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HErOrs4 sraassmssis for ssssIYo,faas esaHss ~ asAs
uis.
HE completion Ohio railroad between wheel
lag and Coluubas, uniting. does By
ine e Baltimore Ohio railroad wil ali portions OF ths est
snd North and gives greatly
10 through travellers On and ser Mon
day, November III is5i The trains viii foiiowss
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily direction fs, inc
tfan, e&stns Camden instead O'Clock,
heteofe kexesp sunday and efrsias Wheeling 40
heretofore and running Whesnx about II
hou reaching there 10 This viii al Nas
ihson !uueuon nlsevs honocasy hupefs feiry MaInhs
burg, Sir Johns Ron, cunbsoa Psdmopi Rowsrbufs New
teuefnan, Fsansion and Moondssie only
wood and and meals Beth mske prompt aud
regular Central OHIO road us Caus
bridge, GAINESVILLE, Newark Columbus, Cneinna Louisville Day
sansusky Toledo, Deo Indianapolis Chiesgo 81 Louis
leaving by sii viii reach Cio
express they
err al ~ ie next nis eeng sept eat one night ON inc route
either
Ps~epg.rs for the Northwest
poin,s the Crse
land aud PhnIg ralua6 all times when The uho navxabe
Returning, wheeins follows The
rraehiEg BALTIMORE AT % tho HRnA trasu
~ ~ ~ y rcsching bausa"ra q, !, q IN
Wheeling Cincinnati, had-on
Louisville 81 Louis aud other ver ei's viii be sold at all times
y nsn the stage OF water Will adint -
Through tickets Baltimore and Washington, and all the
and the West sold at the ucket oee
Of The company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail leaving Camden station will take f
stopping places leaves
Wheeling II i5, ndnghti Cumberland 10 is, and
riyes al Baltimore al p. M.
The Ferck accommodation train, Frederick
diate places win daily texcept sunday arriving
Frederick 40 ReInais viii leave Frederick at .,
arriving BALTIMORE at IL -,
Tae Eieos Mills accommodation win be daily, (ercep
sundass,) as follows
Leav4 Eilco,'s Mills at 50, nl aud 80, p.
Dec lf-du
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SurERInTESpEsT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, Janaary -, 1856
pursuance OF Of the entitled An
executing public printing &c approved
1884, srad will be received This Office the Capitol
Wednesday, March next O'Clock,
following and of writing paper,
10
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Mr.. DODGE Of lows, assured his friend from North
Carolina that the bill did not interfere with that interest
ing subject at all Renewed laughter.
The bill was read third time and passed whefeupon
The Senate adjourned
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, NJ "
BROWN, sHIPLEy, b Co,
Liverpool
&. g. ROBERTS u CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London,
B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion specie iewey precious metals unless bills o
aang therefor thereof expressed
Dec lT-dG
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Redemption OF Virginia Six Per Cent. Debt.
THE holders Of oowing certificates Of deb, issued BY
Virginia, redecmabe day March, iS3a,
within period exceeding fifteen years. will take
tae the ig Jan. created
assembly Virginia, passed 26,h
March, 1885, will proceed, first day April, rS5
said certificates The treasury of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders of said certificates reqred the said
OF the
AUDITOR and whether surrendered the thereon viii
cease day
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THr CALIFORNIA BRANCH srr,-rhe branch mint in San
Francisco is coming gold the Of S5oo0oo per
month.
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Marshal,s sale.

N faeias,
me District Of Columbia for the county Of Washngtpn
drccfed shall public
the 2sih OF February
said county u O'Clock following property Roger
Wesshtman's
undivided equal value i've hurdred dollars se each
10 IhS following fen~mcats and pr-m,ssiha
No. 7 In No i9 and adjoining lot No g.
fronting feet Pennsylvania running hack the
full depth OF said lot all Of ots Nos O.
M No a. In sad square, and adjoining said % fronting
north
fi ali and Singh
lar buildings thereon, No sgI in
Washngton District uf Columbia and levied
hs property cf Roger C. weehtmsn, satisfy
Judicial No 70 March term 1882 In favor OF Mary Barney
Maxwell Woodruff her next friend.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Feb 6-dr2athfeb Marsha, for the District Of Columbia
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"
TuE FORTHCOMING STARTLING MonaoN nEyELAross-sarah
Young the real pretended (spritual wife of Brigham
Young has reached PttSfeld chuses and has de-
spatched another mssive the editor of the Boston Times
She says
:" Once more embrace the opportunity Of writing to
you inform you that shall be in your city give lee
lures Mormonism week the week following /
Will acknowledge have fears lecture this point
for have been informed upon good authority that Mr.
Young has sent on two men 20 stop my They say
shall not give lecture but shall trg, and hope the
people Of Boston will protect woman for have done
nothing that regret except joining the society Of Nor
and marrying the leader They find bring
anything against my moral character ready TO
them, any other Mormons at the hall They say
legally married to Brigham Young was, in their way
but will this government tolerate that win II give
up and let these emissarie carry back to Salt Lake
II have done anything criminal will go without resist
But they do pretend say that All they say
is he Mr. Yonng} is my lawful husband but they forgot
be had twenty y-odd wives when married. |
at the time innocent and sincere Since have
enough and know the society be corrupt and governed
by bad men for bad motives. shall tell everything Just
is shall stop for the feelings of those who may
be presentno, not for Young hmself.bnt shall tell the
whole truth and unfold all the mysteries connected with
the institution
She also says:
aThcre two very important in Normonism,
OF which but the head leaders and they
are brought by the solemn oath A part of this
information obtained from papers that found One
morning after Young left my bed discovered under the
pillow paper Of which have copy IL secret plot
contrved overthrow this government In TINT package
also found the plan Of ort at the top Of the plan II
said Three tiers two hundred and six guns each also
heard one Of the leaders say Uncle Sam would not dis
turb them before they got the underground works done
and they should then fear the whole United States
my, with their Scots and Wools This heard by
dropping besides great deal more, of which have not
time write The Indians have had the promise that all
Of the land that has been taken from them shall be return
ed Mr. Young pretends to be their friend and they all
a man. will fight for him and the Mormona Not only
one tribe all the chiefs in the Far West favorable
the and to that people They viii all follow their
chiefs and with their help after they have the ground
fixed for battle the emgrants to and from California will
find mercy. You will also hear them boast Of their
strength and bid defiance TO any power They y they
will also appoint their governor of Uth and they mean 10
enlarge their Territory and extend il to the Pacific and as
far north and south they like tell more than
have time 10 write
This mixing up Of political with spiritual revelations
will damage Sarahs pecuniary prospects We do not think
that the promised lectures win up the expectations
Of the ex-spritual wife.
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ron WAY PASSENGERS.
The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

sltips comprising this line
IIo Faetbcs capt
tapi CumstocA'
These sGias built by
pressy for service, been
5bI.xIAfH their
saE strength speed; and their accommo-
comfort
passage New York Liverpool in frs cabin, S0.
Exclusive gas.
Liverpool to York, 80 Gud 10 euiheas.
An surg attached 10 each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for
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mo. h2s.l

Notice Of the discontinuance OF the United states
land Offices st Jeffersony Ae. tipeennes, and MIN
n,tar
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMrTIoS CLAIMANTS

oommissioaer Of the General Land otaee.
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
From The Grsen

From The Grsea Bay IVA Adrooate. Mayeh !.
We had heavy mail from Lake Superior last
Saturday, accompanied by large parties OF men who
bad been discharged from the Mines. The Portage
Lake Companies are ssd 10 be entirely out Of pow
Ger, and unable TO go on with operations.
Tie news of the commercial and financial crisis
bad Just been received there and produced pro
found sensation. Partly upon this account and partly
from want Of supplies and the high prices Of produce
large numbers OF men have been discharged, and are
finding their way e. beat they can, south ward
During Friday and Saturday as many as ffty reached
here In sieighs, On their way Eat. They hsd come
on foot By way Of Carp River and Bay de Noquett,
to Meromone, where sleighs were procured. Some
had suffered severely from " snow blindness aud
were scarcely able 10 open their eyes, lucy were
mostly Cornish miners. "a a fact cre1itaole 10 the
humanity Of our Lake Superior neighbors, we men,
tion that in dschsrging men, the sla9e ones were
seected-t with families being, az Tar a. possible,
retained il employment.
Fer the first time sleighs had come through all the
way rom Csrp River 10 Bay do NOguett. Oxen were
driven ahead 70 freak the road Hay was selling at
Carp River at from $50 10 800 per tun; tour, sl6i
pork s35. l. wes principally owing 10 the absence
Of this article tina, teams forced through TO Bay
de Noquett, where hay was to De had- DIX d9unie
teams came from Marquette Carp River 20 Little
BAY De Noquet and took back loads OF nay and gram
ore came al the way 10 thls place with load OF p2-
seneerg and took back a load OF pork
During the month Of December the VI me sofa D ne
r,oduced III turs Of copper. This, aud the Gun
Mine are ssid 10 De the only That are paying ex
uerfes and making dividends. We state thisupon
the authority OF The M.RiDg Mems, which sdds that
others are perhaps paying expenses IN toese nara
tine and many oihers still are opening and prepsr-
i1g 10 work and become productive.
HE snail pox raging among the lniisns, IN Tie
vicinity Of Ontonagon.
The absence Of powder ia occssioned By the loss Of
the Penins ula at Ease River lat fau she had 900
kee. Of powder, OF which 20, were spilled. She
VS. driven ashore In heavy gale.
A grsnS strike occurred ia November az the Cop
Der Falls MiIe sno5g the stopers, who went in a
bo6y 20 the others engaged i'll the mine and drove
Item from The work. The ripgleafers were arrested
ard fined and the disturbance quelled.
Among ,hoee who came through was Mr.. Collins,
con of X. Collins Of steamship celebrity, who hss
been spending the winter at Marquette AID u nov on
bis way East. He represents business in the " Iron
Region" prosperous Large Quantities Of ore are
neirg got out ready for shipment in the sprng 10
Mr.. Collins, and TO our old friend, Ny. VINE, ~
Marquette we are indebted for much Of the iniofm''
ton which we publisb above.
The ssut Canal i. to be opened early in the 'rns'
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III, are aIled to overlooking, and several thousands
- r.r,ops are in the streets. The Hon. John r.
Hale !. speaking In the Pbeuix Hall, and the Hon.
George Nesmith, in the Depot Hall. The greatest
su.husissm prevails.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tie meeting dissolved about 10 O'Clock. MOI iea'
than 5000 persons were present. Beside. nes't'
Hale and Neemitb, Ex.Gov. Colby, Jonstnan n"-
redge, Thomas NJ Edwards. A. J Fletcher hd"'
A. Stevens and others addressed the meeting. %
large a political gathering in the capital o, 'n'
Gra1ite State has not been since the days oil ipp'
canoe and Tyler too. The best feeling Pervaaea u.'
immense a,sembly, and ell opponents Of tne Aa'.iD
s.rstiop are ssnguine of complete trump al 'ne
election on Tuesday next
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resurrection.

sy,NoR DuREEE OF SLAyE-CATcBisG.-Mr.
Durkee. the new L. s. Senator from Wisconsin, has
addressed the following letter to Anti Slaye-cstch
in demonstration ct Fond du Lac, Wis.,:
WINDSOR, Monday. Feb. 10, 1855.
DEAR SIR: Your esteemed favor Of the 5th inst,
inviting me to attend Freedoms Gathering, a
Ford Gu Lac, On the 10th Of this month, has just
come to hand. In reply, Am panied to state
that severe illness confnes me to my room, and wii
deny me the psasule Of participating with you IN the
proceedings VI that occasiOn Having first visited the
siis on which Jour city stands, when there wa oat
Ole dwelling there, / have since felt deep interest,"
in hearing FROM time TO time, OF is rapid growth.
To yst L Low and contract It's population and baa,
re.s With the unimproyed wilderness OF 1897, woaa
be a high Qualification. -.
But still more gratifying would il be TO minge VII
the liberal and patriotic yprits that viiI ao. n%
gather at the Fountain Cry" on the ION, ~
ioee with them st the rapid strides We arc A''~s "
tie cause CT Freedom and Jusuce. p..: ola.
The deatn-blov lust given 70 the FIs-ss'y ois,o
Act and Slaye,huniing IN WncoHsin - s'of'"us
deed u.h.,.n .-..-,h., h.va
oar Judges have acted well Their pars-Insy nsvo
Vi es,sS The great truth that al Just Govern
49,, - ;nstituted for the protection, not the 90
sna,;on az hun an rights Let other branches o. COR
go Coverpnsnt act up 10 tAs saUe stanoafo,
..hs,ever and wherever occasion demands.
II, ,be people cay Amsn, end show hse they, TOO,
.,s not destitute OF 90 backbose. Ia this way only
csn we evinee . proper regard for ourselves, snd
on msnd the respect OF ellow-citizens Of other
s,n.es. trust your Gathering will prove hsrmo-
NOUS ard profitable and that may serve to streng1
ga us all In the great cause In which We &c now -
successfully embarked .
Please accept for yourself and your tswnemen, ~
whom an indebted for this polite inviasfon.Sny 70"
cere regards. CAAS D'S
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DysASTROrS SOUALL.

ELNIRA Tuesday, March 9, 1872.
We were visited bya regular West indis White
banses rnroofed &C. The car-house of the williams
port a. Elirs .ilroad wss blown down, destroyed,
and the engine itjured Everything IN the shape Q;
signs, boxes. &c, has been scattered IN beal'iiui
confusion. McCoys Hotel, lear TIE depot, took hFe
during the NIGHT ana sustained considerable damage.
This nornnc the weather is clear and sprlng-llke.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK Tuesday. March 9. 1855.
Tho l. s Sloop of.war jamestown, which sailed
,,- The coast Of Aries las. week has been recalled
rom Hampton Rosds, said TO be unsesworthy Inc
crew will be transferred TO the Constellation wnlcn
can be got ready for SEES IN ten dsys Inc inends 81
the officers OF the Decsur have gwen up al n0pes VI
her safety.
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TUT SoUTUFRN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. March O..
Tho Soutbarn Mail as late IS due, has arrived here
with New Oresns papers Of Wednesday They con-
tain no news ~, Ct. IL -
The weather had been, in South CaroAns, eoa pc
yond precedent. The sverage tempera,1r- uutlIls
four mornings Of last week wAs only = aoo.o A'''
giving eyersthine the appearance OF mid-winteT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

BAKER ForsD-It is said ths. ex.poiiceman Lew
is Baker who made the murderous ass suit lately upon
Bill Poole has been discovered in Albany "hen
found be was in bed suffering from his wounds.
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MAIL AGENT SHOT.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, March 9, ls55.
The mail sgent between Raleigh and Weldon,
named McGowen, was Yesterday attacked by three
men for a trifing debt. During the melee McGowen
was shot nv his sssaants and received no less than
sir balls in his head and body When the train LETT,
he was supposed 10 be in dying condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07
ASSEMBLY.
GENERAL ORDERS.


This beirg general order day me calendar was ss
TAX an M and tire House into COMMITTEES OF the
Whole, Mr HULL in the Chair, on tne bull to reduce
all nor eyed transactions 10 Federal currency.
Mr.. BOYNTON moved 10 strike on. the enactiny
clause citing az that II he sgreed 10 pay
10 shil Dgs for busbe Of wheat, he would psy out
81. AZ 10 cents a shilling instead Of 81 25 IS he
agreed
The motion 10 strike on. the enscting clause waa
Nv. Mckinney moved 10 amend by having the
act tsks effect on the first day Of August next
Adopted.
TIE bin wAs further amended so as not to include
Eueii.h currency.
NJ. BOYNTON said he would move an smend.
men, which would he full s. just as the provisions Of
this bill He thought French franc should De Goa
sider,5 a. only worth Is cents. After cenouncing
the bin "a calculated 10 work great Justice, be re-
rexed hi. motion 10 strike out the enscting clause
which was not 10 order. Third residing.
Aso 10 amend he act requiring the Police Justice
in the CITY Of New York TO ue records OF all eonvic-
lions Of yagrarcy. Amended 90 a. 10 allow the DIS
charge Of Migrants an order Of two Governors Of
the Aims. House Third reading.
ST. MCNDAY in the Chair, the same Committee
took I'D TIE bill 70 amend the set 70 provide for the
ircorporstion Of religion. societies. Progress
Also to authorize the Common CouDcil Of Brock.
l,n 10 borrow money for school purposes. Inrd
reading.
TIE following bill. have been introduced:
FRAUDS OS CANAL REyESUEs.
By Mr.. WEED
AN icT fo the prevention Of f.ud the c.n. Rsvsass.
sIcrios Whenever any articles .h. be transported upon
an, Of the this STATE ard b Cleared articles psy
ps loser Of sou OF Be Pata or atOsstnsi % -
fr he the boa; up01 which such atees soA o
Transported shall be forfeited 10 the people OF ais
sha bs seIed and taken possession Of BY any Ceusee. =;
a. de property " the people Of this State.
skc Waeasysr Any goods, Ns.:les o. 9tas' p''Pe''
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INDIANA BANKS.

CIxcIxNATr, Tuesday, March @, 1855.
The Indiana Legislature has passed the State Bank
bill an the Free Bank bill, the Governors veto
and they are now laws.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

The Masonic Hall, a. Altoona, Pennsylvania was
destroyed BY fire on Monday morning. Loss 81
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APPROPRIATIONS.

In the act making appropriations for the current
and contingent expenses of the lndan Department,
ard for full ling treaty stipuations with various In
dian tribes we find the following items:
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Carriages, Harness, Whips.Mc.

YNHE Subscribers assortment of Carria-
ses Harness, whips, &c. is w 'op-
plete. and h, N 'itc> an examinafi'n |
hl tock before purchasing in New o.
,ca, as 6. guarantees his prices as low as
as au, IL the .outh.
W areroom conner of Third and Flo,ih:
Streets. Manufacturing and repairiii, il,
superior style at the old established stand
conner OF Nam and Church Streets. .
3 TUNNARD & HEDENBURG.
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3, THE ,DAILY,sCOMET.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted.)
G., A. PHKE, Editor L. Proprietor.
office onsThird Street.

~Terms.-THs subscriptions is fixed at the
rate Of IS 90 per annum, payable in advance, or
&6 90 at the expiration Of six months. The Week
" is published at ~ 81 per annum invariably in
advance Both VIII be puhctasIly deivered with
in the limits Of the City by the carrier. tt
~Adveftisimg.-O Dollar per square
for the ffst fhsestion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent insertion--ten lines or less, con-
stitute sqaare.f sssssss 81. -. -
Yearly Advertising.- Ira
ders, and others, will be contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
k-NAb. yVArk.-Ou facilities for doing
Job Work with neatnsss and despatch-n all va
+ietes Of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tablishment in the City-such as:
LAWYERS BREFs-BALL TICKErs-P
HEAps-BrLL or Gs-PROGRAMMEs-ELEc
tCxrfs-DRuGoyyrs' LABELS -CARDs-CrRCULvRs =
and VISITING OAsDs. For farther particulars, we
invite you to call and see our specimens.
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Livery Stable.

ROBERT BEA1., has adopted the following rules
for his Livery Stable.
1. Any one hireing will he held responsible for
any damages that either Horse, Buggy, Carriage
or Rigging may sustain.
Q, No Horse, Buggy or Carriage will be consid
cred ensagcd until paid for. - s.
3. Free ferriage fox Horse or Horse ard Buggy.
4. few Horses always hand for sale.
5. Match Horses for families always on hand
and for sale.
6. Always on hand and ready for trading, buy
ing and selling generally
e and last but not least. My great ebjccr is to
make my business cash and progressive, il is in
tended that the cash prices shall be invariably in
.Svance, ROBERT BEAL,
Third street between Church and Laurel
Baton Rouge. Sept. 18th. fSo4-ly.
TUsT REcEIVED,-FARINA'S GEN
j T,uihe Cologne Water; do. OF Roses.
Nstaiic powder Boxes; Fresh powders
rrench and American; Tooth Brushes ::
Combs. Smelling Bottles. and numerous
ther articles, uited to the ladies toilet ta-
le \ Far sale Big J. L. WALLET.
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Toilet Soap.

INaylOr's S1iIules Hauie's chrystal!ine
L soap balls brown and white Winsor
soap, Monster and Palm soap. Omnibus,
Pencine. Transp Floating. Jenny Lind,
Guimauye. Amandide, Erasive and other
varieties OF soap can be had at the Drug
Store OF WM BoGEL.
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Cistern Making.

THE subscriber, is now prepared to
l. make Cisterns to order in the very
best style and will warrant his work Tie
will keep a stock of the best lumber al
ways on hand, ard will attend t" putting
his work up Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. g. l.. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College
~ Orders left at the Post Office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
ton. iune-29- 6m.
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CHARLES RUSTON. =.
To Planters.

A lKlN'S Corl and Cotton Cultivator
"A This truly useful agricultural improv-
mt Mt has heen fully tested by highly res
pectable and practical planters who afterful
trial. say that by its use. in the cultivation
Of Corn. Cane. or Cotton. there is saving
of a, least one third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow It's new.
invention. Patented March 90. lS45
Planters are invited to call and examine it
A supply on hand and fer sale by
TITNNARD & HEDENBURG.
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0arowart at D. G. Montan.
House Furnishings.


MATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers;
W oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps;
enameled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve, ,Ket.
ties: cast iron and earthen Spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes, Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters; (;
common Yankee ditto common. wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
bic Castor, at D. C. MONTAN'S -
jul3. T4w e f9as Church street.
Wooden Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Sc,
HAND Brooms; Wisps Hearth, Borse,
ii White wash. Marking, Scrubbing Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels;
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks !;
Wooden Pals; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops; Trays, Pals,
&C. .,V ftt' D. e. MONTAN,
iul4. Church street.