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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
OHIO.

The black sheep have ouirun--the
white ones IN Ohio. Chase has been
elected Governor and negro phiIsnihrof
py will run mad tor the pen two
wears, Side By side Oaio stands Silh
Massachusetts, in political disgrace =
Aboiilianism Is more teHsfious ot lille
in that State than It has been in Penn.
s,vania, bat it mus, soon meet lis re-
ward. All experience proves that the
lnachinations OF AbphiionistS vii. visit
themselves upon :he heads Of their au-
thors sooner or later. and wo be unto
them when the dsvpt rttribmion comes
.Ohio in latter years has been r,ther re-
lractory and not within the copirol Of
her pttrio,lc statesmen. Fisir labor
yllln not be wlilQrt rs good results, sad
lhe time is not lar distant when they
will be regirded'ss the only fAilhlul
dev vOled friends OF the State, Ii Abo-
litionIsm has a blush it will crimson in
their presence, and that a. no remote
time. The hundreds Of good men and
true who unI,rd in the et1rt to put
down Cnase aRd his factions crsE IL
ihe canvass, w,ll Hld in A0i.l'n; rel,
lug place lnthe hearts OF tie PesPle
,oi Ohio, when tnr effects Of their re-
cent condIct shAll De iu,y khp~l 20
tIem. MsdIii, Pd5h, M4dry, VIb'
lnSon and most OF other patriots, ht'e
gained ror themselves alrenoya t''t
'urpAsses any that cou.d be Vpn ia t.e
tented field Theirs vas a civil bHle
IoT political and religious libett, 10
wnich arch enemies to those in'.itu-
tious were tlse fcei. Their, s,' :
tioojles contest, but o1s in 'GfS
mighty Interests are iSrly-,l, s'i
Which cencerns tee veli.te - I.'e
whole nation. TIey have b-'l "..r.
cone, bat nol conqier-d. \ ~ s''
day lltey Sill rise aG'ia IN tneir ~ d
aud redeem :He state ron ~ d'&''
ino which it D1s falleB.--hN NsjrI
ATgts. bro rrgg. .s.v ...r..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

GOSPEL Preaching the proper busi'
ness Ut Christsin MINISTER'S is the sub.
lee, Of sensibls discourse delivered oy
The Rev. Jsnes N. HartWeil, at Ea
field, n. n, in JsnHaty lest, We wish
he could have h4ds congregation oi
'thlee thousand New Ehglsnf elergyms a,
to hear hin-they might have prohteh
~ the wise cosnsel Of the reverend
learssd christ'an hunlli
~ aMd duty from has PIsCetW j We
regret We have not space Tor coplous eI
tracts trUm this AdnlTasls AMI uns'l }
discourse, but can Os'y present one
pspgr.Ph this morning;
The example oi Christ, end HIS dis
cipl.s, shows they Ihsy attended TO one
work. They avoided the discussion u
all qG.stioas that did uot directly tsuj
10 SAFE men. anu extend THAR Chris
lian influence, osly when trGDn sst'
an opposite course. bysoTns sell righte'
Gus Phsrises, or willy Scribe They ss
us he example Of supporting the gov
efnment. vindlcating the laws OF ih'
md, ,sud we're careful not TO speak evi
of the rulers and thought Christ snc
him cncihe9, as subject, stlrred uI
the people by virtue oflhelr firm ad'
herence to ,hsir work. and MAKING al
other interests secondary thereto, they
were sbIe 80 succeed much better than
they otherwise could have doae."
.As-L.A 4 alyA .Aalil
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

GooD!-On Sunday lit ~ cite " "a
was stoned OF Of Spring street, b. -
dArKles. CauSe, AL expression '!r''S-
Ajory TO tle Abolition parry.
Yesterday arape case was tried t-.
lore Esquire Miller, in whirh tne de-
ieLdanl is toll. bioodsd African, sad
tue pl4inIf light mulA;to wom,a. -
1t appeared Ia evidence that thu De.
ienuanl broke into the house 10 whict'
the oman resldrd, and then attempted
as purpose. He was held to bail il
tile sum oI 32O0 Tor his appearance
before lnr PIobste CouH.
" hen lbe're,urns first indicated the
election OF Mr.. Chase, We thought W
could discover a chahge in the deport.
nent OF some Of the darkies; but nov
since his election 10 made certaln,lners
Us certainly very visible difference
lney nave put on a hautenr which
would seem to say, "we are not only A.
good, but little better than the whites.
- StatesmGA,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

NlsaEEs Bksr - We ar. Pri'S'lyin
formed th.l Tom Spoourr is to be shr
Gu,ernUr's PrVS;r ;r.Se,Istsfy. II 30. he
viii hsve fine chance to issue X. ~
rITcui.rsst GovrInment expense. The
h. sail over the Stale voted for Ch.s-
and of course they will Expect to cOae
in for sa.te OF the spOils. However,
We are quile certain that this post "aS
PROMISED to Day aud GtrineT both! ThsJ
will nave good time, il they get to
palhng UOOL about il. I'll ....
Among he o;hsT troubles the part!
sre getting into, it Is stated taat there
is no less than seVenty'elgnI applica~
tious from niggsfs, in this city alone
for the post oil Messenger 20 the Cover
nor's othce!- Stgtssmam.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
EISikESS ElEECTCTY
FOR VINION COUElh ol'lO

Il. ?. hewitt, Judge OF Probate C""'
VI. /, EDMlSToN, Clerk Com.flea' C'ul'
T. e. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attorney
VIZ. TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE. Auditor.
Il. PAYHE, Treasurer -. ..
JAMES MALONE, Recorder. .
NELSON RICHMOND. Surveyor
$50. ULLOM, Coroner'
County Commissioners,
: LOND, J. KINNEY, x JOEN D" am
School kXamlners,
Q. +. CUNNING, G. W. shCChhl on'o i'
Z. A. bkAlTCN.
IRON FUkN A 1 h. ),
=, j.. I,.t (H.,E AutlSACE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

q Az Irishman describing the trading
powers of ,hs. genuine Yankee. said;
eBe dad ifhe pes cssts~Sy on desc
h,e island, he'd get up 'hs neI. NOR
min and go reegd selIin' maps to in
ha bitants.' j..lf q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
lrpnt Ch.,p NDgu. CeIrbrnIien n AZ

GTenI Chase N"GIs CeicbTaiien al
OGrFIIH!---G"Es LFI's .."& SIh'
ETeN--UppVsaUOA OH n MSrSe
|, EIudie.
A friend fresh from Obellin, the
Grand Depol ior the U. g. Railroad
aud Negro head quarters TOR all these
United oiaiss, inlOtnis US that last
nigh, tl,e pub Ic buildings sad the prln-
cIpsi PRIV ate dwellings, ~ Otrrlln wele
illuminated, big bohhIe MAS bulIt on
the Public Square, guns And bIunder'
buSses In the u.nds u, IIie cOIored pop
uIation exploded, snd b,nd OF music
played; ali ior tie great Abolition rl>
ump pn IN the election OF Chase. Thert
was no opposition except from huge
morse fd, Ie which grated harsh thun-
der IN the hands oI squad Of Ehis
boys. Go it, 0berlIa!-Plain Deal
err. .....
We understand that Greiner was es-
pecialiy invited to attend this celebra-
ton, aud address his colored lellow.cit-
izeus- but when he found that Day
was endeavoring to supplant him in
his aspirations to be Private Secretary
although he had got his sa.clel IulI
OF documents, and Just ready to take
the cars-he was so msd that he re-
turned in a huff, and swore vengeance
Oh his competitor aud woolY-hesds II
general. Day has since been down t.
see Greiner, aud they were seen dodg
iDg iuto Sugar Alley together, where
they had long consultation. 1t is saiC
lthat Greiner endeavored to impose up
on the supposed ignorance ot his colo
red competitor, by proposing that Gov
ICnase would appoint him Day. q
tlCHarge de Ahalr. to Hayti! Bat lh
Niger was not as big a fool ss Greln
er took hlm to be-and knowing tha
the Governor could make no such sp
pointment, proposed that Grpinet Sho'
eltake the appointment to Hayh, an
give him tue Private Scholarship
and Greiner was forced to consent! 5
we may now consider Greiner as tn
American Charge to the Black Reput
Flic. Day say. it is the most fitting AZ
, poln,ment, as Greiner is oi tue dafkes
complexion, and tie hollow oil his lo'
mskes the largest hole in the ground,-
I, Statesman. s4ur.....I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
rrt.Ee cr LrAIt1IsIkc.
JOB WORK.

We aIe prepared TO execute pI,p ur a''
shortest notice, in tteneulesrnlaiiief anu "'
he cl,sane st terms. all kinds. Of Plain ana
Fancy JOB PRINTING, such as .s.o.
Bard5;us, Blanks. Brits.
CgrIg, Tickeis, PrCgrommss,
Circulors. PoStsrs Chechs,, =,
E.li beds, D. LeLeis Horse DlIIS,
d., &C., DC,
rr,y- We respectfully sohcil tie printing
rsionoge of cur Democratic friends, enl no. al an
a,ners requiring work, in Ninion county
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

IoSAH wro,e to bis fsthei. after The
whale fast swallowed him, stating that
he had found q good opening for Young
man ss6ihs into the oil busfness--BoI
|sftefwsras wrote for money TO bring
Hiu3 home ,?astatingi thatnhs had been
Ia<ne<sds7zasI s.s&!l Jssz--glessasis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
TlE FARTGFB DEMOCRAT, /
a.4a 80. .4ltF .#
EDITED -AND-P uBLlSHED- -BY-------t
EDWAED. A. CBRAqsT or.
Ohcs one door east Of The Court
t-ur...G H0USe.i s.s.z l.. .-...'
TCTMs OF srescRlFTIcN;

sloO pei year, and If no; plyed arithin the
ssar, s2,C0 t1illbe charged.
These Terms must be strictly complied
1i.A. and no paper ieit be discontinued unta
aa Grreurogss are paid, unless al the opIIo"
a Gys publisher. sae. Tia .lzaa ssf- .I..f
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
FasEDoA Is KAssAs.-Ths Pawtucke


in al sr;icle upon the repeal Oi
The Missouri CompromiSe, says:
II the free States would leave things
10 pufsue their nstufal coutst, freedom
wuuId, there cen hardly he doubt, es-
tablish itself, as general thing in thr
nsrional domain without "a eifott; but
when proclamation is made that slavery
shall be excluded from the Territories,
and associations are formed for the Pur
pose Of excluding it, The pride OF the
South is toscbed, aud conflicting proc
Ia nations and combinations IpPesr, and
The result is what We witness with 90
much regret in Kansas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

adverse to my feelings. The gentle
voice OF NY nolher, that thrilled ,hro'
me, melted the ice OF that obduraIe
heart, and | longed to throw myself on
her neck, hu' did not. n r. .-~..Ji
But the words gave the lie TO my
heart, when ] said ] was not sorry.
heard her Withdraw Ibeard her groan.
! longed to cell heg back, but yet did
Ippt. .. .rr n .-.tt t' ,,-...,
was aFskeDed from an uneasy
.slumber los hearing my name called
loudly, and ny sister by my bedside.
!. Get up, Alfred. o.. don't Sait a
.momput. Get up and come with me.
Mother is dyingP ! thought that ]
was dreamlpg, bu, ! g0t up, melan,
eholy, and followed my sister. On tbe
adt pale and cold as marble. lay my
niotber. She had not undressed. She
had thrown herself on the bed to rest ;
arising to 90 again to me, she was
seized with the palpitatiOn OF the
ueah, and boriie sensel-ss TO her room.
caGnot tell you my sgony o. |
looked upon her. Nv remorse was
trnfoId more bitter at tue thought tho
she would never know it. belle, ed
myself 10 be murderer. | fell on the
bed beside her; could not weep, NJ
heart burnt IN nv bosom; my brain vas
all Oh fire. Nv sister Ih,rW her arms
around me, and Wept in Sllrace. Sud
deDIy we saN llSnt motion of mhb-
er's hsnd--her EYES uaclosed. Sac
had recovered coHsci ousness, bat not
speech. She looked at ne and moved
her lbs. ! could not unIerslahd heI
words. 'Motaer, mother | Shrieksd
Say onl. th .tyoa { Fs.ve me-
Size could not say It with her lips
but her hands pressed mine. s."
smiled upon me; and lifted her thil
white hands AID cIsst~d nay own With
in hers aud cast Rer eyes upward. Sht
moved her lips in prayer, and thu
died. ! remaiutd sil kDeellnS he sid
that dear form I'LL my gentle sister re
m0ted ms. Size com'ored me, 10
she knew the heavy load OF sorrow a
my hest.-lIe,viet thaa griet at to
loss of . mother, for it waSa losd O
sorrow lor Sia. The joy oi youth ha
| left me forever. D s...u. ...... .......,
| Ny son, lne suGerings 'uch memo
ries wake must continue 'as l0hg a. lIlt
God is nerciiul; but remnrse IOr pa,
| lmisdeets is q csnker worm ia th
4 hearttha, prtys upon it forever On
My father cessed speaking, barrie
hls lace in hts hands. tie Ssv IN
felt the bearing his narrGtIve had upo
ny character aud conduct. [ ,hav
never lorgotirn 4. Boys who Spurn
mothers control, who are ashauren I
own tn.t ties are wrong, ShO tImk
manly t. resIsther authority aud inliD
ence, be~areI Lay not up fvr you
selyes bitter memories tor future year
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25
II. lrrnl, fnr llr 0lrAnlnr llnrrnl.o

Ire following Gentlemen will Receive a. az. teoe'P'
foI SuDteuphoIE an AGVhinSen'eN"' '0' ' -
NJ iu Ninlo on County lhio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-25

MERCHANTS OF NINToN, WHO AXE
C.,;.uin Dry Goods aIdwsse, cueenswaIs' L00's'
shoes, Grocenos. etc.
McApqgrR.-John S. Hawk, j. n. q u
p,ii, lGulIGson 3 Co., Owen LLNu' L. y
Preton, J. y l.. Lodge, Shades . h,lhc'Us'
HAyp1K.- Eenj. Dill, b. l.. l. Hs!d' H. D.
Moore, J. B. d ". Is. NllIstn' "H' l.
Gleason. ~, c;..,.
NmKrsvll1r.-S. S. Murry, JOHN Gi"el'
.Cs,c q Camuei, Felton, & Laslitl, J1hes
bevkely. Carr q Strong. 49,, ,.., All,
ALLlxsvILLE.-peter Miller, Marcus NH
l,r, Joseph Wilcox. .,..s.
h.T, fLkAsAHr.-P Phillip Sain.
TzA1rsyllL..-Suepsttl 9, sNelsitn'
AlKLX's MILL. boer.
p,sra,vu,p's Wiiiiam lisue.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10

membranes thereon then they to receive the
of any such prize in cash, less commissions
In ORDER also, to the public of the good faith of
the Agents of this Association and also to prevent any
fraud in the management of the same, the aggregate
amount of said Prizes will be deposited by in the bank
ing houses of Lucas, Turner q Co., and B. Davidson in
the city, to be drawn by checks signed by and payable
to the order of each respective winner by name who
the endorsement of said check will receive the deed of the
property mentioned in his respective prize And to prove
far lies in power that this Association all that
have represented beg leave to add that the above
list of prizes advertised only with the knowledge and by
the of every property and that act
ing Agents for the Association.
Meeting of the shareholders will be called a week
previous to the Drawing of the Prizes, to choose Com
mittee to determine upon the mode of Distribution.
BARBEAU N BARTLETT, Agents,
I74w IS5 Montgomery street. Metropolitan Block
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10

INSISTING OF $4,000 SHARES AT IS EACH.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
SELLING OFF AT COST.

THNIIE Undersigned wishing to close up their mercantile
Il business by the first day of May, will commence on
Monday, the 18th day of March, and sell in lots suit
purchasers, their entire stock of Goods COST consist
ing of ready made Clothing of all descriptions Boots and
Shoes, Pants of all styles and qualities Broadcoth dress
coats of the finest kind, Satin Vests, Fancy silk Vests
fine Doeskin Cashmere ditto unper clothing of all des-
crptons consisting of flannel drawers, and under Shirts
and merino shirts and drawers grey and red over-shrts
and lots of other goods in this line numerous to men
ton also good assortment of hats, caps and rubber
goods and Ladies' shoes
Groceries, Provisions and Lquors-conssting of all art
ces generally kept in this line of trade will be closed
at the same time, at cost and carriage.
N B. We wish to close goods out by the above
date for the purpose of going into the Ditch and Canal
business excusvely and now is your chance get bar
gains.
Remember the pace-the second door above the old
Head Quarters Store, and opposite the of Dunn &
Bell, Main street. O. CAMP & CO.
Coloma, March 9, 1855
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
II 4w IS5 Montgomer
nH RVrOn SaNS-


'Ths is the way physicians mend or end us,
Secu,dem arten-but although we sneer
In health-when sick, call them to attend us
Without the least propensity to jeer.'
The above brings to mind the best medicine ever
used and is not necessary be prescribed by physician
We aude to DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara, which is proving to be of the
most popular and valuable medicines in and
doubedy it be called the most pure preparation of
Sarsaparla offered to the public Dr. Guysott being
regular practising physician of great TALENT has gained
himself much merit, by chemically combining the Shaker
prepared yellow Doc and the cred Honduras Sarsapa-
rilla which the inv uable agents, of which the Lab
oraory of Dr. Guysot has given the virtues of these
roots in their perfection We believe his preparation
tans all the restorative properties of the roots, combined
and concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments made in the manufacture of this med
scne until it found that it could not be further
proved. Accordingly we find it resorted to almost unver
sally in complaints for general prosraon ofa the vital
powers, and all those tormcntng diseases ofthe skin try
ing to the patience, and so injurious to health.
Purchasers ought to be careful to ask for and take
but CDR. Guysot's Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sar apar1lla" All others, in comparison, worthless.
For sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the State
PARK WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all orders must be
addressed No 81 Merchant street, Sd door above Mont
gomery. In
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10

PRIVATE OFFICE in the Apothecary Store of
Zclncr. Hours for consultation from to II A. M
to 8 p M.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
EMPORIUM OF FASHION

Opposite Adams & Co.'s, Main street, COlOma
A Large Stock of Ready Made Clothing will be found
1A at this establishment, consisting Of Dress Coats,
trock business and Over Coats Cashmere and Doeskn
Pants, Fine White Shirts Silk and Cotton Undershrs
Cravats Vests landkerches, Buckskin and Kid Gloves
and LADIES GooDs IN VARIETY. Ladies Riding Hats of
the latest style on hand
BOOTS AND SHOES.
large stock of the latest styles of Boots and Shoes
Santy on hand together with large assortment of India
Rubber goods Also Blankets and Heavy Boots to which
the attention of Miners is invited
The undersigned will keep full and complete assor-
ment of Fashionable Goods and Clothing constantly on
hand which he will sell at PRICE, cheap for cash
Coloma, Jan. ~, 1905. IL T. ELkUS.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
THE METROPOLITAN
HOMESTEAD AssoCIATIoN!!

CAPITAL, S25o,ooo
CONSISTING OF $4,000 SHARES AT So EACH.
Distribution before 1st of May.
YNNEIE above Association, Joint STOCK company
n for the purpose of providing Homesteads beg leave
to inform the public that
SHARES ARE NOW READY FOR SALE
with full description of property to be distrbued-he
holders of Shares being entitled to chances in the DISPOSE
ton bv lot of some of the desirable Residences and
improved Real Estate in the city of
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
Pills. Pills.
LininentS.
PlaSterS.

Bb Mans ard other Plasters NcAlister's Ointment,
Ddeys Pain Extractor, Perry Davis Pain Killer and other
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10

NOR SALE-CHEAP.-A Two-HoRsE, SPRING WAC
IL ON; covered, and in good running order.
mara Inquire at this Office
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-10
John T.. Long.
DR.. ID. S. Smith,
Physician and Surgeon.

Late of the Hon. East India Company's service.
Office on Main street, Coloma, one below the
Ohio Store. Hours for consultation from to IL A. NJ
and to 6 u. NJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-30
NOTEs.

No nav will trips perormed and for each such
moi explained three times m. pay OF she tsp
ar he deducted far behind % break
n,au win depending and ruIiceniy excused one
subject 10 oieitufe
Pines w ire delinquency be- promptly sSa sat
ef posnnstsss % The sndi
S,s f sr cedistr perros for nccng nke the IN ~ fron
ar into post sniier be rsd drstioyrf rvb
amer drpsnd, convey the mail
aeoaenty or concerned m fu hh2 We
h,cs.. On ,hc route Tue annut
,rsc, far ,sn,nd failures run aseeaby contact, Tor d
obsying posi- Office Instructions or Tue departments
r without the assent a The Pomastr
General General alter be schedule he may
on the r"ue by a ing her
pro rata increase pay Hs also curt or
discontnue whole rata decrease
of nav months The amount
The bids should be addressed 10 The
srcond Assistant General superscbed Nail Proposa
he and returned he
before LIST of Ap 1850 tor further nrlca
Ia,a az bidders
see pamphlet conveying ais in kentucky, Ten
uessoe, Missouri, aud Iowa, OF le5i.
P'~-' JAMES CAMPBELL
\ Dec 2l-lsw4w Postmaster General.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-30
ny $. !. MCCORMICK, Auo,ion.er.

AUCTION SALE OF AN EX fENsIvE MANUFACTURING
ssablsmenton Tuesday The ioh day Of ianuar, 1856,
hexando Virginia. wi be sold the valuable manufacturing
shment owned BY the Virginia Locomotive and Car
ing Company, uotme.Iy sm,ih n Prrkins
The real estate comprises ground fronting
the river Potomac bounded point
@nding On cei alley, l,5 tset7 inches
nsi o. the Potonaci thence morrill, 6
ondng on Wolfe street. 10 the beanng and contains
20 100 square feet Of gound exclusive front there
sufficient depth Of oat the
property connected by switch with the oac
ralroad, and il improved by the foow
ick and with security against b,ne shop
which has ground floor 3i pa story by
third 81 by ~ I'd blacksmith shop fee 3i
le chop l6o feet by 30 feet shop by
20 feet The tools mden ma
chRsry .bI- ove and station
y ohgines, aud si machinery sseuper
and eishi and rail The machinery s
amcent 70 ok about o men 10 advantage, aud there
shop room 70 work 500 men, IL required.
The foundry W.peIy eonsiss the entire of
bounded ny Wilkes ,t Gbhon, 1t (~i'h the
The lot "a w lS he-) about "a 6D0 qare
itni o. ~ yer annum o. the above lot D by eet will
and Al~xandna railroad, a
proof foundry 20 BY 20 feet with all the
ens Aarks sheds &c m fr-r class loundry business The
hufe property abovenaaad, both aud viii be sold
nsethrr AMI avrabIs opportunity
un'cirnt capital 10 prohSs business de.ia
Terms II sl2oO s9aa7 paid on the Isl,
February, r6i, with able anuay s32
be pad the lsi Of May, 1861 with interest payable
and residue IN and with
nuay The deferred be made The is Of February
1861, May by dp.d
ahov~ be BY deed nj The
sofinbs uotes with approved endoIseys
imaUfiaiey after the will be sod
mtnrs ON hand comprising lumber, coal pig
and ho,'rr iron Ac ac
GlB0 cash over slt0 mouths with
fares depirins property, wishng
"'~a"on w'n please sppy to p,cu.pns = su,,u
Dec 5-aswt5lan Alexandra, Va.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 80. 1856


THE respectfully invite the attention OF
these furnishing Apartments 40 the oiow
ing articles which have been selected
ibis county, and will be
upon purchasers 10
stock bef'Ts purchasing elsewhere:
IN OUR CARPET ROOMS
There may found latest designs variety
velvet Wilton tapestry Brussels three ply, ingrain and Vent
an aeag designs which confined
sales exclusively IN this DISTINCT
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our stocks kept complete throughout the entire
hrocnol satin ane, striped
reps plain ngurcd aud striped 1urkeyred cash
elegantly embossed and cuftains brass
assels, side loos and ases and all necessary x
trimming and hanging curtains.
IN BED-FURNlsING GOODS
nnme 4, 10 4, la, laA, and 3s sxtasupero English
blankets, which order end imported direct
o. lO-S, t24 aud i34 wbite Ma.rs and toilet qaiIis
10 ia, and l24 linen sheeings, great variety,
l04, A. - shceinxs and quilted comiotts
Linen nd skeeng for pillow and bolster cases.
Daper daulask huck ahack, and other toweiings.
Aso campeIe abio linens such snin-
dan-k ctois every yards in
napkins quai, from The cheapest HE finest
dsmask doyies, &C.
Together Of furnishing requisites in our
line be enumerhed but which VIII
be with pleasure all who may favor US with call
HooE, BRO, T. co
Dec i5-3tsw4wif
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