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CLARINGToN AND WooDSFIELD
FACKI

T1HE undersigned is now running a Hack reg
i ularly between the above places, for the ac-
commodation of passengers, leaving Clarington
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at the
arrival of the morning boat; and returning,
leaves Woodsfeld every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ.
The public may rest assured that any pack
ages entrusted to his care will be promptly de-
livered. Persons wishing to go either way will
inquire at T. Davis Hotel, Woodsfield, or at
VIM. Rutter's Hotel, Clarington.
Aug. %, '55. w. R. BURTON, Proprietor.
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Henry Dennis's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was, on the Sth day of September, 1855,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
administrator of the estate of Henry
Dennis, late of said county, deceased, and has
given bond and received letters as such.
sept IL, 1855. JACOB N. MITCHELL.
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Master commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
y the court of Common Pleas of the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of
Samnel Glover against John S. Head, there will
be offered for sale, at public auction, at the
door Ct the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said couEtv. on
Tuesday, the 6th day Of October, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock, p, m, of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county, to wit
Lot No IL, appraised at $133, and fractional
lot No. II, appraised at SIS, beth in the town
of Clarington. WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept II 50 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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From Vermont.
MoNTpELIER, VI. Sep.

= MUNTPELlER, VT, sep. ..
{ Boyce, Republican, is reelected Gov
ernor. by a handsome majoritya Also the
whole Fusion State ticket. The Know
Nothing and Republican party have car
ried the Legislature without doubt
The contest was spirited and the vote
large. i5sssssaos Fqsg D.sa
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Hon! WILLIAM LAWRENCE,


the Democratic candidate for
State Senator, in this District,
and other Democratic Speak
ersa will address the people OF
Monroe county, upon the ques-
tions. at issue in the present
political campaign, at the fol-
lowing times and places
Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Malaga,
in the evening.
Wednesday, Sep. 26, b Beallsville
in the afternoon.
Wednesday, Sep. 26, Kansig's
in Switzerland township, in the evening.
Thursday, Sep. 27, Jamestown
80 in the afternoon.
Thursday, Sep. q, Clarington
Friday, Sept. %, New Castle.
> in the afternoon.
Friday, Sept. %, Baresyille,
in the evening.
Saturday, Sep. %, jackson tip,
atBsrues' run school house, in the afternoon.
Saturday, Sept. 20, Antioch
Monday, Oct. l, Brownsville,
81 in the afternoon.
Monday Octo. l, Graysville.
in the evening. 3
Tuesday, October 2, Lebanon,
in the afternoon. =
Tuesday. October 2, Stafford,
in the evening. - s
Wednesday, Oct. 3, Lewisville,
in the evening. e ee
Thursday Oct. 4 Wayne TIP,
at Conger's school house, inthe evening. &c
Friday, October 5, Woodsfield,
in the evening. Essn5 rs
Saturday, October 6, Calais,
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IoOlx at Tilis!

r would say to all that know themselves
i indebted to me, either by book account OIL
note, that they will do we'll to call and PAY
UP, as my accounts must be settled.
August !, 1855, NJ. BAKER.
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Teachers Association.

TNHE time for holding the next meeting of the
j. above named association has been changed
to the week commencing November 5, 1855.
DR. A. D. LORD, of Columbus, and 7. c. BowLEs
of Cincinnati, will be in attendance during the
session.
In addition to the Scientific exercises of the
association, various essays and addresses will
be delivered by persons appointedfor that pur-
pose. By order of the association,
aug.3-td WILLIAM WHEELER, Secretary.
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BOOKS, MEDICINES, SC. Sc,

Among which. may be found the following
McGufeys 1st, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th Readers,
and Eclectic Spelling Book; Webster's Dics
tionary's, Pinneo's Grammar's, Mitchelrs
Geograph's and Atlas, Rays Arithmetic's 1st,
I'd, and Sd part; Primmers, Writing, Wrap
ping, Window-blind and Wall Papers, Blank
Memorandum and Pass Books, Envelopes,
Ink, Inkstands, Penholders, Pens, Slate and
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ceased, will, on 4
Thursday the 11h day Of October, 1855,
at o'clock p. M, upon the premises situated
in Ohio township, in said county, offer for sale
at public outcry, the following lands and tene-
ments, to wit The east half of the north east
quarter of section IL, township 2, range A, con
tanning so acres, more or less. Said farm is
within miles of Sardis and 5 miles of Bares-
vile, has OVER FIFTY ACRES CLEARED, is
well watered and has GOOD ORCHARD, and
tolerably good buildings. Not to be sold fol
less than S425. Terms of sale: One-third in
hand, one-third in six months, and the residue
in one year, with interest. s4 -
trr THADDEUS REAKSECKER, Admir-.
sept. II 1856. is .ll....
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School Teachers

A RE hereby notified that meetings win be
~ held at the Union School house in Woods
field, for the examination of teachers, on the
following days, commencing at 8 o'clock A. NJ
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Eg The EQUIPMENT and general OUTFIT of
both the -Ezfsf ~ al
MEN NAGERIE & CIRCUS TROUPES
elegance and a profusion.of costly decorations
hitherto unprecedented.
The RIDERS and GYMNASTIC ARTISTS,
full description of whom will be found in the
Bills, are all belonging to the first class of their
profession, of both sexes, and are known and
distinguished everywhere as the
ssSTAR TROUPEo
Of the United States. full 4ea IS
MILITARY BRASS BAND, ls
accompanies the United Exhibitions, and will
play during the performances variety of new
and fashionable Music. a
E The Companies will enter town in
Grand Procession!
about 10 A. NJ, and after passing through the
principal Streets proceed to; their H
- PAVILION OF EXHIBITION. 8
In addition to the above great features in
the Circle and Menagerie, will be performed
each Evening the gorgeous Pantomime entitled
1.-THE MISER OF BAGDAD,n6
which will be produced in a style of magnifi-
cence unsurpassed by any travelling Exhibition,
the Managers having spared neither pains
expense in making this the Ne plus Ultra" of
Performances in the Circle. This piece will be
presented with all the splendors of the Arena,
as performed at the principal Theatres in the
cities of New York and Philadelphia where it
had a successful run of upwards eff $50 nights.
1t need only to be seen to be appreciated.
Also at Barnesyille, Tuesday Sept. 25th.
~ ~ i y A. B. LEONARD, Agent.
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DETER wITTEN'S ESTATE. Notice is ksftsst-.
Il by given, that the subscribers were APP
pointed on the 18th day Of August, BY The
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, ,Ads
ministrators of the Estate of Peter Wittcn,
late of Monroe county, deceased, and hare
given bond and received letters of Adfnini1-
tration as such. JOSEPH WTTTEN,
Aug. %, 1855. JEREMIAH WITTESa
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i W. OOIii puiiiOo' G
NIENAGERIE ~
AND CIRCUS! \
S. b. HowEs, Proprietor.
MYERS & MADIGAN'S
CELEBRATED
Equestrian Troupe!
Without Extra Charge, form
ing TWO EXHIBITIONS IN
ONE.
For One Day only,-After-
noon and Evening.
J. NJ. NIXON, Director OF the
Combined Exhibitions,
At Woodstield, on Non.
dag, Sept. 24M.
In this Exhibition will be
found the two greatest Liv-
ing Curiosities in the Ami
NAL kingdom, via LlV-
ING GIRAFFE, and a
LIVING RHINoCEROS,
besides a full collection of
other Wild Beasts, all in the
most perfect health and con
dition. - s
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
consists of the following ac-
knowledged talent:
Cgoarn, jim MYERS.
Miss ROSE MADIGAN,
The fearless, graceful and
brilliant American Artist, in
her Matchless Scenes of
Equitation. Messrs. 7. King.
LeRue, w. Armstrong, H.
P. Madigan, Master Madigan,
Thompson and Prof'r Nixon
with his talented Puplls, IN
all their achievements upon
Horseback, and in Gymnas=
tics.
The following rare ane
beautiful Animals are a
mono the collection belong
ing to this Exhibition
A Brazilian Tiger, or 5.
American Jaguar, Two Afri-
can Leopards, Two North
American Bears, a pair OF
English Deer, a beautiful
marked Zebra, a Peruvian
Lama, a White Camel, q
Kangaroo,-besi a valie-
ty of the Monkey Tribe,
Parrots, Pelicans, Swans,
Birds of Paradise, &C., &c.
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rNHE undersigned has opened an establish
| ment for the accommodation of the public,
in CLARINaToN, (sUNF1sH,) in the house
formerly occupied by J. R. SMITH fol. cloth
ing store, on Main Street, a general assort-
mont of
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A Cheap Farm.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court OF
ID Monroe County, Ohio, the subscriber, as
administrator of Christian Reaksecker, Jr., de-
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Notice in Attachment
William Hickox. Plaintiff,

William HlckoX, Pia1ntln, sgr-,9
- a soE against isf5Aa-ge gsssf
Alfred Fisher, C. G. Campbell and Thomas
4a Pearson, Jr., Defendants.
TTNHE said defendants will take notice, that
j the plaintiff, on the 2lst day of August,
1865, filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, to recover judg-
ment against them for Two hundred and Six
teen dollars and Thirty-four cents, upon a
spromissory note, dated December IL, 1858, and
due in four months from the date thereof.
Said defendants will take notice that unless
they appear and answer or demur, by the End
day of October next, at the next October Term
of said Court, plaintiff will obtain judgment
against them by default e4si
8 WILLIAM HICK0X.
ss4s e.sfstk i.g BY HoLLIsTER g. WAY,
Aug. 90, 1855. 9sfsf8 Att'ys for PL
= Executors Sale.
DY virtue of the last will and testament of
ID William H. Burkhead, deceased, l viii offer
for sale at public outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of October, 1856,
at o'clock p. NJ,
Lot No. IL, THE TOWN OF. BEALLsvII4E,
on which there are two DWELLING e.
HOUSES one occupied as TAVERN &S@ ETEA
STAND. Also good stable and |8& ERsM
good we'll of water. To be sold
as the property of said deceased Terms made
known on the day of sale. THOS. GRIFFITH,
Aug. %, '55. Ex. VIM. II. Burkhead, decd.
~
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Admission to see. the Com
bined Exhibitions, % cents
Children under 9 years o.
age half price.
Doors open at 2 and at Z
Performances commence a.
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READ! READl! READnl

4t11LAl(SS 4bAlkA-x( aii fz<-s
TIME undersigned, thankful for past fasers,
i respectfully solicits a share Of the custeM
of Monroe and adjoining counties 70 his new
and well selected stock of sss szsF essss fkssss
Groceries, contsctions, Hnrdrars, Liq,serss
Io6accos, Cigars, Sc.,xs asE - !
Which, from his cash purchases and experi-
ence in business, he .iatters himself he can.
sell at least 10 per cent cheaper than have for
merly been sold in the place. Persons want
ing pure Liquors, for FAMILYaor MEDICAL
purposes can rely on getting genuine artistic.
/ have also large stocksof Whisky on hard
which will sell, wholesale or retail, at cents
per gallon cheaper than can be bought n the
county. Every packages inspected By oneaofs
the best chemists in the State and sold af
Wheeling prices.
am also agent for the Pittsburgh City Mills,
and am now prepared to take in WHEAT, &nds
pay - kssss
The Highest Market Price
in CASH. l will also pay CASH for 1
Oats, Corn, Flaxseed, Beans, Rye, BRck~
wheat, Onions, Flour, Dried Appless
Dried Peaches, Glover and Time
othy Seeds and Bacon,
delivered at my Warehouse, corner Of Main
and Market street, or corner of Main and Water
Also on hand superior lot Of Pittsburgh "a
Kenhawa SALT. w. II. MALL0RY. 80
clarington, Aug. 90, 1s55.--sm ~ llss
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ION Saturday, November 3rd.
lon Tuesday, October 30th>
lon Wednesday, 24fh-
ION Saturday, q. 20th-
On Tuesday, 23rd- !,
lon Thursday, November 9Th.
Jon Wednesday, October 31st.
ION Wednesday, Novem'r 7th.
ION Thursday, /" lst-
lon Monday, October 10Th.
On Friday, November End.
lOn Monday, October 22nd.
ION Saturday, q 25fh.
On Tuesday, November 9th.
ION Monday, 5th.
On Thursday, October 25th.
On Friday, 18th.
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NOTICED.

l win attend, for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes, at the
usual places Of holding cleo
Itions in the several townships,
at the following times and
places, to wit:
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T Npuwuanc O w,LF ,hty
i ly n
Of he ship nncopor tnof county,: ass
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Thursday, Oct. 4, W ayne TIP,
at Conger's school house, in the evening. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL,

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went to
press the bill for the relief of the captors of
the armed brig General Armstrong was laid on
the table. on motion by Mr.. Clay-yeas %,
nays 10. Other private bills were considered
until the Senate went into Executive session,
and on again opening their doors tLey ad-
journed. -
The House resolved themselves into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Private Calendar,
(Mr Greenwood in the chair,) wherein the
bill to extend the repeating firearms patent of
Samuel Colt was again taken up, and was de.
bated by Mr. Edgerton for it, and Messrs
CliDgman AID Eddy against it
In the course of his remarks, Mr.. Edgerton
attributed the excitement existing In the coun.
try against alleged combinations, to infiu-
ence the action Of Congress, TO an article
originally published in the Star, and argued
sions on the character Of members, though
writton by one of that j1urnal's editors, who
occupied reporters seat in the House hall
Mr.. Il. further argued that Col. Colt did not
own the factory for the manufacture of his
weapons in Connecticut, and that the total
amount OF his property was not more than
Ssoo,ooo, instead Of millions as represented.
lie said further, that gentlemen on the floor
mad repeated the destinations against the in
tegrity of the House which he had quoted
from the Star, though no one dared to name
any member as being justly 80 chargeabls,
Mr.. h. further criticked the course of the in
vestigating committee, Of which Mr. Lctcher
is chairman, with great severity, arguing to
show that Its proceeding were despotic and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
Proceedings Of To-Day.


In the Senate, today, Mr.. Henry Wilson,
the newly elected Senator from Massachusetts.
appeared in the chamber, and was duly sworn
in.
Several petitions, and resolutions calling for
information, DO, were presented and digposed
OF, among them being q resolution of inquiry
concerning alleged improper interference, at
Fort Leavenworth, Of army officers in Indian
and public land affairs of the Government /;
which lays over one day under the rule.
And then, after passing few private bills,
MIR. Dodge, of Wisconsin, presenSad reso-
buttons of the Wisconsin Legislature against
extending the time Of the naturalization of
foreigners. s..t Peg
After the transaction of other business OF
no public importance
On motion of Mr.. Stuart. his river and har-
Dor bill was taken up, and the question Of its
formal consideration at that time was deb ated
by Mr.. Stuart, Mr. Wade, Mr.. Bell, and others,
and was not disposed of when we went to press.
In the House, after disposing of ssversl
executive Communications
On motion of Mr. Barksiale Senate bill to
change the name of tho schoonsEp lantageaet
20 that of A. q. Brown, was passed
Mr.. Fuller asked leave to move to take up
for its passage bill, reported by himself,
from the Committee on Commerce, for the
purchase or construction of four new 70 venue
cutters
Thereupon, points Of order were started, as
10 the right Of Mr.. Fuller under tho rules, to
make his proposed motion that the bill should
have its third reading at this tine
1t being finally decided that Mr.. Fuller g
motion was in order
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, moved to lay it on
the table pending motion for the previous
question on its engrossmert
The yeas and nays on Mr.. J.'s motion were
being taken Us We went to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10

those of star chamber" and grossly i'm
proper.
Mr. Clingmap, in reply, defended the curse
of those members who had argued that there
had been efforts to make improper combine
tons to effect the enactment of particular
bills, contending that the evidence taken by
the Letcher committee substantiated the allie.
cation. He denied that he had made any
covert charges whatever against the House.
or any member of it, having said openly and
without disguise all that he had said on the
subject Of improper efforts to secure the pas.
sage of bills.
Mr.. G. also spoke at length against the en-.
actment of the bill under consideration
Mr.. Eddy replied to that portion of the re-
marks Of Edgerton referring to the labors of
the Letcher committee, of which he lMr. \. \
was member, contending- that its business
was conducted as that Of other Committees Of
the House is, and that il had unfoIded testi-
mOny which proved too clearly that Improper
efforts had been essayed to shape the leeisla.
ton Of the House
The committee, on motion of Mr.. Edperton,
struck out the enacting clause of the bill. and
then rising, it was reported back to the House
as thus amended h H'
The question aSising on agreeing to the
amendment, it was concurred in-yeas III,
nays IS. ..... = - :
After the transaction of other business, they
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10

"IHE GOVERNMENTAL INSTRUCTOR. MI J
B. shurtlef has placed upon our table lit
tie book, designed for children and schools,
with the above title. 1t is really an excel.
lent book, giving brief and comprehensive
view of the United States and State Govern
ments. Although this book is designed for
children, there are hundreds Of thousands of
citizens Of this Union who are ignorant of the
main points Of which it treats and could read
1t, If not with pleasure, at least with profit
1t deserves wide circulation, as it gives, in
a brief space, an idea Of principles and laws
by which our common country is governed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
A GREAT WASHINGTON PAPER

Our weekly edition for the country is fast
getting into public favor, as the accessions to
our subscription List abundantly prove. More
'han ordinary interest attaches to the Issue
OF to-day, since that the closing Of the session
OF Congress dsvslOpes decisive political action
both of that body and of the Executive. Per
sons who subscribe for the weekly now, will
ger, IN one form or the other, the Summing
up, asst were, Of leading events Of the past
political year, as well as the detail Of what
will hereafter occur. Our opportunities to
make the Star register of leading events are
as ample as our labors to that end are un-
ceasiug
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sA.TIMoRE CosREspospEscE

SpIntsA Mtsston-Faiinres-Msn.bsr of the
Entp'rs Ci"d ShotN,Sle'ghing-Com psti-
Ice IN the Haybor-Navigatiou Closed
Manfctpit Affairs - The Mc,, with the
'Shatct-AtfaRtic's Ne,cs-Business-M
neg Matters.
BALTIMORE, February 9, 1855.
1 observe that Hon. Mr.. Breckenridge de-.
clines the mission to Spain preferred him by
the President. He has had the satisfaction to
know, however, that his nominati was we'll
approved by the Senate
hear of.another failure to-day in CONNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Infeilieenesr says Of the declension of
Mr.. Breckinridge:
regret to learn, as the public will do by the
announcement Of the Hon. Mr.. Breckinridee
IN the House Of Representatives yesterday,
that that gentleman has declined the Office of
Minister to Spain" a...... -
The Union discusses hostility to emigration,
maintaining that it extends to the rights Of
the States of the American Union, of the eiti.
Gems, and also to the Constitution itself: and
Is in fact, mere rsvamping of the doctrines
OF the old Federal party. The same paper,
with Pickwiekian gravity, assumes that the
defeat of the Texan debt bill is proof positive
that such a thing as a "Iog.rolliIg combina-
ton" does not, at times, occur In the House
hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
COLUMBIA HALL.
GRAND CONCERT AND BALI
The Amphion Quartette Band

DESPECTFULLY announce to The citizens of
III Washington that their first LEVEE will take
place at COLUMBIA HALL, Capitol Hill, on
MONDAY EVENING, February 18th, on
which occasion they will offer a magnificent pro-
granme, to consist of Quartettcs, Trios Duets Bal
lads, SC. after which the floor will be cleared and
all who wish can participate in the merry dance.
The AmphiOns pledge themselves that nothing
will be left undnne that will tend 10 make il every
way worthy OF the patronage of their friends and the
public.
Tickets admitting gentleman snd two ladies'
81 Single tickets SO cents, which can be had at
the door on the evening of the LeYee,
feb l0-2t
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DRAUGHT ALE

| hE Undersigned respectfully announce that tho,
! nave obtained the sole Agency Of the Dist, ,ct
iof tne sale on kurtz 4 Ness York Drsughs Ale.
and have made arrangements SO as q have \, Con-
sianty on hand, 90 that all who m&y favor them with
ineir custom will be punctually served.
AS usual, a supply Of Porter, Ale, Cider and Min
e'al Wafer constantly on hand
orders by mail, or given 20 drivers will NEE,
~ nth strict attention. = =
Terms cash. ARNY A suINN
hrS rate Wagon, but little used, for sale App,y
a. above, 70 Army & sTIINN.
Union Bottling Depot,
ieoo-eoim Ceorgeto11
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LIST OF l. RTTERa

Remaining in fhe Post Office, Washin.f on, ID. 4,
February 10, 1855
fOrderedto Be advertised in the EvENIHe STAn,"
agreeable to he following section Of the Post Ofcs
Lar-it being he newspaper haUing ths largest ercu
Lotion Of AMY daily paper pablishedin Washington:
Sac. 5. Ind be IL further enacted, That the list OF
letters remaining uncalied for in any post ONCE in
any city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shall, hereafter be published only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener, shall hare the largest circulation within the
range OF the delivery Of said oce to be decided by
the postmaster at such Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
/ public fhat he is ready now TO sell his PATENT
REPEATING PISTOLS, or to take contrncts for
making The same. Those wishing 10 see me, can
have an interview between The hours OF 3 and D.
m. A full explanation will be given by me or sy
nv legal agent, A B. SuOughlon. Please sdtre..
}. w. Brown, U. 5. Hotel, Washington, d G.
... ia j. w. BROWN
The Register Of New iiayell Conn, will please
cOpy.l .s eb2-2w-