.. A. Smith, master
Sehr. Commander in Chez, Wos IN, master.
Scht. Gree'i'coy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saIlers and the masters
men OF experience IN lie trade, and the oaly regu-
lar line OF Washington City packets.
MOTT BE ELL,
Wall street, ". Y.
S. S. MASTERS * SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
ico tin Washington and D. c.
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SWALLOWING BAR OF LEAD.-Srox.
AcH CPENED.-The Wopello, Iowa, In
telligencer says Mr.. I. w. Bates, whila
doing the exploit of sticking a bar OF
lead down his throat, let go his hold.
and it descended into his stomach. Tho
physicians of this place, not knowinr
but Bates was trying to hoax them, made
slight examination at the time, mas
much as he had made but little ado abouS
1t, and at times denied having SWALLOWED
it at all. A few days after, the victim
having swallowed some acid substance,
the lead began to corrode, and he began
to be very sick. The physicians were
then called In, and it was soon founI
that every other attempt to extract ths
lead would be uravailing, save opening,
the stomach. This being resolved upoit
some five or six physicians were caile [
in, when DIR. Bell, Of this place, performed
the operation, pn,bably the first on rec.
ord, of opening the stomach and extract-
ing the lead. The bar was about eleye
inches in length, and about one half L
length showed the action of the &C;
upon it. The patient, at the last &C.
counts, was getting along finely, with q
prospect of speedy recovery-the il
tiamation caused from the lead, while in
the stomach, being the greatest difficulty
to contend with, at present appearance.
The Intelligencer of the 9th tells US thas
Bates was rapidly recovering.
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T.E. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

AT Eighth ct di5inirg ssin.y's Livery Stables
nWING TO lae increased trads which generous
" publ has bestowed upon ms, have bezn COM
PEELED to erect : new anl larger buiidiog for the
c'Trying On Of ny business. Here shall be en-
skisd to cx-cute all oEis,s entrusted & M win
greater facilities sEi dispatch, and would respect
fully solicit continuance o. th7 pUoli 3 patronage.
Carriages AMI WsgCa Is, OF tn. nost mod IN style,
bait CT the beet L .ter.as, AMI warranted 70 give
satisfaction,
nepsirs OF avery i7sc-.p p-Ion paEc:uaiiJ attended
q.
fSr sale, cheap, : secondhand CiAsence Cayria2e,
nearly uex cecZ5-tf
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DRAUGHC ALE.

THE undersigned respectfully announce that they
l have obtained the sole Agency of tn, District
for the sale OF Kurtz l. Nes's York Drauaht Ale
and have made arrangements SO as tn have IL con-
SANITY on hand, so that all who may favor them with
their custom will be pnnctually served
AS usual, supply OF Porter, Ale, Cider AMI Min
eral Water constantly on hand, ~.
Orders by mail, or given to Our drivers will meet
with strict attention..
TerE,S cash. Army SEINN.
first rate Wagon, but little used, for sale Apply
as above, to AMY 4 SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot,
feo S-e0lm Georgetown
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Why THE FOURTH OF MARCH WAS Sc.
LECTED.-The Portland Advertiser, COR
recting the blunderlng statement whic1 4
every year or two goes the rounds of IL /,
papers, to the effect that the fourth of
March was selected as the beginning G Z
the Presidential term because it will no5
fall on Sunday for 800 years to come,
says:
"The selection of the fourth of March
as the day for the beginning Of the Pres.
idential terms, seems to have been result
OF accident. The old Continental Con-
gress when the ratification Of the new
Constitution by the necessary number of
States had been ascertained passed res
olution Sept. Is. 1888, appointing toe
first Wednesday in the next January fcr
the choice of the Presidential electors, tia
first Wednesday in February for the cleo
ton of the President and Vice President,
and the first Wednesday of March 70.
the organization Of the new government.
The first Wednesday of March happened
to be in the year 1889, the 4th of March.
and as the administration which begun
on that day was limited to four years by
the Constitution the next and all succeed
ing administrations have begun on this
day of the month" Ez.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

EALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
IL All who are desirOus of obtaining tiIes bene.
hts, s.Oud use FERN MANS CELEBRATED
TOOTIl-WASH. This delicious article cou,tines
50 many EierIicnous qualities, that il has now be-
come standard fayerite with the citizens of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II IN their practice mos. successfully and
troin every source the most iaiteung iaudatIos ar,
awarded IL.
lniiamed aud bleeding gums arc Immediately ben
eitted by It's use; ITS action upon them is mild
sooiiing and objective. Il cIeahses tic teeth 81
thoroughly, that they made 10 TiyaI pearl l.,
|nlieaess, aud dttuses through the mouth such 4
ieighui freshness that the breath is rendered cx-
qusitey sweet. IL dsinfe It's all those ilnp,,ritic.
which tend to produce decay, and as a CONSEQUENCE,
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
- III IS used and recommended by all the eminen,
Dentists In New York, Philadelphia Baltimore. ard
other elnes where it hes he. ,...roaaced. An
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN. Drupyi. 4,
ana CIeniisi, Ninth and Catharine streets, Phiia-
defphla and sold by all Druggists everywhere, al g
Genus per oottie. ". II. GILMAN,
a. 'tsi. agent fJr Washington CITY.
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if living, would be entitled to a cert;f, .

II =
cate or warrant as aforesaid under this
act, leaving widow, or, il no widow, a
minor child or children, such widow, or.
If no widow, s1ch minor child or chill
dren, shall be entitled to receive a certi
ficate or warrant for the same quantity
OF land that such deceased person would
be entitled to receive under the proyi-
sions Of this act if now living: Prorided,
That subsequent marriage shall not in
pair the right Of any such widow to such
warrant if she be widow at the time of
making her application: And pforsied
further, That those shall be considered
minors who are so at the time this act
shall take effect.
SEC. 3. 4dnd be it further enacted. That
in no case shall any such certificate or
warrant be issued 6r any service less
than fourteen days, except where the per-
son shall actually have been engaged in
battle and unless the party claiming such
certificate or warrant shall establish his
Or her right thereto by record evidence of
said service.
SEC. 4. And he IL further enacted, That
SAID certificates or warrants may be as
signed, transferred, and located by the
wsrrantess, or thGir heirs-at-law, accord
ing to the provisions of existing laws
regulating the assignment, transfer, and
location of bounty-land warrants.
SEC D. And be 1t further enacted, That
no warrant issued under the provisions
of this act shall be located on any public
lands except such as shall at the time be
subject to sale at either the minimum or
lower graduated prices.
SEC. g. And be II further enacted, That
the registers and receivers of the sew
eral land offices shall be severalIy au-
thorized to charge and receive for their
services in locating all warrants under
the provisions of this act the same COM
pensatlon or per centage to which they
are entitled by law for the sales of the
public lands, for cash, at the rate O. one
dollar and twenty-five cents per acre.
The said compensation to be paid BY the
assignees or holders OF such warrants.
SEC. Z. And be 1t further enacted. That
the provisions Of this act, and all the
bounty land laws heretofore passed b.
Congress, shall be extended to Indians
In the same manner and to the same ey-
tent as if the said Indians had been white
men.
SIC. 8. And be II further enacted, Tha
the widows Of officers and soldiers Of IT,
revolutionary war be entitled to the ben
efits of this act.
SEC 9. And be IL further enacted, Thas
the benefits of this act shall be applied
to and embrace those who served as vol
unteers at the Invasion of Plattsburr, in
September, eighteen hundred and four
teen.
Sec. 10. AnG be 1t further enacted, Thss :
the provisions Of this act shall apply to
the chaplains who served with the army
in the several wars of the country.
SEC. III. And be II further enacted, That
the provisions Of this act be applied {,
those who served as volunteers at ths
attack on Lewistown, in Delaware, by
the British fleet, in the war of eighteen
hundred and twelve-ftteen.
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TO INVENTORS,

1NHE o.ncs Of ''Ths Inysntoys' Protsctcn E.ticna,
1 Ul.c1" ID on 1th Etsect, opposits the Esat Por
teo CT the rstent O1cs, sld Is NOW ready - attend
70 the bIs!uess Of ita menbsrs, namely: IA making
examinations sui se,i,1is.lg patents, Gc
Ipyeatess Is, ;nvit9c 10 call and get SPY o! :s
5opstitleica snd By laws, and where any intorns
don will Be given respecting the Union.
All letters business must be directed to this OF
See, where attention viii 30 given immediately.
model shop 10 in connection with the ofl.e
where modsls can ts made 70 oesj., ct tie shortssi
aotics. I. g. CLAYTON,
aplo-I9 presidsut I. P. M.
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FOR 50 DAYS, FOB CASH Only

INM3ROlDERIES, Rbands, Dress Tr mniug.
Ia and Fancy Goods at cost, less than cost, hal
price, almost giving away Goods. MAXWELL &
Bko. commence 20 day 10 make room iof spiine
supplies by Offering their Choicest Goods at cost sea
scnable GocGs Il. less Than cost as rnatlc GoOd>
at half price, and we have old and indifferent
stock accumulated on our hands that almost give
away This Will be rare opportunity to secure great
bargains, as we are Gcternin. to reduce our pres, nj
stock If we have TO dispose Of every class I'll Coos
at half price.
we cannot enumerate articles and prices, hGt in.
yite the ladies TO come and the Quantities OF
Go ds that We isve placed upon cur counters aud
marked down at prices that will certainly sell them.
MAXWELL & BRO,
The original Rba"d and Trimming Store
No. 32s Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th st.
feb 2J-eo.u