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GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LETTERS
fNHE ADVERTISER, WHO INTRODUCED

fINHE EADNENTlSER, WHO INTRODUCED
Il this Art In Washington. at the urgent soliei.
taton Of many citizens, and thankful for the very
liberal patronage extended towards him during
his sojourn amongst them, has consented to re-
main ia the city until the 1st January He has
taken. rooms at No. 49s Pennsylvania avenue,
over NJ p. Kings Drug Store, where he will be
happy to wait upon all who may desire this de.
seri piion ef fwork. Specimens can be seen at the
Paint Shop Of Mr. q. H. 7Varnell. Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, with
whom orders can also be left The following
persons, for whom he has made Signs and Show
Iards, are referred to, viz =. -' %
II. q. Fant; Sweeny, Rittenhousc & 90 Ctty
Post Office; Schwartre Son: C. q Kennedy;
II. semken; Galligan Co: Geo. w Hinton; F
A. Lutz; H Beal1; Perry Il Brother. y. p. Frank
lin; Hutchinson Munro; C. 6autier; r b. Hail.
H Lane; M. A. Dexter; John n. Gibbs Mine
Delarue; Maxwell Bro J. Casparis; A. Ruff;
q. r schafer; ID, j. Wiser; Mrs. Gardiner DIR.
B. j. HELEN; Miss L. Rollings; IT. McIn-
tosh J. q. Hempler w. H. Stanford; A H. Mar
lew; DIR. Callaa; Fuss & Bart g. H. Merrick
J. Robinson Edw M. Drew; 4 Owen Son
q. w Cochran: Selby Parker; Wall 4 Stephens;
j. Cruit; H. C PuIdy; e T.. kealey; DR. Gardi.
ner; q .. McElfresh; q. A. MOelier; Geo. Berg
ling; John Sessford, Jr.; J. T. Evans; j. w
Dyer DIR. Van Patten; J. II. Johnson; Mrs. Lake;
Geo. Keyworth; e. Detout; w. Rupp, Power &
Shekell; F. w. Gawlei; MeKelden's IS Bakery; Ii.
Gasch; Mrs. voss; H. Bremen; H Schaefer; f.
z. King; Weaver's Confectionery; Mrs Norbeck;
Keyworth; Boury Il Co; J. Aigler, Jos. Davisy j.
WOlfsteiner, and others
p. s.-The Art taught IN all Its perfection.
dec 7-lw 3D. go .sft H. r. COHEN
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL -,,s,
g COT + GUAR DIS.

'fNHE SCOTT GUARDS RESPECTFULLY
Il announce to the citizens Of tho District that
thsir Second Annual Ball Will take place at Caru-
Der ~, 1885. t-.# et'.+- t.o- - u =
q Every sxsrtlon will be used to make this the
most agreeable ball of the season. Tl -
. Esputa ssslebrated Gottllon Band has been en-.
gagged. .t.tFe .ra-s-.- 4, r. -. : : -.
Supper and Confsstionery viii be served by an
experienced caterer - =.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had O.! any Of
the members and at the door on the evening Of the
ball ~ te-- -tOSSEs THE COMMITTEES
dec s-eo5t .I5nr
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! FIRST c0TILL0N PARTY q 20
: ID sifTEH = OF THE 09Ffh IL srDiI@
N A ITO N A i ARD,

FENHE NATIONAL GUARD RESPECTF ILL.,
Il ly announes that their First Cotillon Party
will be given ut ISLAND HALF, corner Of Sixth
street and Virginia avenue on WEDN ESDAY
EVENING, the 12th instant. =
Z They would assure their friends and patrons
that every e6ort VIII be made to promote their en-
joyment, and hope still further to merit the good
opinion OF young and old by preserving the strict
est oroefI 7 e.Ff ~ T5EO.. e " - -f+
Having determined not to distribute Ladies' In
vitations, the Guard takethis method to extend
general Invitation to the fair Ladies' Of Washing
ton, and sincerely hope that they win be shssrsd
and hOnorsd by their presence s1L s9st t- a
Superior Cotillon Music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting q tie
man and Ladies-to be obtained Of the uembsys
Of the company. -e 9ai y.l-o' ,s!Aite- ~ 4
alc5 Cop1psiftss Of Avramg sptsnts. i1 ,ia
Lieutenant Allen, Corporal LgJonss,E - Z
Sergeant Bishop, Private r Merryman
Corporal Philip Harbin, 1' 4--@ q dec oItd
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Az ISOLATED HoUsl.-Every one whl s
ses through the upper part Of New York must
have noticed the large, isolated house on the
corner of Nineteenth street and Broadway
There IS large space Of vacant ground around
it, covered with q rich sward, and here are
always more or less beautiful domestieated
birds-peacocks, both white and of the ordi-
nary color, and birds Of new and strange
kinds to us. We have often stopped to admire
them, and never without o feeling Of graft
tude and respect TO the unknown dwellers
there, which We never felt towards those who
display any extent Of wealth on their houses
and equipage. Useless in an economical
point view as these birds were, they testified
TO genuine love Of beauty in thoss who
owned them, we were going TO say, but own
ership comes hsrshly into connection with
beauty-placed them there, and cherish aud
maintain them for their value alone, a testi-
mony which produced an involuntary feeling
of reverence for the occupants Of the house
That yard is worth, TO every living soul, all
the marble and free stone house frots in New
York -.-
Passing by there, q few days since, Ne we're
delighted to see large number ofour common
quails, which are generally supposed to be be-
yond the power Of domestication; but there
they were, running about in the grass like 30
many little chickens, as beautiful a. IL Is pos
sible for birds to be, as naive and fearless as
children. We wanted to climb the fence and
lie down in the grass TO pet them. The sight
suggested some ideas with regard 10 the influ-
ence of beauty on the human mind, which We
would like TO see fully explained and illustra-
led by experience. Does not the love Of beauty,
such AZ Is manifested by the dwellers in that
house, give power over even the animal ere
alton, which in this case lured and lulled the
quails into tAmeness and domesticity? Is
there not some influence emanating from
minds that love the beautiful purely, which
silences even the natural and instructive timor-
BUSINESS Of wild birds and beasts We hope
so-nay, we believe SO. How much better
were II that We could draw living beauty
around US than to snpanoply ourselves wiih
the ornaments Of pride and mere money dis
play. We hope that those who placed those
birds there enjoy tia sight Of them as much
as We did.-Craeoa.
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/, BOYS WINTER CLOTHING

WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED A
w large addition to our usually extensive
assortment Of first quality Boys and Childrsns'
CLOTHING, which We will offer TO our custom.
ers nnd the public at unusually low prices.
Our stock consists In part Of
OVER COATS and TALMAS --
Fine cloth ROUNDABOUTS and JACKETS
Inc and common PANTALOONS
SIX, Satin, and Merino VESTS
w hite and colored SHIRTS -t .
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS
CAPS, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, de &c
Making our stock Of Boys and Children
Clothing very large and complete.
u WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th street
decS (Intel& GlobS) next to Iron " all
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REMOVAL.

l. specially inform his customers and the A.
public generally, that he has removed his
Store from the south 70 this north side Of Pa. M
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth .x
streets where he will keep full and well selected
assortment Of the best and latest stvie Of EN- CHI
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. As
the excellent business stand will enable him 10
do q much larger business, ne feels assured that
he can furniSh Gsntiemen,s Garments on more
moderate terms than heretofore. Having practised
Tor a number Of years In Germany, England and
France he is coaAdeat that he can please all those
who may favor him with ccIl.i Feeling CRATE.
ful for past fayors he soliclts continuance Of the
same. s~.H 9.P. SCHAFER,- -. "
nov IL sAs a-.-=..s EesI Merchant Tailor
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T The Rev VIM. Burke, one of the most
venerable citissns Of Cincinnati, died on the
9th INST. The deceased arrived at the West
as a missionary of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and for several years rode circuit,
embracing . large and sparssly inhabited
territory, during which he suffered great hard
ships and privations.. BE fnally settled in
Cincinnati when IL was q mere hamlet, whers
he lived many years q respected citisen- He
was postmaster at Cincinnati under General
Jackson, and was known as an active political
friend Of the old hero.
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. =

iMfOhTAET To 6ENTLEMEN. 2.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOUHTO
" CALL AND SEE.-The undersigned gives
nOtiss TO his friends and the public that he has
Just received his stock Of + all and Winter Goods,
comprising all latest styles and colors Of Cloth
Cassimeres, ard Vestings; which goods win be
made mp to order In the most elegant manner, as
he has some Of the best workmen In the United
states at work for him. Being agent FOR scorr,
the Reporter OF Fashions, you may rely upon get
ding the most fashionable Clothing -
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF his own make, such as Over garments, Frock,
Dress, and Business Coats, Pants, and Vests, nom
medium TO very superior quality.
All the above goods viii be sold at very low
p-ices-for instance, whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum Of SIS -
0vercoats, beautiful style, from SO to $40
Pants, DO DO 3to 10 -.
He respectfully solicits csll from all In want Of
e'0'AiAs' susyrsu,ve aoons So s-l g .ss
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, stocks, Hand.
kerehiefs, Scars, Umbrellas, &c.
-..-. p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between ID and u streets, Ps. avenue.
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HOME MANUFACTURES,

FAIRv1Ew COTTON WORKS,
NEAR THE CANAL BASIN, ALEXANDRIA,
E'rrZPATRICK & BURNS, ProPrietors, and
PET CHAIN, SAIL TWINE, WRAPPING
TWINE, CORDAGE, COTTON BATS, &c.
Orders from merchants In Washington respect
fuily solicited for any Of the above articles, which
we VIII deliver In Washington lower than can be
had In Baltimore or other Northern markets All
orders viii meet with prompt attention, yaddress.
Ing as above. &B
nc If aa : i. = =
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HALL RESTAURANT. y
MRSsRS. FENW1CKu& 4 WESTERFlELO
Iv1 have opened an establishment thus "A
named at 139 Pennsylvania avenue, between fs:
second and Third streets, where they willsx
be pleased 70 gratffy the public with all the DELI
eacies Of tie season nov 26-lm
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To r III I'M Il MORE L T,S
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
400 Seventh sf onnosifa Odd E elIoxrs, Hall

GA MESSRS. TOPHAM, GxN~~
late Of Philadelphia, and eN1+4tl4 E1+t
NORF LET Of this city, 1ufJ8AtNtsW
9 respectfully announce TO
their friends and the public, that they have coin
menced the Saddling Business at the above stand,
where they will make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment of-Mens',
ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MARTINGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS OF
every description, both for city and country use.
All kinds Of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR
PET BAGS. Ladies' SATCHELs, TRAVEL
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
ES. CARDS, CURRY-COMBS, SPONGES,
&C. &c. .. .t-- 80. ~
Ali material used viii be the best that can be
obtained; and both OF US having been practical
work men for several years, we feel confident that
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. BY unremitting efforts to give salts
faction we hope to merit, ana respectfully solicit
q share Of public patronage.
Pasticular attention paid to covering Trunks
and repairing all kinds Of work e.
Saddlers' tools constantly on hand '.. .
nov TT ID r r- -, H.
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SELECT. NhsQUEsADE xOIa EE.
llROE. I'll w AuNDER MOST RE2PECJ

DROF. H. w. hUNDER MOST RESPECT
L fully announces to his friends and patrons
generally. that he win give select MASQUE-
RADE SOIREB at MUNDEk'S ASSEMBLY
HALL on THURSDAY EVENING, December
2Oth, 1855. ,. ..-.-- 49, F-,- ;q ~
There win be most positively no tickets sole at
be obi iged to see Prof. HMunaer In person at an
early date, Otherwise they will not be admitted
This will te one = the most magnificent enter.
tainments that has ever been given in Washing
ton. The Hail viii be decorated Ia handsome
style. r. ff,- .of,rF t..g--...t r.t O. -..
he has made arrangements with gentleman In
Baltimore, who has upwards Of 500 dresses, both
handsome Velvet, gorgeously ofnamented with
Spangles and Bugal Beads, and can be rented
upon reasonable terms by applying TO Prof. M. at
the hall. II !s al"J - i.'A
Weber's Martial and tauadrille Band is en-.
gagged for the occasion 'l'Gts Pdee4-cotd
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aOYrICIGL.

+ TnaAsyHs DxsARfM1NF, Des. I, 1855. : 4
Notice h hereby given to holders Of stocks Of
the United staiss that this Departments will pur-
chase 70 the amount Of l,oOo 600 OF ssid stocks
At any time when the same may be offered pgior to
the 1st day Of June next and viii pay therefor the
following prices, 10 wit:
For stock Of the loan Of isaa, a premium Of ten
per cent for stock of the leans Of ls47 and Isss
premium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1850, COMMONLY called Texas In
demnity stock, premium Of six per cent; and
fos stock Of the loan Of 1sas, redeemabls on the
Ia;h November, lsas, II received at the Treasury
prior 10 the Lat day Of January next, premium
Of 2X per cent; II received between the lst Jam
uary and the Slst OF March nsxt, premium Of
per cent and II received after tie sist of N arch
and prior TO said lst Of June next, premium OF
* per cent. .,...,,tr'.l .' .i'r..S ..,..,-,'.t
Interest viii also be allowed on said stocks at
the rates specified In the certificates, from the lst
July last, II assigned with the principal Of the
certificates received prior 10 the lst Of January
next After that date the interest will be allowed
In additionto to the premium from LIST Of January to
tue date Of their receipt. In both cases one days
interest will be allowed In addition for the money
Certificates transmitted to this Department un.
der the present notice should be duly assigned to
the United States with The current half years in
teres II sent prior to the LIST Of January ne1t) by
the party entitled to receive the purchase money
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon the assistant tfeasurers at Boston New York,
OF Philadelpha, the parties entitled 10 receive
JAMES GUTHRIE.
dec 3-dtymnel Secretary Of the Treasury. -
: = II
ftOUNCKD.SiLK ROBES AND FANCY
,,,H isarpt,1II : aro1J ow,SaNsmpn siLKsi eoons :, -
Il just been received, and are ready for inspes-
100 new style colored Flounced snk Robes. the
handsorr,est and cheapest we have had this
IS very rich black Flounced silk Robes
$50 dresses exceedingly rich Moire antique
100 dresses plain and striped black Moire Antique
10 pieces blue, pink, and white wa,ssed silks,
10 pieces plain, pink, blue, corn, crimson, and
- other light shades, for evening q"
so pieces Of black Silk, from s7K cents to "a IS
per yard
800 dresses good style plaid and striped Silks
from rs cents to 81 per yard
We do not hesitate to say that We have the lar
gest and cheapest lot Of SILK Goods to be found In
any retail house In the country, and can assure
the ladies that they will have no dIfhcuty In suit
ing themselves In handsome dress IL they will
give US the Arst call. .. ..& ..-.. =.
A beautiful lot of Flounced Berege Robes, for
evening dresses. - =,
Large stock Of French Robes, In sets, and very
rich Il = t- ...- ...-
All numbers Of the very best Kid Gloves
All numbers Of Kid Gauntlets H
Daily opening new Goods, to which we respect
fully invite the attention Of members Of Cor grees
strangers, and citizens. q-.fey -.-..- rl
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY &CO..
Corner Penn avenue and Ninth streets.
dec Slot =
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UaIfKD STATES MALL
ALABAMA.

PcsI OyYIoK DKPAarMzxT. Nov "a, lSo5
DROPOSALS FOR CARRYING ThR mails
i Rthe nited States from the 15thd d Feb
ylayy, 1855, TO the 3Oth day Of June 1858. inclu-
Ave, oa the following route In the STATE OF
ALABAMA, and IN tbs time and manner speci-
hed, viii be received at the Conpaot OHice Of the
Post Onoe Department, In the city Of Washing
ton, until p. m, OF the 10th January, 1855 70 Be
daoadet on the next day:
5009NFrom Montgomery, by Steep Greek, Fort
Deposit Butler Springs, CokeYville, Clai.
borne and 6 Jamestown, TO Mobile, 266 miles
and back, daily, with side supply of Green
VILE daily, and Of Tintlalah, Hickory Grove
Sandy II Ridge, and Kirkville ui-weekly; the
transportation between Montgomery and
Claiborne to be performed In q double line
Of four-horse coaches, with the privilege
when the roads are bad, Of using four horse
morse mail wagons, Of sufficient capacity 10
caI:y whatever mali may be daily received
st Montgomery or Claiborne; and between
Claiborne and Mobile In such classes OF
Steamboats, as may be suitable la speed, size
and structure, FOR tbe regular performance
" the service Al all seasons Of The year, 70
be uader the entire and exclusive control of
the accepted bidder or bidders, SO that no
breaches oi connexion shall occur either way
by reason o. any other person or persons hay.
Ing hgEt " regulate or interfere with the
arrivals and departures Of the sAid steam
boats.
Leave Montgomery daily ajax pm
arrive AZ Mobile In % hours, by AZ am
. Leave MCSiie daily Al II a. N, from st No
ysmoe. to ist June, and at N residue Of
The year
Arrive : y,or gomsry In aS hours, by II m.
frou lsl NOgember 10 lst June aEd by %
N residue Of the year.
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aUfrA PERCHA TEETH.
aUrrA PkRCHA TEETH.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN An
u the habit OF sending our patrons TO Or. CosbY
for Dental operations Tor q number Of years, and
taks pleasure In recommending him to the oit-
Iens Of Washington as the best tooth, extractor
and dental operator that we have ever met with
He inserts teeth upon svsry plan inst Il prsstissd
In the United States. . fblEEH-EL fII.
I.v P.yas NJ b. DDS john :. Mii.., Il. i - Z
q. II. Harris, ". d. Sam uei P brown n III -
wyths rirsIsy, a. B. NJ Fr.aeisss Il D. q n
Ofase over Ford Bro q, No. SeO, corner Of
l1th street and Pa avenue. nov 37-6ms
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SlLVERWARE.
WE CALI ATTENTION TO OUR MAG
w nifscent stock of very superior Gold -
WATCHES, elegant JEWEtRY, pure ~
SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS M
GOBLETH, WALTERS, FORKS ando
SPOONS, and every other article Of TABLE Sill.
VERWARE, SILVER CARD CASES, PORT
MONNAIEs, FINA FANS, 30. Also, extra
heavy plated Alhata Goods and superior Table
GOLD SPEOTACLRS and EYE GLASSES
d every variety Particular attention paid to the
selection Of glasses adapted to the eyes az fvearers
Possessing every facility, we are pssparedt ex.
ecute In the best manner the largest orders for all
WATCHES and CHRONoMETERs ofeve.
~ description skillfully repaired. practical
knowledge Of this branch Of our business to which
strict personal attention Is given guarantees entire
sadsfacttoa to persons having hne Watches, GO,
TO repair. - fs 1000 - - ---,'-'1 '
ENGRAVING in all lis branches, Including
the cutting Of arms, srests, notices, 60. on stoaS
done in The best manner. = - : ..
I'D Gard engraving and printing promptly en-.
eouted. M. W. GALT & BRO, H@
ssl Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
-
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DAGUERREOTYPES

TAKEN BYA LADY.
MRS. A. C. REDMOND HAVING removed
fvl 70 her NEW ROOMS, on 7th St, between
b md /, Is prepared 70 take LIkENESSRS In
ii lest stvie Of the art. p
rlCrU e well taken ana put up IN embossed
cases for FIFTY CENTS. not sAH
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NOTE

Ne aT VIZ be made FOR trips not performed,
and for eGc. Of such Omissions not k.tisfactorily
explained t.lree times the pay Of the trip NAV be
deducted. For ARRIVALS SO far Lshind tsrns 4. to
bresi connexion with depending mails, and not
ssfeIently exc Ised, one -fouIlh Of the eompenaa-
ton fof the trip Is subject 10 forfeiture Fines
will be imposed, unless the delinauencv be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by csrtia
Gates Of postnsstefs the aidavits Of other ersd
liable persons fof negecing 70 take the mail from
or into post ofce; FOR suffering It to be Injured
DESTROYED robbed or lost; and for refusing affs,
dem.nd, to convey the mail as frequently an the
contractor runs, or Is concerned In running We
hicles on the route. The Postmaster General NAV
annul the contract for repeated failures TO run
sgreeibly y contract, or for disobeying the post
once laws ot instructions Of the deparmsnt The
Postmaster General may alter the schedule He
may also order an increase Of service by allowing
therefor q pre- rasa increase on the contract paw
He nay also curtaii or discontinue the service In
whole or In part AZ pro decrease of paw IL he
allow one months extra compensation ON the
amount Of service dispensed with The hid
should be addressed 10 the second Assistant Post.
master General, superscribed "MasI Propo,aIs
10, AIsbsma.n The contracts 70 be executed and
retained TO the department. by OF Before this 18Th
OF February, 1855. For further particulars - 10
conditions 70 be incorporated In the Contracts bd-
dsrs may see pamphlef advertisement FOR convey.
ing the malls In Alabama, Mississippi, Afkansss
i, ,5uisianx and Texas. Of 1854 -
80 JAMES CAMPBELL.
nov H-d4v Fostmaster General
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hrs. CHOATE
WILL OPHN HER FALL AND WINTER
w MILLINERY, on SATURDAY. nsXt, ~
October goth: She Is ready to attend pune ~
tuslly 70 all orders the Ladies may favor her 49,
VIII. Corasr Of Louisiana syenus and 9Th street
oct BEH '(fntell) -----
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A " BvHbtE1t9 0LAAA FOR LADIES' AND
"A Gsndemsn b now orning at the Academy
of NuSo- Application % be made to Nj W.
HEN1Y FAEAER, - strsst, or at che AsadI
emS of Music, corner Of ID and 9Th Streets oc Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-11

DENOVAL-The subscribers finding their large
II and constantly increasing business demands more
room than they have their disposal, have leased
for term of years, the large and elegant store,
being remodded and enlarged. doot below the Dry
Goods store of Messrs John 7. Davis & Co., and op
posite Messrs. Lee & Johnson and Saunders & Troy.
to which they will remove as the improvements
are completed. Their Spring Stock now en- roase from
the establishments of Messrs Halsey Hunter q Co.,
Ncwork and A. s. Shafer & Co. Petersburg, in con-
nection with their Lynchburg House, will be the most
complete and desirable be found in this section and
sed in the South Adherng 10 their old MOTTO
,rciior an determined lag behind in the pro-
eress of the age they intend to relax their efforts to
deserve the continued appreciation of their numerous
IRONS aud to sustain the high reputation already
achieved for the Lynchburg Clothing Baaaar as The
CLoTsINa EsrABLIsHnKsT of Central and Western
Virginia. Htif .IE
Proprietors of the Lynchburg Clothing
naraots AID Furnishing Bazaar,