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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

FRISCO ORNAMENTAL PA.SrISc
'sHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
u forms the citizens Of Washington that he 9s
b[epSIed 70 do RESCO ORNAMEN raj, ana
ner and at short notice ~ WV H1oa-
q ne alsS paints BANNERs OF every descrIp,Ion
oa q ellowS Aprons, Sc, in the best style
FOhN!f IRE Of FIJI kinds vanished 10 order
JOHN F.. PETERS,
No. 49, Tenth St, between 6 and r.
dec Inns
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BOARDING.,

BOARDING TWO NEWLY
- Rooms for rent, with board, at 403 F street,
in Union Row, and the Immediate vicinity Of the
Patent Office. dec 2l-lw%
BOARDING MAY BE HAD AT NO. 473
~ Sixth street, between ID and E streets.
De-
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A BEAUTIFUL GlFr.-Yesterlay the choir
Of the Fret Baptist church of this CITY arite
unexpectedly surprised their leader, Nj z.
GlenrOy, with " Christmas gift" in the form
of neat and beautiful silver goblet, which
we know afforded as much pleasure in the pre-
senting of 1t by those who gave it as it was
worthily deserved by the recipient 1t is with E.
out ornamen- excepting tho stem and the rim
the first chased in imitation of a grape vino,
and the latter in inn alton of clusters Of gra pes
and other fruits. 1t bears on its outer surface
the following inscription
Presented to F. Glenroy, az a token Of
gratitude, by the Choir of the First Baptist
Church, Washington, b. c., Christmas, 1855. +"
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DAISINs. ALMONDS. A.,

ID AISINS. ALMONDS. a.,
IL 50 whole, \, and 4 boxes RAISINS
1000 lbs. Bordeaux ALMONDS
1000 do FIIBERTS
1000 do WALNUTS
1000 do PALM NUTS
800 do Zante CURReNTS
50 drums FIGS
kegs MiNCE MEAT
Just received and for sale by
BARBOUR 4 SENNEs
No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th ana ~
streets, opposite the Bank Of Washington
dec I9-6t
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A GOOD BOOK FOR YOUNG MAN
"A The Diary and Correspondence OF the late
Amos Lawrence, 81 so.
Patriarchy, or the Family, It's Constitution and
Probation, by John Harris, ID D.. SI25
The Smitten Household or Thoughts for the
Afflicted, By 8. J. Prime, w. b Sprague, q. w
Bethune, J. b. Waterbury, and c. NJ Butler.
Dunellan Mause, or Times and Trials Of the
Disruption, by =. r. b. Patterson. 81 as
lot OF NEW JUVENILES Just received, ex-
ceedingly attractive, entertaining, aud Instructive
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
dec 22-3t 49S eth street
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THE PRETTIEST CAKE IN THE DIS
trict, now on exhibition in the window OF
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY Georgetown, to-
gether with four others, will be disposed Of on
Monday Evening, the 3lst instant, by Rattle; or
sooner, If the chances are all taken. Price, Fifty
Cents per chance. dec 22-Iw
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RICH JEwELRY.

RICH JEwELRY.
Z HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND
4 rich assortment Of FINE JEWEI.RY for the
holidays, comprising rich Cameo, Mosaic and
plain Pins and Earrings, OF the latest style,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs and a variety Of other Gold
JewelrY. Also, fine collection If Silver Cob
lets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons, &c, together
with some superior timekeeping Watches, In
gold and silver cases, which am selling at New
York city prices, and no advance On account OF
the increasing demand for my goods.
Sign OF the Large Eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue, No. 4l8,
Geo 22-lw IL d HOOD
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NOR BOSTON,
Il The Packet Brig ANDOVER, Captain 49,
Atkins, has arrived and will have quick dis patch
for the above port.
For freight apply to
HARTLEY & BRO
dec 22-U 1Ol Water street, Georgetown
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LEcTuRE.-It will be seen by our advertis-
ing columns that the distinguished Dr. Ives,
and now Q member Of the Catholic church, is
to lecture in this city on Monday evening next.
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SUNNYSIDE FOR SALE.-THE SCBSCRI-
- Der desiring to remove South, offers for sale
this beautiful and highly improved farm, lying
In Alexandria county, Va, l mile from the Long
Bridge, or 2H miles from Centre Market with
easy access by Washington and Alexandria turr-
pike, or Alexandria Canal which touch the place
The farm contains 300 acres 80 acres is in good
timber; the balance we'll laid Off In arabic fields
and meadows. Also, about $50 fruit trees OF va
rious kinds, well selected and planted in suitable
situations.
The Improvements consist Of a good Dwelling
House OF rooms, beside garnet and basement;
house for oveTseer and hands, stabling for horses
and cattle, with necessary sheds &c, usual to q
dairy and market farm.
Persons desiring TO purchase can get further in
formation 1y applying to BURKE d HERBERT,
Alexandria, or to the subscriber On the premises
Terms liberal. EDW. B. POWELL.
nov l2-eof
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u OCKING HORSES, pROPELLERS, and
IA SLEDS, from SI25 TO $50 beautiful as
sortment just received, at
JOS. L. SAVAGEiS,
Sign Of Gilt Saw,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 11th streets.
nov 2O-6t Qntel&NeWs)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

ERENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-A WELL
Il selected collection Of French JUVENILE
boohS, various In their styles and prices, and
adapted TO various ages MANY of them beautifuIIv
illustrated, may be found at the bookstore of the
Undersigned, imported by himself direct from
farls FRANCK TAYLOR
dec 2I-tr
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SUICIDR.-Much feeling was manifested by
our musical community, upon the intelligence
Of the melancholy end of Ernest Won Heer-
niger, who shot himself at his dgiDgs at Mrs
Campbells, on A.. street, on Monday after
noon.
The ball entered just above the ear, cutting
the temporal artery and causing instant death
In letter addressed to his attending phySi-
clan, DIR. James, he says, that had he been
successful in introducing to the public his new
system Of musical notation, he should have
been spared this end.
DR.. James attributes the act to ft Of de-
rangement brought on by i'll health and re-
peated disaPpointments. The deceased was
rising fifty years Of age he was man Of rank
In his native country, (Prussis,) being the
younger son of noble family.
By his own request he was buried at night,
according to the German custom, decently but
without ceremony. He left large number of
valuable manuscripts upon music, which DR..
James designs publishing for The benefit of the
widow and her child WHO reside in Fauquier
county, Va. He left also q highly scientific
manuscript work upon . The Theory of Musi-
cal Harmony" which, from the expense at
tending its publication, will not probably be
undertaken, unless gentlemen Of wealth who
feel sufficient interest in music should come
forward. lie requested that one copy of this
work should be presented to the Congressional
Library, and another to the library Of the city
councils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

The DIoRANA exhibits for the last time, a
Iron Hall, tonight. Go and sec 1t.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
VINHE U RIDER HAS ON HAND
Il beautiful assortment of goods Suitable for
HOLIDAY X Il N Il s. consisting of rich
Breastpins and Finger Rings Of various STYLES
ana prices; Gold Bracelets, Lockets, Vest, Fob,
and Chatelain Chains, sc.
SAM'L LEWIS,
Jeweller and Silversmith,
dec 22-:jt
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Nanuel Price, Ieo.orod J
charged with larceny, two cases, was found
guilty Darlington for defence. As We left
the court they we're trying VIM. Eliason alias
Bill Lawrence, (colorcd, y charged With larceny.
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SUITABLE PRESENT.

SUITABLE PRESENIS
EORD d BRO, DRUGGISTS, CORNER OF
Il 18th street and Penna. avenue, have Just re-
ceived and this Gay opening an additional supply
er Fancy articles. Also, varied assortment Of
French and English hair, tooth and rail Brushes
veiy superior quality. dec 22-3t
A I KRISS KRINGLE'S HEAD QUAR-
IA ter's. iSI Seventh street. can be had the great
est variety Of TOYS ever exhibited in this CITY,
and at low prices HAMMOND
dec 2:3t Superintendent
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
MFR. THOMAS JOHNSON, 4 PUPIL OF
A'h mine, (of but two weeks pTaclice,) having
exhibited TO me several specimens of his work. I'm
SlLvkRING AND GLIDING GLASS SIGNs, can
state: without detriment TO my other scholars,
(not having seen their specimens. J that Mr.. John
son exhibits remarkable degree OF accuracy in
the Art, and Is deserving OF your patronage He
has chosen particularly as his field for operation
Door Plates, and respectfully ask for him Of my
friends portion al least Of their favors.
III. p. COHEN
lntroducer and Teacher OF the Art, for a few DAYS
only, at No 493 Pennsylvania avenue, over NJ.
r. Kings Drug Store.
ny reference to the above Certificate n, Mr.
Cohen OF whom none can doubt his superiority
IN me Art, respectfully beg leave TO inform the
Cl.lzens OF W Washington that an prepared to
I nanuiaciIre GLASS SIGNS, with silver or cold
Se!ts:s, DO OR PLATES, PEW PLATES.
srEAMBoAT PLATES, and SHOW CARDS
vi au KINDS, and shall be pleased TO walt upon ali
VINO may favor NE with call
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Corner OF Sin and 7. streets
dec 2l-lw
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E,OR SALE -LOTS IN THE NORTHERN
IL Liberties Squares "A 4i2 and Az have been
subdivided into Lots, with alleys to each Of suit
able dimensions for buildings. These lots lie in
fast coming into demand for places OF business.
They will be sold on accommodating terms Ap-
ply to JNO. q. STOCK, General Agent, + street
north, opposite Paten! Once. dec 13-eolm
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT TWO OR THREE FURN-
Il ished or Unfinished Rooms at No. 400 G
street, near the Patent Office. Apply to Mrs.
GEIGER. dec 21-1wx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

Co UsCIL PROCEEDINGS board of Alder.
meH-The Board met at the usual hour on
Monday, the President in the chair; eight
members present.
Bills were taken up and passed making ap-
preparations to supply DEFICIENCIES in the ap-
preparation for the purchase Of apparatus for
the Metropolitan and American Hook and
Ladder companies.
An act was passed making an appropriation
TOR putting new roof upon the Perseverance
engine house.
Mr.. Busey offered q joint resolution that
when the Board adjourned it should adjourn
to January 7th; adopted
Mr.. Bayly presented a petition from L God
frey, and moved its reference to the committee
upon improvements, and 1t was so referred.
Also, bill authorizing the Register to re-
pay to Ann Lsporte the amount Of taxes ever
paid by her; passed.
Mr.. Houston, from the committee on finance,
reported back without amendment, bill re-
peallng the third section of the act increasing
the salaries of the teachers of the public
schools; passed. The section thus repealed
was the one relating to the pay of day la
borers.
Mr.. Dove offered resolution directing the
secretary of the Board to deliver to J. Gideon
and J. c. Fitzpatrick the papers relating to
the contested seats in the Board from the
Fourth and Fifth Wards; adopted.
A bill to supply deficiencies in the appro.
priation for the support of the Washing ton
Asylum was laid on the table.
! MIR. Magruder presented q petition from
| Phillip Aldorfer, which was referred
| Mr. Pepper presented petition from F. P
Kenrick, which was referred.
Mr.. Smith presented a petition from Levi:
T. Skidmore, asking remission of fine for oc
cuPying stall without license, which was re-
ferred.
| And then the Board adjourned
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SITUATION WANTED-BY Y o u \ g
- Woman, to do general Homework. Apply at
No. 900 Third ST., between G and H.
dec 2i-3t$
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VNANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER,
w and ironer for small family. To such good
wages viii be given. Apply at Navy Yard Gate
dec 26-eof
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OLD BOREAs vas on a spree this morning,
and kicked up some strange pranks near the
circle " on Pennsylvania Avenue The tin
zas entirely stripped from the roof of q new
house, the property of a negro woman, and
other buildings we're somewhat damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

RoBBERY.-A young woman named Mary
Ann HOxter, who keeps a stand in Centre
market for the sale of fancy goods, made com
plant at the guard house on Monday of find
ing her stall broken open and OF the loss of
many valuable articles, including portno-
males, buckskin gloves, sc. Warrants were
issued, number of small boys were arrested
with portion OF the stolen goods upon them,
and one Of them named Oscar Wilson was COM
mitted to Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-26

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-ONE
IL Parlor and several Bedrooms for rent, over
VIM. Grupe's Confectionery Store No. Ais Penn.
avenue opposite Jackson Hall dec A.
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NOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM, AT
l. $40 Pa. avenue. dec 20-tf
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VITANTED-A YOUNG MAN, AN EXPE-
w rienced book keeper and good penman, de
sires an engagement during this Winter and
Spring ensuing, accountant or In wiring Of any
description. Address o. Post Once, Wash
ington City. dec 26-3t~
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NTANTED-AT 256 street. I'm a small pri
w vate family, good cook washer and ironer.
None need apply but those who thoroughly UNI
derstand their business dec 2i-2t*
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VXTANTED-A sEAMSTRESS AT NO. 5l2
w street. dee 26-lt
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nor RENT-AT NO. 335 SOUTH ID ST
q about two squares from the Capitol. a Fur
n!shed parlCr and two furnished chambers
dec 20-TTh&Stf
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WANTS.

AHORSE WANTED.-A SMALL AMOUNT
N Of service Of kind family Horse, for carriage
or draught, for which the keeping would be an
equivalent Enquire Of 8 PRENTISS,
dec 26-2t* College Hill, 14th street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
ALExANDER II. EVANS.

NOR several years connected with several Depart
AN mebts of the General Government, continues his
A. IN Bounty Land Agency in Washington City, and
,fSykNwoMd call the attention OF Old Soldiers
,sffysand thoir heirs, to the very low terms upon
&af2 which he procnres warrants under the new
Bounty Land Law Of Congress. His arrangements
with the Departments and familiarity with the
men of such cnses. Will enable him to procure war
rants with the least possible delay.
In addition to his experience, he possesses much
valuable record aud documentary evidence appertan-
ing to the numerous classes Of claims
lr FArmy OMcers, Soldiers, TeamsteTs, Naval or
ncers, Seamen, Marines, and Navy Clerks, Tor their
surpiping oidOpS minor ehidren) wIoserved In the
Revolutionary War, War of 1912, Florida, or any OF
the Indian Wars for peror OF not less than fourteen
days. entitled TO Land Warrant for 100
Those who have already received their 40 e0 acre
warrants are now entitled TO an additional quantity
(equal to 100 acres.)
n-TRegular correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them to my address, for management here
will be literally dealt with.
NJaA COURT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress- before which, all PRIVATE CLAIMS, not pro-
vded for by law to be presented for adjudication
Mr. Evans will undertake the management ofany cases
before that couF--fees to be agreed upon.
Tr7FEEs FOR PROCURING LAND WARRANTs-(pithoni
regard TO siEs) On original applications only So fol
incrense 81.
characterization. l.. p. Waldo. Commissioner o
Pensions: John Wilson, Commissioner OF General
Land Ofce; John NJ. Clayton, U. S. Senate; S.ADoug
lac, u S.; John Bell, u. s.; j. NJ Mason, U. s.; Gen
Lewis Cass U. 81 Sam Houston, U. s.; T. J. Rusk, U
S.; w. II. Seward and TO the members of the thirty
third Congress. March 90, ls55-57
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
PARTITION NOTICE.

To Abraham Hedges, silas A. Hedges, william r.
Rice, Rebecca TnllmAn widow Of - Tsllman,
SAndford r. Dulin and his wife Rachel, William II.
Fountain and his wife Albnah, George HuntNork
and his wife Elizabeth, John X. Hedges and Jesse
F. Hodges, heirs of Joshua Hedges deceased; JonE-
than Eveland and Rachel his wife, John Talbot and
Nancy his wife, james A. Lucas and Rebecca his
wife, Charles Paul and Alice his wife, Ann Is. Dish
es widow of - Dishes, Abraham Hedges,
William Hedges, Jesse Hedges, Rose Ann Hedges,
and Mary Hedges, heirs Of Isaac Hedges deceased.
VoU will take notice that on the twenty nrst day Of
III March A. ID. 1885, the undersigned filed peti-
tion in the Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield coun-
ty Ohio, where the same is now pending demanding
partition of the following premises situate in snd
county, one hundred and ncres part OF the South
East quarter OF scetionnye C) Range nineteen tlS),
Township fourteen 90, being the lands beQueathed
10 the said Jesse Hedges by his father Hedges
aw dated July lat 1875 admitted to Probate on tn o
second day of October A. ID. 1915, and recorded in
Book 2page SO of the Records of Wills for Fairfield
County.
the next term ofsad Court, application will be
made by the undersigned, for order that partition
may be made of said premises MARY X: RICE.
ALFRED WILLIAMS, Atty. RBBECCA RICE,
March 22, Ie55-6w46pfo5,2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
Guaidinn Sale.

EDY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed from
D the Court of Probate In and for the County Of
Fairfield and State of Ohio, will offer for sale at
public vendue On the 2Sth day Of April "A. d. 1855
betwe tho hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day. on the promises. the two undi-
vded equal third parts of the following described
real estate, that Is to say-lying and being in the
county of Fairfield aforesaid, beginning at the South
boundary of section twenty six (6 township twelve
2) range twenty (20) IN the centre of the Zanesvllo
and Maysvle Turnpike Road; thence North ~ de-
grees, East 50 chains to post the east side Of
said road thence West IL Oo chans to the section
line thence North the section line 10U3 chains to
the South west cOrnerof j. s. HamltOns lot; thence
Eas0 II chains to post near the west side of said
turnpike road; thence North 90 chains to point In
the centre of said ROad thence East 10 90 chains to
stone In the line Of James NOrths land; thence Sonth
So chains to n stone; thence East ii 81 chHnsto a
stone; thence South 81 chains to stone; thence est
IL 81 chains TO stOne thence South SIS chains to
stone the section ne thence West 2s chains TO the
more or less, The above lands will be sold by as
the guardian of George w. Moore and Caiharne
Moore who are minors, and each entitled to one equal
undivided third part Of said lands.
Terms OF sale third cash in hand, one third in
year and the residue in two years with interest
from the day of sale secured by the prem
scs. Each ono undivided third appraised at $685.
66H. CASPER U. BlTlER. Guardian OF
CATHARfNE MOORE and
GEORGE w. MOORE, ,(minors)
STINcHcoMn & SHAW. Atty's., for Petitioner.
Also, ut the same time and place, will offer foI
sale the other undivided third part Of said promises al
the Agent OF Il Moore. G. T. BITTLER.
March, 90, lS55-5wI1pf26,00.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
NheriG,a AaIe,


The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, %.
HHURSUANr to the command Of an order for sale
fromthe Court Of Common Pleas OF said county
and to me directed. will oiier ut public sale at the
Court House in Lancaster on Saturday the sh dav of
April a. d. 1855 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock p. NJ. the following described Real Es-
tate towt: Situate in the county of Fairfield and State
OF Ohio being the equal and undivided half Of Lot No.
in Square No. A. in the Eastern addition to the town
of Baltimore. Also Lots No. and in the central ad-
dtion TO tho town OF Baltimore excepting o5 fae of
the South side of Lot No. the last named. The undi-
yided half Of LotNo. first above named, valued at
SIS; Lot No in the central addition valued at $40;
Lot No. 9valued at Sl75. Also at the same time and
place, equal aud undivided half OF all the Machi-
merry belonging to the Factory which is erected on lot
ming Machinery left in the old Factory situate on Lot
No. in the town of Baltimore. Terms of sale cash.
TO be sold MS the property Of George Fl, Houser and
Ruama his wife at the suit OF Edward Cakns.
WILLIAM POTTER SheriR
BY G. NJ. h. WISEMAN, Deputy.
HUNTER & DAuGHERTY, Att'ys March 22-5w46pfS4,5 sc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26
JOHN wORK,
wnoLEsALr ASp RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN x SIIEET-IHCN WARE,

wuoGEsALE AEp RETAIL DEALER IN
TIN Il SIIEET-IHCN WARE,
Main ssyssf, nearly opposite ths qNiinGdgs House.
GAIN takes pleasure In calling the attention ofhis
Z n customers and country merchants generally, TO
the largest stock OF Copper, Tin and manu-
tactnres ever brought 70 this market Tie takes great
pains TO keep constantly on hand large variety OF
every thing that can possibly DO wanted In bis line and
hatters himself that from bis long experience In the
TiH aRd Sheet-IrOn Business,
he win be able to give full satisfaconto all who may
favor him with their work. Having practical knowl
edge OF the business his selections are made with
view to durability, style and eheapness.
Manufactured TO Order.
He also keepsin hls employ Of the best work.
men that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best MATERIAL is enabled TO manufacture TO
order anything and every thing desirable In his line,
In as good style and fair terms as can anywhere
be had.
All kinds of Stoves, &c, -ss-N
Never In the history OF Lancaster there esab-
ltshnentthat kept on hand larger and more complete
ASSORTMENT of stoves OF all kinds and varieties. He Il
also prepared with large number of Fire Crates, and
for the accommodation of his customers keeps on hand
large quantity Of Fire BrieE, manufactured express
ly with view to putting up Crates, sc.
In line, any and everything needed in his line can be
secured by giving him call. and at prices reason
able as can be obtained in any other establishment II
the State. lnasnuch his present stock is greatl!
superorto his former In quantity, quality variety ant
cheapnes' he feels confident that persons giving hin
acall will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
| ~ He also keeps constantly on han'
\AxrS4z=z1e a large Stock of Steel PlOWs
.-SsesttAN..' OF Cincinnati and Cireleville man
S-sI4aaa&-Eizn1i4 ufacture
Lancaster, March g, ls55-44