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and sold by Dr. Jackson the German Medical Store 100
Arch street philadelphia, daily increase eIl-de
served celebrity for the cure Of all Diseases arising from
rangemeut Of the liver These Btters have indeed
blessing to tie afflicted hO SHOW their gratitude by the
most hssring testimonials This medicine has estAE sed
Tor itself name that competitors. willy their
schemes, or seductive their prOmissS reach
gained the public confidence by immense benefits
have been derived from it, aud Will maintain its pos
ton. See advertisement. de- lo-3nn
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BOARD, hc.-MKS. BATES, ON THE 5. "
ID corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is pTepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-t
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ANTHOLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROP. SYLVESTER INVITES THE La
Il dies and gentlemen Of Washington and vic-
nifty to call and consult the planets, fOT such -
the have I'm store Cor yog TIE gay you was born,
the same yet Snal receive at different ages in your
life for in them is the foundation Of truth, and
the omnipotance OF great God, to execute, is
will to man, and all things Neither can you
yea had or take from whatsoever the testify.
Terms so cents, man, woman, or hid people Of
color - cents. Amy particular advice Will be
given and confidential. Apply at No. 137 Il st,
nian. on the Island. All kinds Of distemners
cured In quick Time. Gee 2S-lm&
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sWEENY, RITTENHoUSE, FAINT & CO.,
n Y II s,

No. 252 Pennsylvania arenus, ttco doors "est OF
Brotcas' Hotel
SwEENY, RITTENHOUSE Il co. having
- associated Hamilton G. FAINT In their co part.
nership will continue the Banking and Exchange
business, IN all its branches, under the name and
style above mentioned
SwEENY, RITTENHOUSE co.
WAsHINsTON, ID. Z. January l, 1856.
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BUILDING LOTS-FOR SALE, a variety OF
- low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts OF the CITY, on terms accommodate
ing 70 purchasers. Enquire at J. KENDALL,
office between 9th and eth streets, north side Pa
avenue, 3D. story front room, over X. Morrow's
Exchange Once. ID. MYERLE
dec 1-6w
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NOR RENTAL NO. 335 SOUTH b ST .,
Il about two squares from the Capitol, a Fur
nished parlOr and two furnished chambers
dec 20-TTh&Stf
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NOR RENT--A HOUSE, WITH FLOWER
Il and vegetable garden, together with IS acres
Of land under good cultivation, suitable for a
dairy or market garden, the letting OF all together
would be preferred,) pleasantly situated, directly
north from the Capitol, only few minutes walk
to the city limits. Any person DESTROYS Of secur-
ing pleasant and healthy residence in the coun-
try, and near the city, will please call the sub
scriber WIN. EMMERT
Mount Pleasant near Glenwood Cemetery.
dec l2-eo5tk&wtf
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-BOARD AT REASONABLE
- RATES. -Very good board may be had at
No $50 Eighteenth street. few doors north Of
Penna avenue by Mrs. CROOKS.
jan l0-3t*
BOARDING. MRS. DUVALL, No s3I Penn.
- sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices She can also &C
commodate six or eight table boarders.
Nv 80 II
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

UNFINISHED r ON S.-A LARGE AND
commodious Parlor, with Chamber attached
Is FOR rent In the neighborhood Of the Patent or
fee They are well furnished and the parlor con-
tains gas Enquire at this Office.
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DIED,

On the 9th instant, JOHN McCUTCHEN, in
the CID year Of his age
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NEW HOUSE AND STORE TORRENT
desirable business store, and fine dwelling
house attached, on Seventh street, between and
II. The store has been occupied as grocery
Possession can be had Immediately. Application
may be made 10 M. f. ". Geisecking George
town, or to Mr.. Val Harbaugh, Druggist, near
he premises. Jan S-eo4ts
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FirES AND FALSE ALARMS.-Thc following
! q statement Of dres and false alarms during
tae year ISL, - reported by the COlumbia
Active Association No. /.
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
l. lOrs and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street now 7-tf
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I,UR SALE.-IOO CORDS SEASONED Pine
II WOOD, on the Eastern Branch river road,
half way between the Navy Yard and Benning's
bridge, and directly opposite Congressional Bury
ing Ground UNDERHILL BARKER.
I'm -INUH
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ICE HOUSE FOR RENT.-THAT LARGE
l. brick Ice House, situated at the corner Of Viz
ginia avenue and 18th street, Island. For terms
apply 10 JOHN X. ASHBY, at Perry Il Brothers
dec 15-u
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I OST.-YESTERDAY SUNDAY MORN
- Ing, ia going from The corner or Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue TO W lizards Hotel,
brown fur gentleman's movable COLLAR,
lined with black cloth The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on leaving it at the Star office.
ian If
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NOR RENT-L WELL-FURNISBED suite
Il Of Rooms, a parlor and two Bed Chambers
on one Aolr. Apply 10 No. 2E Penn. avenue, be-
tween nth and 18th streets. nov 2O-tf
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NOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD
a stories Of the new house opposite the National
Theatre Apply on tho premises, or to w. III.
PTentiss, corner 18th and l. streets.
jan > eOtf
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MRS. NJ. f. DARR Il MISS r. C. HICKEY,
WI FASHIONABLE MILLINERYGnd IN
DRESS MAKING, No 40 Penn avenue, M
second door west of Adams & Co IS Express ~
Office BASQUES, CLOAKS AND TALMAS
made in the best and latest style, at the shortest
notice.
B.-Children's Dresses made to order.
Just received a lot Of splendid French Head
Dresses and Bouquets.
Cutting and Fitting done at the shortest notice.
dec Bins
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ID OOMS TO LET.-A FURNISHED PAR
~ lOr and Chamber (including fire and gas)
will be rented together or separately during the
session OF Congress. The rooms are on the first
floor, within one square OF the kirkwood House
Enquire at the Office Of the KirkwoOd House.
dec ST
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FURNISHED HOUS Sc FOR RENT-A
Il large dwelling house, eligibly situated, near
ly opposite the City Hall, and handsomely fur
nished, containing eleven rooms; will be rented
for the remainder of the session of Congress Gas
in the house. For terms, &c, apply at the office
or the National Hotel. dec Eft
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OPERA GLASsES.-THE LARGEST AS
~ aOItment In the city, for sale and hire
JOHN r. ELLIS,
ian7 800 Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10th sts
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nor RENT-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
desirably situated, in the First Ward, and In
the neighborhood Of the Circle. The house is
new and contains twelve rooms, with hot and
cold baths The furniture, which is entirely new
and OF modern manufacture, is also for rent. To
a good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply
at 81 Pa avenue, corner Of gid street.
dec 2S-1m*
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FOR SALE-A VERY CONVENIENT
Il House, with four rooms suitable for a small
family Apply at No. 90 &, between 22d and 23d
streets. ian Paws
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RENENBER the Concert to be given this eve
ming at Temperance Hall by the Misses White
house and Briggs, and Professors johnson and
Frost, who are in attendance at the Musical
Convention now in session in this city. Their
concert on Monday last elected the unani-
nous commentator of all who heard it,
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-George Raglan, who was
convicted Of murder last court. and granted n
he" tlal, was yesterday convicted Of man
s.%Gghter- Ratc!iffo and Maury for defence
Today, whom we left the room, the court
was engaged In getting jury in the case of
-, ~ ". Is. Edwards, on TRIAL for the murder of
thornton Avery. Radcliffe and Carlyle for
ItieI'ei Key and Martin for the prosecution.
The court rom was crowded
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ENOR SALE LOTS IN THE NORTHERN
J. Liberties; Squares AL 4i2 and 447 have been
subdivded into Lots, with alleys to each, of suit
able dimensions for buildings. These lots lie in
thriving part Of the city-those Seventh street
fast coming into demand for places OF business
They will be sold on accommodating terms. APP
ply to JNO. g STOCK, General Agent, + street
north, opposite Patent Office. dec 13-eolm
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WANTS

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A STU
w alton in a Grocery or Hardware Store, to
learn the business Address ~ l. NJ, ," through
the Post once. jan I0-St*
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WANTED-TWD WHITE WOMEN, who
w can come well Recommendations to cook
and wash for q small family, the other to do gen.
eral Homework. Apply al No. 800 street.
jan 1875
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NYTANTED-TO HIRE A GOOD WASHER,
w By the month. Apply Immediately at 900
New York avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
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The Board then Adjourned.

SUPREME COURr -Yesterday-No. 81 EI-
win c. Little ct a., appellants, Us. Levi w.
Hall ct al. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Hon. VIM. II Seward for the
appellants, by Hon. 8. C. Haven for the ap-
pelleeS, and concluded by Hon. Vim. Ii. Sew
ard for the appellants.
No. IS. James NJ. Cooper, plaintiff in error,
UI. ERoch C. Roberts. The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Buel for the
plaintiff in error; and then they adjourned.
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mo LET.-A COMMODIOUS DWELLING
L house and lot, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, near Island Hall. .-r.f.. ....
Also, Rooms on \ street, near the City Hall,
furnished or unfinished, suitable FOR lodging or
Tor othces, with the privilege, IL desired, Of a
large law and miscellaneous library. Apply al
NO. z, az street, near the City Hall. Jan 5-t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT MRS.
q ANDERSON has several furnished rooms
lot rent suitable for family single gentleman.
The rent will be moderate No 80 Pa avenue
ID door from Kirkwood House.
ian 2-tf
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PRESENT WITH EVERY BOOK
Is at the Store under Dexter's Hotel, Louisiana
avenue. iI-SEE RED FLAG
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HI. me HoP.-The usual weekly parlor hop at
wizards comes off tonight, we hear The
presentation of the opera last night caused
:. postpOnement. These entertainments at
WIZARDS are, by long odds, the most famous
ana agreeable social parties marking the cur
sent history Of Washington society. That of
tonight can hardly fail 70 be the most brill
liant Of the season, so far, as there are at that
elegant house large number of the leaders
IN Washington transient fashionable society
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THE CHRIsTY MINTRELs still continue to
draw good houses at the Variete Theatre.
They are certainly one of the best bands Of
Philippians now travelling. All lovers Of fine
singing should give them a call before they
leave. They remain but three nights more.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.-One of those rare events,
the ceebr alton of the ieth anniversary of wedding
on Saturday last. The venerable Deacon Naihaniel
Frothinsham, and his wife, commemorated their
golden wedding then, having been married October
widow when they were united and both had chill
dren They have five and four daughters
vving, four of them living in New York and all ex
cept an invalid daughter) were present with their
children this joyous occasion Rev. DR.. Emerson,
whose golden wedding occurs the 29th inst, Tho
mas Needham, Esq and Others were also invited -
Deacon Frothinghsm 10 81 years of age, and his
wife 49, and his health s vigorous that he is almost
every day seen in our streets He lived in Charles
ton at tho time of the battle of Bunker Hill, and
with elder sister and her young family, coua-
PEELED to flee from the flames of happy home, when
the British burned Register.
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE ADVENT OF
PRINTING INTO New HANPSHIRE.-The centennial
celebration of the advent of printing into New Hamp
shire took place at Portsmouth. NJ H., Monday. The
programme consisted of procession, including mill
BY an aedrsss by P. Peabody, Esq, editor of the
North american Repie,o. At the dinner given the
press literally and the sp eches and
sentiments eloquent and interesting and suited to the
occauon.
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THE monster ship Ocean Monarch, Capt Page,
for Liverpool, will complete her loading this day,
says the New York Commercial She has the fol
lowing enormous cargo on board, viz: 100 900
bushels of wheat and corn, $50 tierces rice, $50
tons fustic She has still the capacity in her upper
deck for $4,000 bushels, but owing to her heavy
draught of water (being % feet,) her owner has
deemed 1t prudent to dispatch her with her main
deck empty
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FRUITS OF THE CnIMEA.--New apples of extra.
ordinary excellence, have been discovered in the
Crimea, which will no doubt find their way to Eu-
rope and America. Pallas speaks of one called Lii.
nap Alma, which keeps till July, and only &C.
quires its excellence before the new year. Wagon
loads are annually sent to Moscow, and even ST.
Petersburg There is also an autumn apple
thougt to be far the best tasted in any coun.
try. tasi5sle
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A ToAsT.-Among the toasts proposed at the
banquet of the International Congress of Benevo-
ence. which took place in Brussels on the 18th
ult, we quote the following Of Mr. Victor Falder
To the ladies, models of devotion and abnega-
tion-to Miss Frederika Bremen, who came from
Sweden to take part in the proceedings of the
congress-to Miss Stowe, the authoress of Uncle
Toms Cabin" and Miss Nightengale-to the Sis.
ters of Charity of every creed and of every coun.
try.
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THE FIRST MURDER IN KAHsAs.-The first
man killed in Kansas was Clark, who was murder
ed BY McCrea, . Free State" mau-belouging 70
the Massachusetts, Aid Society.
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3e NUTIGE.-.P. BECHEk N BHU.
s22 ha Tailnrs Ma DC Mai RAT
BOARDING.

rsOAKDiNG-Ihe subscriber has two We.
ID " pleasant vacsnt rooms suitable for single gem
teen or for young ladies' attending school in the ci
* She would be pleased, also, have several more
VAY BOAR0ERS, and will use her best endeayors
20 Give entire satisfaction to thoss who may favor her
with their patronage. MRS. a p. PHIPPEN,
Over Mrs. kimpeps,
se SN-lrn On Broad. above 4th st.
NjOTiCE.--Several pleasant rooms, with
y Bosrd, may be had at the Boarding House of the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5th and 9Th
streets they having concluded to remain their pre-
cent residence. A few gentlemen can be sccommo-
d4ted as day hoarden Sc Sta
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Fatal AccIDrsT.-On Saturday the wife Of tho
Rev. j. f. Pfngrey, pastor of the Rosevills Pres
byterian Church, was thrown from carriage In
Newark with such violence - TO cause her death.
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Cool OPERATIoN.-One of the workmen upon
Green's rifles at the Massachusetts, Arms Com
pauy 8 works, was SO unfortunate, day or two
SINCE rs to slit the thumb of his right hand upon
the member was used up, he coolly went to the
saw, and holding the damaged thumb with his left
haud, made a clean amputation Off. and then pro-
ceeded to have 1t dressed by surgeon.
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CONVICTION OF MURDER.AAt Randolph IN. c.
Superior Court, last week, Judge Psrson presiding.
Alexander Hooker, young man about 2a years of
age was convicted for numbering John Chavis, a
married man, who had seduced the prisoners sister
under the most aggravated circumstances. The ver-
dict Of guilty of MURDER created intense excite
ment, and petition to the Governor for pardon,
was signed by the Judge the Jury, the Grand Jury,
members of the bar, officers of the Court and the
spectators present.
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TRIAL OF spEED.-Smith, the Indian runner 'oi
Tonawanda, has had trial of speed at Chicago with
the trotting horses Selim and Reindeer for purse
of $780, The horses were to trot six miles, 1.-TWO
mile heats) while the Indian half the dis.
tance. Smith beat the horses min. sec. Time OF
horses for the six miles, 16 40; Indian l5 80.
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DrcKasED.-AIfred Dupont. Esq, Of the well
Known 6rm Of e /. Dupont, N0mous 4 Co, died
on Saturday last, at his residsncs on the Brandy.
wine. near Wilmington. Delaware.
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s 0Advsrf1ssmsats 0 pablilhed unffI ipztsd, w1il Be
shxgsd 80 sents Per square a. Ten Des for ths krst
tnssEfiou. and . eents for sash ssnffnuanss
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Monday evening under the direction Of the Em,
piyo Club Of New York.
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ELECTION IN UPPER MIcHIGAN.--An election fol
State Senator and Represent atives was held II
the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan ON the S0th of Sep
tember The democratic candidates were elected
The msjority for Senator about 1000
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FLOUR SHIPMENTs.-The ship Atalanta jus
loaded at New York and bound to Palma d,
Maorca, takes the largest cargo of -four, says tht
Journal of Commerce, ever shipped to any port II
Spain, and probably the largest that ever f1oatet
ON the waters of the Mediterranean; IL comprises
5000 bbls. -four and 5000 bushels corn.
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LARGE IcEBERG-A very large iceberg, two
hundred feet high and six hundred feet long, and
apparently one hundred feat longer under thsn
above wafer, was passed In lat SO 8. lon 46 w. by
the Fitzjsmes, lately arrived in the Enslish chan.
nal
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President Pisrcs 10 expected 70 return e Wash'
,n.t0n n The nav United 6tatss steamer Wabash,
ccsnmandsr Padding, which b now q sPcsssme1sh,
n. n.
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CONNECTICUT Town ELEcTIoHs.-The town
elections of Connections took place the 9th. Re-
turns are received from 40 towns, Of which the
Republicans carried Is sud the Democrats 81. The
gains are equally divided. In many cases fusion
Of Fillmore men and Democrats was effected
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UNFoRTUNATE AFFAIR AT LECoMPToN, z T.
The Lecompton Union says that on Wednesday,
the Goth of August while party of South Car
olinians were crossing the river, dispute occur.
red between two of them, George w. King and
tween them, when King fred his rifle at Wells
whereupon the latter discharged . musket ai
King, lodging nearly the whole contents in his
body. King fingered until the next day, when he
died, and Wells Immediately gave himself up.
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ow~R CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.


21[12- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, NSth and l4th streets,)
rear the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops snd SULKIES, all of his make, of the best
msterisis and workmanship. All of which win be
sold IS low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond: and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, de-
tsrrninsd to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, aud all work sold, that 10 new, We
rsnted-
&, mIEAJAH mANGGM
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f57HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 In

q UE& 30 Hs1~
l. form their trends that they receiving from
Philadelphia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in few days have in store their
entire stock. which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and all we
ssk of friends is to call and and examine for
ihemselves, before purchasing elsewhere We are
deternned to sell cheap. and give all who may be
disposed pstronise value received for their mo-
ney Quick sales and small profits is our motto.
We deem 1t unnecessary to enume ate all the artl-
cies We have on hand. Suffice it to say we have ev-
cry thing usually kept in the dry goods line For far
ther particulars, call at
JOHN L. SMITHER l. BROS,
&c 22-Irn No % Ma in st.