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Tage Dr. Roses Ambitious or RailrOat Plls fAs
carry off all bile. l2a aud % cents box
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because ih,
90 ahead of all other Pills In removing b- bad ioA
and all foul secretions from the system.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd l. Co.; Grubbs APpenD
o. A. Strecker; Paterson Jackson; BeHl,A
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval L Norton; j. Blair !
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM, T, Laddi Ladieg \
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists IN AO'sd
1870 ~ V;f.;n;s gS-2Ei
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PnIInrd,s Rheunntic Lininlent. +,

will bear this ia mind, and procure at once ..ir
There is no danger to be unprecedented Oh !" ~.
for such thing has never been sho"A ""''''
been used according to directions.
Price % cents. or bottles for u. r,,,, cpl
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co! A InL a. IN
BENNETT & BEERS, p. JOHaSIoSH D.
DUVAL l. NORTON, L. b. THoAA'' ''T r~,b
Sh0ckoe Hill.
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Nv HtttiPfs gwen Through 20 all the above named
places b. b.. BRIDGFoRD y CO, Agents,
no Corner goth and Dock sts
lHENDEHs, Nc.--We hive I'm store n
II large stock of Brass Pierced Bronxed and Wire
Fenders Brass and Brass Top AndroDs Brass Mount
ed and Polished Fire Irons Janb Hooks; Triyets
Spiuoons, &c. for sale by
oc 50 VAN LEW & TAYLOR -
1lOtslsET e ANDERAON, UphoIstcrcrs
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, eorneT OF Governor
and fssnkin sfTaeea have Ia store their Fall Stock Of
GOODS being the largest aud best selected
ment we have ever had tho pleasure TO oSos 10 eur
ends md tho public generally, end will be cold ON
the most reasonable terms oc eta
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BUSINESS CAIgUA.

L. Ii. COOK 81 CO., AUCrlONEERS,
f.. NO. 10 MAIN STREET offer their services to
the public Auctionee for the sale of Real Estate,
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, &C.
the shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious rooms they will re-
ceive goods for sale pirate sale without the charge
Of storage.
Our door sales of every description attended to up
OH reasonable terms.
f. b. COOK. WIN. MOTT.
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ID EWENTBER THE PLACE.-.ln order
II to accommodate the wants OF our friends visiting
the CITY at this time we have manufactured and are
prepared to show much larger stock of Fall and Win
ter Clothing than before. Our assortment is
complete and will be found to embrace every article
and grade of goods in line. Our many advantages
in manufacturing, with experience Of seventeen
years in the trade in this city, justify saying that
those in want of good and well made Clothing will
consult their interest by calling at the old esta
blished House of
KEEN BALDWIN & CO.,
oc 81 1G2 Main street
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sEa FOR RENT--And possession given
E.i Immediately, that large Store or Lumber House
at the corner of Cary and 18th Streets adjoining
the Custom House.
ALSO-A Tenement with Store, on North side of
Main between 18th and 10th Streets recently paired
and put in good order.
ALSO-Possesson to be given on LIST of January
next that large Lumber House Tobacco Factory on
West side of 18th street, between Main and CARY
Apply to W. GEORGE
On Sd, between Main and Franklin streets
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W:a on Grace street which have occupied for the
Aa last three years 1t is ON the third square above
the Grace Street Baptist Church. furnished with gas
and water IN an agreeable neighborhood; contains
seven rooms with fire places and has ample accom-
modetons for servants, besides stable and carriage
house; is in good repair.
For further particulars, inquire of Goddin Apper-
son, Oc 29--ts RIO. RYLAND
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a. FOR RENT--A Large Frame Build.
Hs::.i ING on 10th street, two stories high, with
large lot attached, and convenient to the Basin
II is well suited for Barrel Factory or a Carpenters
Shop. Rent moderate, Apply to
oc 3o-2w HAXALL & co.
AZ. FOR RENT--A good Lodging Room
E:H over the store OF the subscriber-2nd story.
HaA Price S6e per annum. E.B SPENCE
oc % Corner of Main & Governor sts
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y their virtue-Read the following y. .s,v
to the proprietor unasked, and who ni'J ~
any one who desires to use this srhc!s ;o.,,r7 s8
''Mr r. ii. JACKSON: f.. .x,re.sius % -
ssDear Sir-I cannot refrain rom zap. pitl,,, fs
the value which have placed upS " heir use b o
the fact that have been re'losG ~ naked ss7.a
m 1nent pb. aEo yi saa Ddasf %
action Of the liver suffered ' p;'fsr wei q
time was advised to take yo.f biit saS ty ias
regularly aud steadily for ioi si , sp5 ,treBrth
| gradually recovered my heait u aH'
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1rAMILY GROCERIEs.--The subscriber

l. Democratic PAPER, located in fourishing Vir-
gaia town. and in of the wealthiest and largest
counties in the State, offered for sale privately
The paper has extensive patronageover 600 bona
de subscribers and large and profitable advertising
and Job CUSTOM which is constantly and rapidly in
creasng. For further particulars address the Editors
of the DISPATCH. 10 It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-21
GRAND FIREMETs AND CIVIC
ESCURSION AND PIC MIC
OF THE
Fran kiln Fire Company
WHITE HOT USE PAVILION.

WHITE HOU6E PAVILION.
fENHE members Of the Franklin Fire Company
u take pleasure in announcing to sik
the Firemen their friends and the = -
public generally that they have chartered safe
and commodious steamer Geo. Washington, and
will give Grand Excursion and pic Mic 70 the
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, on WEDN ES-
DAY, August 22d.
The Company pledge themselves that no trouble
or expense will be spared to make this one of the
most pleasant, gay, and recherche Excursion Of
the season.
A celebrated Cotinon Band has been engaged
foT the occasion. =.
Dinner and Supper VIII be furnished by an ex-
perienced caterer
For the accommodation Of those persons who 90
not wish TO spend the whole day down the river
the boat will make two trips .-..
Leave Georgetown at O'Clock, Washington al
0, Navy Yard at OK, Alexandria at TO-
afternoon leaves Washington at 2k Alexandria
at 3H O'Clock
Returning, will leave the White House at and
and 10 O'Clock p. m.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies,
81, to be had Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
and at the boat on the morning Of the Excursion
Omnibusses Will leave th West Capitol Gate,
Western Market and No. thern Liberties Market
at halS- past eight o'clocka III.
Conimittss Of AYTGHRsalsnfS.
Rob't Doyle, J Williamson,
r. Crossfeld, Medley,
l. X Thomas, i J Newman,
M F Hough, Alex TAFT,
Jno Coumbe, * EckloR.
eu 3-iaw2w&dtd
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
St. Mathews Sunday School,

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On WEDNESDAY, Aug. 2eth.
ITlHE Teachers Of the School take pleasure In an
Il nouncing to their friends and p
the public generally that they have
chartered the safe and commodous steamer Geo.
Washington. and will give an Excursion anu PIC
Me to the White House on he above named day.
The teachers pledge themselves no pains or ex
pense shall be spared to make this one Of the best
excursions of the season. E.
Scots Band has been engaged for the occasion
Dinner and refreshme Is Will be served by VIM
Coke, ia a superior style
For the accommodation of those persons who
do not wish to spend the whole day down the
river. the boat win make two trips; leave George.
town at ~ o'clock, Washington sh, Navy Yard
q, and Alexandria at 4 10 10 Afternoon, leaves
Wa hington at 2, Alexandria 4 to3 Returning,
will leave the White House at and 10 o'clock p.
m. .F..
Tickets so cents Children half price; to be had
at the following places ]. l. Kilwell, George
town; X X Aylmer. corner Pa avenue and 18th
street; Jno p. Ellis, Pa. avenue Marin King
Druggist, Pa avenue, near $hid St; William A
Kenredy, eth ST; and DIR f. >. Walsh, Navy
Yard, any of the Committee, or at the Boat on
the day of the excursion. l-.r. -..,.
Omnibuses will leave the Northern Liberties
Market at O'Clock IN, and 4 p. m, and win
be at the Wharf on the return Of the boat
Geo Harvey, Jas l. Anderson,
Richd Bridget, VIM Dalton,
JAS Jirdinston, Jas PiIling,
Jos A Keefer Thos w Williams,
Thomas Cassel.
An 16 IA oi % o5 o- oS
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H. LIN ID 3 L T. Z,
REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,


REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITORY.
7 ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH.
~ OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid,
Collections made, Drafts cashed, and the highest
Prices given for Land Warrants.
Government Lands located with much care and
Il desired, the profits and losses shared equally al
th3 expiration OF Eve years The Land at that
tine to be sold, unless otherwise agreed upon and
oae half Of the current value # the Warrant at the
time Of entry, and half Of the expense of locating
to be deducted from the subscribers interest. To
persons wishing to locate Warrants entirely on
their own account, the charge will be, for forty
acres 9l5i eighty acres, S2v; one hundred and
sixty acres, S25; and will receive with their title
plat and description Of e-,nd
REFERENCES:
MINNEsOTA-Gov. Willis A German; Ex-Gov
Alex. Ramsey; Hon. J. Rosser, Sec. M. T.;
Messrs. Ames Van Elteh, Attorneys at Law;
Msssrs. Morton d Pace, Wholesale Druggists.
BALTIMoRR-W. p. Prest~n, Esq, Attorney at
Law; Richard c. Bowie, Esq, Com. Merchant
Msssrs. Deur, Norris & Co.; Messrs. McCleese
d Ham.
WAsHINeT0N-Hon w. w. Seaton Hon. ]
t. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge J. Bryan; ]. C
c. Hamilton, Esq, Attorney at Law; Col. VIM
Hickey; Col. J. Riley; Messrs Taylor & Maury;
Messrs. Lewis, johnson & Co Bankers; 6. G.
Grammar, Esq President Patriotic Bank.
jy 17-eo3m
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GRAND EXCURSION
OF THE
AMERICAN RIFLENEEN,
TO lNEY P0IN
IN TfIER SHAY. Aunusf d 1SS


On THURSDAY, August 23, 1858.
FINHE AMERICAN RIFLEIEN take pleasure
Il In announcing to their friends III - n
and the public generally that they .gxy44ssa
have chartered the swift and splendid steamer
BALTIMORE, for the purpose Of giving an ex-
cursion to that fayorte watering pl4ee, PINEY
POINT, on THURSDAY, August 23d.
Owing to the disappointment Of many persons
TO accompany the late excursion to PIney Point,
In consequence of the crowded state Of the boat,
and as SO many persons are desiTOuo OF visiting
hat far famed watering place, as well as TO view
the beautiful scenery along our majestic river and
lay, the American Ritiemen have been prevailed
lsDon By their friends and the citizens generally,
To give an excursion, on Thursday, the I'D, when
an opportunity will be giVeH to all who may avail
themselves, to enjoy ricl treat.
Arrangements have been made with the captain
CT the boat to be at Piney Point at O'Clock when
any one wishing to partlke OF the hOspitalties of
the Mansion, the invigoraing bath, the dslica-
cies OF the season, hne opportunity Will be az
fOrded.
Being DESTROYS Of giving satisfaction to our pa
irons we have positively limited the number of
orr tickets to be sold, and the Committee have
determined on no account TO permit any improper
persons on board the steamer.
The boat will leave the wharf al the foot Of 11th
street at OK O'Clock, that will be enabled to
reach Washington at IL o'clock p. III. VIII stop
az Alexa aria at ~ O'Clock.
Ii being impor ant to save time, the boat viii
not stop az the Navy Yard Arrangements have,
however, been made to have Omniousses in wait
ing to convey persons from the Navy fard and
Georgetown to the boat, also for their conveyance
to their homes, on the return of the excursion
Tie Rifenen have fixed the price 0f tickets for
the roand trip at the icT rate of TWO DOL
LARS, admitting a gentleman and two ladies, to
be had of the Committee, or az the boat on the
morning Of he excursion
A fms band Is engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments, Including Dinner an3 Supper,
Will be provided By experienced caterer a. city
priceG.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Lieut. r.. II. Knight, Private Jno. Y Dom,
Ensign ChGs. Kembie, Private g. w Connor,
SCTgf VIM. Gibson au14
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On returning to the inf.re, the order Of pro-

On returning to the infare, the order Of pro-
cessioD, and the race for Black Betty. was the
same as before. The fsasting and dSacing Of
ten lasted for several days, at the end os which
the whole company was so exhausted With ioss
of sleep, that several days rest were requiSte
to ct them to return to their ordinary labors.
Should be asked Why have presented
.his unpleasant portrait Of the rude manners
{ our forcfathers, I. in my turn. woald ask
my Q lCr, why are you pleased with the histo.
r,es,f The blood and carnage Of battles! Why
IRE you delighted With the 6ctiOns Of poetry,
he navel, and Tomancel have related tfuth,
nd only truth, strange as it may SEEM I
b we depleted state of society and msuneu
shich are fast vanishing from the memory OF
,auntry a knowledge OF the advantages Of civ
lizstion, aHd 10 give coutcntmsnt TO the aged /,
y preventing them from s'ying " that former
ines were better than the present."
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VITA dispute arose between three nobls-
men one Irish, one Scotch and the other EL,S
glish, as to the respective traits Of their res
pective cOuntrymen. A wager was laid, the
Irish were the wittiest, the Scotch the most
cunning, and the English most frank. They
agreed to walk out in the streets Of London,
and the first one of either nation met. should
be inquired of what be would take, and stand
watch all night in the tower Of St. Paul's
church. Pretty soon John Bull came along,
and was accOsted thus:
What viii you take and stand all night In
the tower of ST Pauls?'
II shouldn't want to do itshort Of q guinea,
frankly answered Mr.. Bull.
The next one accosted was q Scotehman.
Sandy replied, And what will you gle me?"
Last, but not least, Patrick was inquired Of
as to what he would take and stand all night
in st. Pauls tower. To which Pat wittily an
swered
" An sure, an think should take div
IL of n cowld W
The wager was won.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GEORGETOWN .COLLEGE, ID. {

IHSHE next session Of this Institution will COM
4 mence on Monday, the3d OF September. The
preparatory department and collegiate course are
both conducted by able and experienced Profess
sofs, who devote themselves TO the moral and In
teuectual advancement Of those confded to their
care. .t-a .--l 'ti4i - .FI fG
A large and spacious building has Just been
completed to be used exclusively for the accom-
mediation OF the Younger students. Their d5rmi-
tory, play grounds, study hall, class rooms, &c
VIII be entirely distinct from those Of the other
students, and officers especially assigned will at
tend them IN their pastiines and preside over their
studies. A complete separation win thus be ef-
fected between the younger and older students,
the advantages OF which must be apparent to all
those who have the least experience In the educa-
ton Of youth.
The observatory Of the College, its extensive
Philosophical apparatus, rich and vried libraries
and Cabinet Of Minerals, Geological Specimens
and Shells, afford tot the Students OF this Insttu.
ton advantages rarely to be met with.
b A. MAGUIRE,
au 6--dim President
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HORSE RACING.

Horse-racing is very old sport IN England,
he history of horse-racins Soss back till ID
= runs itself into the ground. fits stephen
mentions il In the reign Of Henry II. In the
rsign of Queen Ella toeth. races appear %
ave been carried to such excess ss 70 have In
inred the fortunes Of the nobility. As that
ime, however, the mstches were private. and
Gentlemen rode their own horses. In the reign
{ James /. public races were established
The horses were at that time prepared for run.
ling by the discipline of food, physic, airing,
sweats and clothing, which compose the pres-
ent system. The weight also, which each
horse was to carry, was rigldly adjusted The
usual weight was ten stone. and the riders
we're weighed before they started. The prise
was generally a bell. About the latter end Of
the reign Of Charles l., races were performed
in Hyde Park. After the restoration, racing
was much encouraged by Charles III. and Q
silver bowl or cup, Of the value Of q hundred
guineas, was allotted for prize. Subsequent
sovereigns have also encouraged racing. The
sum of hundred guineas is now given in lieu
Of a silver bowl The true test Of thorough
blood is not speed, hut continuance. The
speed and continuance of yace-horses is neces-
sariIy affected by the weight which they car
~. 1t is said that, in running four miles,
seven pounds makes the diferepce OF dis
tance or two hundred and forty yards, be-
tween horses Of equal goodness Weight Is,
therefore, regulated with scientific pr ecision'
and If the Jockeys or either Of them, fa.V be-
low the amount agreed upon, they are msde
TO carry weights 70 make up the difference.
The weights borne by raee-horses vary FROM
the maximum twelve stone to a boy Of the
Iightest weight. The usual trial Of speed, in
English racing, is q single mile; of eontinu-
ance or bottom, four miles. IL has been ss-
serted that Flying Childers run a mile over
Newmarket in the space of a minute. The
time was really few seconds over a minute.
Flying Chiiders, in l72l, ran four miles, car
rying nine stone two pounds. in the space Of
six minutes and forty-eight seconds. This
wonderful animal lesped ten yards with his
rider upon level ground, and Is supposed b
n tve covered, at every spring in running, o
space OF twenty-five feet which is more tAsa
forty-nine feet in a second. This speed 10 fAf
ahead of that accomplished by Lexingtoa,
whose - best four miles were done in seven
minutes and seventeen seconds--whfch n jsa
tWenty-nine seconds more than Flying Cali
ders made use of TO do the same distsnos.
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a "FAsr'' CHILD Children have s,ue-
times pe, ulier way Of saying things very sub
versiye of gravity il the old folks
Mt Frederick Fitzgerald Smith had luxu-
,tous growth of wbiskers The lower pari Of
his ecuntenance was entirely enveloped in hair
from ear 10 ear. The bilious vegetation stood
out in large, ruatted, tangled and curly mag
nifcent masses all over his jaws chin.
TnJeed, it was commonly reported thaVte had
taken premium on il at a fair held by the
society for ameliorsting the condition Of the
Jews, and encouraging the growth Of the
hair"
Nature, If too profuse in her gifts in one d.
rectiOn, is very apt TO correct TIE redundancy
by a compensative deficiency Ia snother
SO il happened with Mr. FREDERICK Fitager-
aid Smith. All over the upper pert OF his
mead above his ears was very curly. But per
contra:
He had no hair on the top Of his hesd,
In the place where the wool eHshf % grow"
Mr.. Smith lodged one nis ht AID b. eakfasted
nj the house OF Mr. John Simpkins, bis friend.
Mr.. Simpkius had, like every parent who has
oniidren, "a very smart little girl. lt 10 sur
missing how many smart children there are
now dstsl At the breakfast table young Miss
Arabelia Himpkins cUu. d not take her eyes Tor
one moment iEon the pstriarcnai countensnce
OF Mr. Smith.
..ArlbeIla, love, don't be 30 rude, nudged
Ms. Simpkins primus
" "ArabeIla, cot your toast" frowned Mrs.
Simpklns, secundus
Bus ArabelIa kept staring at Mr.. Frederick
Fitzgerald Smith.
Betty, remove this naughty girl from the
table, cried Mr.. S.npkins, IN rage.
Il don't want to ~, ma, i don !" squallsd
the smart Arabella. g L want to look st that
man little longer. Don't you see, ma, 10
has got has head on ,sSOag SIds zP ~
Tue young lady was living and doing well
at last accounts, but it Is difficult 70 conceive
now sue can survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-21

SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-William Mcconnell. n
dancing master, committed suicide near Paris,
Ky, on Monday last, under the following cir.
cumstances: In the morning he ordered a
slave belonging to his mother to grease his
buggy. On lis way to Winchester one of the
wheels came Of, the top having been left OF
by the slave. On his return be undertook 70
chastise the slave, and, as he afterwards said,
was resisted by him. He then went into the
house, brought out a revolver, and shot the
slave, and killing him instantly. His wife
first observed him throwing down the pistol
and raising the slave up, and she picked ND
pistol and ran into the house with it. He
followed her, recovered the pistol, returned to
where the body Of the slave was, and shot him
self through the head, surviving the act only .
few hours. lea
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va.
b. B. WALTERS, Proprietor.

HAVING purchased the above well known es.
Il tablishment, l respectfully inform nv -sa1
friends and the travelling public, that the :m.8
house has been thoroughly renovated and -
newly furnished throughout, and Is NV open foi
the reception Of permanent and transient bard
ers. return my sincere thanks to my friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage ex.
tended to me for the last twentyihTee years, and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same, as
surfing them that nothing win be left undone to
make them at HOME while sojourning at the Ma
tional. ..#
N B.-A four-h horse stage Coach leaves the Ma.
tionsl Hotel every Tuesday, Thursdly, and Sat-
urday for Elizabeth City, 81. G.
au I0-1m q Il, WALTERS
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ONE HUNDRED MORE

AF those superior Magnolia Hams, and proba.
" bly, all that will be received this season, they
ara cured in Maryland according to the old home
stead receipt the quality Of which Is unsurpassed
fequalled, by any other ever introduced here. Tc
be had only at my store. l...
Also, q fresh lot Of that peculiarly fine selected
and standard Black Tea at so cents pound, which
Is now estensiyeIv Known 0iH in ths D}s,IIet New
comers and others who have not yet used II are re-
ferred to the leading members OF the Faculty OF
Washington and Georgetown Samples furnished
gratuitously. - n
Bay Water at 2s cents per bottle, or 81 rs Per
dozen. For bathing purposes 1t Is as cheap a
common spirits. -
Mint, Lavender, and Blackberry Cordials, the
very articles for the prevailing epidemic.
Maple Sugar, Fresh Prunes, TO-, with unsur.
passed varieties Of choice family Groceries.
u. M. p. KING,
Few steps northeast Jackson Statue.
jy 2s-1 fs.
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMkEN, $50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
He 10th streets, offers his large stock Of pure
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets,
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups,
Spoons and Forks and a magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts,
at reduced prices.
Persons In want Of any Of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war.
rant IT sterling. A-- =
IL SilveIware Of any design made to order at
short notice Particular attention is paid in get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c.
l-tr u .