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\ RATIONAL HOTEL

= n 4 4 a Il ~ ~ d Il - = L
s 0 U III SIDE, MIN STREET,
Staunt0n, Va.
gTIE undersigned having purchased and leased
4 TINS valuable property, Gcrmerly known rs the
NooaWaid ioase,) would respectfully inform the
1ubiie as wtl as the former friends ot tie House.
tpat they are prepared to accommodate their guests
IN the very best manner and upon the most moderate
terms.
OUR TABLE
Shall always be supplied with the best the narke.
Affords and to enable 10 accomplish this we have
attached to the House, one OF the finest fruit and
vegetable gardens in the Valley.
OUR STABLE
Which is Chased second to none, viii always be
sup lied with the best proveHder and good attentive
0Sters.
PAS 5EMGERS
Who stop at this House, desiring to take the Cars,
are entirely free ron the noise &C., TO which Bail
road Houses subject and they can always rest as
sured OF getting their meals and r.aching The Depot
IN tae u secure tickets and choice seats.
OUR OMNIBUS
VII! always be found at the Railroad Depot on
the arrival Of the Cars to take the passengers to and
from the House free Of charge
". j. HUNTER d CO., Proprietors.
April 10 ls56.-tf.
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NEW GOODS AT WHITE q PATTON s.

DERUVlAN GUANo.-A full supply Of No. ]
Peruvian Guano just received and for sale at
lowest rates by FONLE Il co.
Ekloxandris, April 10, 1856.
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\. \. HAY rs, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts,.
Ne, Pine Street, boston, 10th Dee. 1850.
SETH ". FUWLH X CO., l3s Washington ST.,
Baston, Propretois. Slod BY DR.. j. G. II. Mcr-
rillat and j. T. LAND, Staunton Va and by their
agents everywhere. April 10, 1885,
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American Phlepm

Life illustrated quotes tie following story
from the American experience of Monsieur
Alfred d d'Almbert" who having toured this
country through, Of course published his last
ideas about it to the world at large.
Far away from the great cities, half hidden
IN the foliage, was the modest log hut of a
man, half trapper, half fisherman, and more
than half savage. OF course his name was
Smith. lie was married, and be and his wife
In this one little chamber led the happiest life
In existence, for on an occasion she would not
object to go twenty miles to hear the Baptist
mIrister preach.
One evening at sundown they were both to-
gether IL their little cabin, she knitting stock
Ings for the next winters SHOWS, he cleaning the
barrel of his fOwling pie;e-aI the parts of
which were lying dismounted about him-both
busy and neither uttered a syllable
By degrees dull but regular sound breaks
upon the silence Of the wilderness The steam
CT Is ascending the river, making the best OF
It's way against the stream. But neither Smith
nor hls wife pay any attention; he goes on
cleaning bis gun, she knitting her stocking
The air, however darkens; a thick smoke
rises upon every side q formidable explosion
is suddenly heard; one would have said il was
the discharge of several cannon at once The
boiler had burst; the vessel was sunk; every
thing was destroyed
Smith and his wife did not look up; he went
Y.
for explosions of steamers are so common.
But this one which was to interest them
more noarly, for scarcely had the explosion
ended, before the roof of the cabin split in two
and something heavy descended through The
Aperture. This something was a man W no
dropped between tho pair without, however,
disturbing either-he still cleaning his gun
she still knitting her stocking.
But the traveler-so rudely introduced
seemed rather astouDded at his descent. AZ
ter few minutes, however, he resumed his
coolness and began to look about him-fxing
his attention, at last, upon the hole through
which he had just arrived "kh my man.
said he at length, addressing Smith, "what's
the damages ?''
On this, Smith, who had not given up his
work, put aside his rife, and looking up to
estimate his loss, answered, after some little
reflection Ten dollars"
"You be hanged! exclaimed the traveller.
"Last week in the explosion / happened to be
in with another steamer, L fell through three
flights in a new house and they only charged
me five dollars. No, mol know what's the
thing in such matters Here's couple of
dollars, and if that won't do, 60 and sue me
and be hanged :"
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PROGRESS OF TELESCOPE SCIENCE Sir
David Brewster, adverting TO the prospect of
future Astronomical progress and discovery,
slysthat, however great have been the achieve
ments of the past, and however magnificent
the instruments TO which we owe them, the
limits of telescope vision have not been
reached, and space has yet marvellous secrets
to surrender. A ten feet reflector will be due
to science before the close of the century, and
disc of flint glass, twenty nine inches in
diameter, awaits the command Of some liberal
government, or some munifcent individual,
to be converted into an achromatic telescope
of extraordinary power. There is no doubt
that these expectations will be realized in less
than Nalf a century.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctioDeer
VERY HANDSOME AND VALUABII

Square of Ground, being Square No 739,
with the improvements, at huction.-On
THURSDAY, the 2eth instant, shall sell in
front OF the premises, to the highet bidder, al 5
O'Clock a. m, the above mentioned property, be
Ing the former residence OF sir. Thomas BlagdPn,
and recently vacated by Theodore NJ Osher, Esq ,
situated on New Jersey avenue, south OF the
Capitol. The Improvements are OF the first order.
The House contains twenty good and conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide passages, and is sup.
led with water fixtures and other con ven fences
Phe garden and grounds large and in the
highes. state Ct cultivation, and stable ard car
iiage house sufficient for the accOmmod alton Of
six horses and four carriages. liz the garden there
Is large winery, which yie,ds large quantities Of
the most delicious grapes This square has a
front OF pa feet on New jersey avenue.
AS Fam directed to sell 10 the highest bidder,
persons wish ny to make coed investment or to
s9cure beautiful residence would do well 20 ex-
anime the property and attend the sale. Mr.
White, vino has charge Of the premises, will
show the property to parties desiring to examine
1t, and for particulars apply to Theodore Mosher,
at his lumber yard, Blagden's W hsIf or to the
subscriber.
Terms One fifth cash tie residue In four
equal nstalments Of /, 2, 3, and years, the pur-
CHASER to give notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest fiom the day OF SALE (interest to
be paid semi-annually,) and alien on the property
to secure the payment IF the notes.
m 10-d A GREEN, Auct'r.
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nlR WILLIAM PALMER,
Professor of Singing and tbe FIute

HEGS TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS
- or Washington that he proposes establishing
SlN6lNG CLASSES for two, three or four pu.
pIs, whereby each voice will be properly ex-
amined, and separately cultivated, according to
ils quality, which could not be done, consistent
ly, with simultaneous teaching-as Sopranos.
meZzo sopranos, and Contralto Voices require a
widely diferen. training. The same care is me-
cessaty with male voices, viz: Tenor, Baritone.
and Bass. When the pupils are sufficiently ad.
vanced to sing by themselves they will then be
taught to take their respective parts In Duets,
Trios, or Quartetts.
Terms per Quarter: $40 for each pupil, IL only
two pupils one hour will be devoted and an extra
half hour for every additional pupil; $40 per
quarter Tor separate pupils.
ap 5-n 267 Pennsylvania avenue
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.

"E ARE NOW RECEIVING IMMENSE
~ supplies OF rich and beautiful Silk Robes
Plain and Figured Barege Robes, Muslin and
Lawn Robes, which will be sold at about half
th er value.
50 pieces rich plaid and staple Spring silks.
which we will sell at 81, IS and SIC they
are decided bargains
50 pieces assorted styles SILK Tissues and Ba-
| reyes
90 pieces rich black Silks, from 81 to sa per
1Oopfeces black SIX mantilla,, from % so to
Si2; these we know to be cheap
5000 yards Lawns, at l2h cents, all warranted
fast colors
100 new style Straw Bonnets and Children's sha-
| kers
goo pieces rich Bonnet Ribbons, at reduced pri-
1 ceS
4 full stock Of Ladies' and Chlldren's Hosiery
and Gloves.
ALSO, IN STORE
80 pieces superior Shifting Linens from 50 cents
/ IS pieces BaIklies' soft finish Linens at 25, 81,
and 81 cents
ll60 pieces plaid Muslins and Cambrics from 12H
! to 81 cents
cases bleached Cotton from 4 and lax
80 dozen Table Napkins from 81 IS to $50 per
20 pieces Table Diapers, in all grades
100 dozen Towels, bleached and Brown Table
( Cloth .. r-... --00.0I 80
With an immense stock of all kinds Of season
able Dry Goods Of the best class, to which we ask
the special attention Of purchasers.
/ COLLEY & SEARS,
/ No. 523 Seventh sire t, Sd door above
! II G. eo2w Pa. avenue.
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Ma sRAL's sALE.-IN VIRTUE OF /

MAJ SRAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF A
Iva writ of Fieri Facias "under the Lien Lawn
issued from the Clerks Office Of the District Of
Columbia, for the County Of Washington, and to
me directed, shall expose to public sale, Tor
cash, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day of May inst g,
in front OF the Court hous. door, at l2 O'Clock IN
the following property, to wit: All defendant
right, title, claim, and interest into frame dwell
ling house situated on Lot No. l in Square Az, in
the City Of Washington, ID. c., seized and levied
upon as the property OF William Coxen, and will
be sold to satisfy Judicial No 35 to October term
1866, Joseph Libbey & SON as. w lillian Coxen
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
IN 7-dts for District Of Columbia
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NEW SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

ADDITION TO OUR PREMIUM MIN
Il eral Waters, Mead, Ale, and Porter, we q
nave made such arrangements will enable II
us to keep constantly on hand large supply
or the following articles, most of which have
been carefully prepared by scientific men, as ton
Native Port wke prepared from native fount
Blackberry Brandy, Raspberry do, Cherry, Rose
Cordial Cinnamon, Anise, Curacao, Stomach BIT.
ters, Wine, Stoutons Raspberry, Blackberry,
er Syrups; Extracts OF Sarsaparilla for cleans 10
the blood, and host CT othef articles too nume-
rOus TO mention n - :
All orders left at cur Depot, or with the drivers
OF on. wagons promptly attended to- II.
m l-u ARMY Il SHINN Georgetown g.,
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ALNWICK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FEE.
MALE SEMINARY

FOR BOARDING PUPILS.
SITUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON THE
- Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike, and two miles south Of the village OF
Laurel. Stopping place at Contee's Switch
M A. TYSON & SISTERS respectfully In.
form their patrons and others that II is their in
tention to close permanently their day school I'm
tne city on the 2lst April, and that the summer
,eim OF their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th r0'' '''
Applications may be made by letter addressed
to the Laurel Post Ofnce, Md
N. B;-EveIy facility is afforded for the acoui-
ap H-dtJuneI >> ~ '''
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II The following advertisement lately ap-
peared in Jersey print 90 To be sold by
private contract, beautiful rooster, monkey,
parrot, two spaniels, and tortoise-sheli
tom-cat, the property Of lady just married,
who has no further use for themp'
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500 REWARD.

SIVO kEWARU.
y ANYWAY FROM MY FARM, ADJOIN-
IL Ing Upper Marlboro, about the middle ~
Of December last, Mulatto boy AMBROSE, Q4
belonging to my brother, Alfred w Gardi, ~
ner, Of CHARLES county. This boy is about 81
~ years old-not very bright but rather Of chest
nut coior.and has delicate limbs. He has usa.
ally mild and pleasant countenance when spo.
ken to.
L viii give the above reward for his apprehen-
sion II taken In Washington City, or north OF
Prince Georges county, Md, and ffty dollars II
In either case lie must be brought home or secured
10 iail so that l can get him again.
m 12-eof b. J. GARDNER
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WIrrY REPARrEE.-A young fellow was
talking politics with young lady he adOred
named Mary, and she sympathiEed with the
Know Nothings. "0h," said she, in a de
precating tone, Il see you are not a Know
Nothing" '.0h no, of course" said he
" how could be when L worship the Virgin
Mary"
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mo. 553.l

NO. 553
NOTICE OF THE TEMPORARY CON.
TINUANCE OF THE LAND OFFICE
AT KALAMAZOO, IN THE STATE OF
MICHIGAN.
Congress, by an act approved April s, 1856,
having authorized the temporary continuance OF
the land Office at Kalamazoo, Michigan, which
Office was directed to be discontinued by notice
No 547 bearing date November 10, 1856
IL Is, therefore, hereby declared and made
known that the said order for the discontinuance
Of the Kalamazoo district Is revoked, and the Of
fee will be reopened for business on the 1st day
Of June next, and continued until further notice.
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washing.
ton, this 18th day Of April, A. ID 1883
THOS. A:HENDRfCES, a.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
ap lY-laW6W
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NOR RENT.-LENOX'S WHARF, NEAR
l. the Long Bridge, the best and most reliable
ole in the territory for landing stone and other
heavy articles II has about 100 feet front, with
depth Of wafer sufficient for landing purposes on
either side Attached thereto is square OF grour
for the purpose Of deposit:ng coal or wood. On
said square IS comfortable Gwelling, which NAV
be adapted to store purposes There is about IL
feet water alongside said Wharf at low tide To
those desiring 10 make profitable business rare
oppoftunityi is offered. For terms apply at No. 400
IL street north, between sth and 9Th streets west.
JAMES TOWLES, Property Agent.
an "
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CONCLUSIVE REASON The best and most
conclusive reason for an effect that we ever
member to have heard, writes a western cor
respondent, was given by 'one idea" Dutch
man, in reply to a friend who remarked, Why
Hans, yon have the most feminine cast Of coun-
tepepce have ever SEEM .'0yaw' was the
reply. al know de reason for dat; mine
a,,a<i., ,r,S N .r0hzalL.n -
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FOR SUMNER USE.

FOR SUMMER USE.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE WASHINGTON
~ Stove, Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory, the
largest assortment Of F r q ERA OR 8
WATER COOLERS, BATH TUBS, BAKING
OVENS, YANKEE BAKERS, PORTABLE
RANGES, Hard and Charcoal FURNACES
&c, dc that has ever been offered to a Wash
lngton public, togeth with a full and complete
stock Of Plain, Planished, Block and Japapned
TIN WARE; Plain, Timed and Enamelled
IRON HOLLOW WARE; all Of which will be
sold on terms that will compare with any estab.
lishment south Of New York.
JAS. SKIRVING,
T. corner Penna avenue and llth street.
m 9-eO2W
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BY JAS: c; MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

DF 9hS . MCU N T., hHCllOneeT.
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING House
at Public Sale.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, June 9th, at 6 O'Clock, on the premises, 1
shall sell part of Lots No and 10, in Davidson
subdivision Of square No. $40, fronting Is feet G
inches on 18th street west between M aud n
streets north running hack % feet to public al
ley, with the improvements, consisting OF sub
stantial, well-fnished three-story and basement
brick Dwelling House, containing eight rooms,
ailconveniently arranged. with closets, &c. There
is also well Of pure water and good cellar on
the premises, ard the whole property is very desi-
rable to any person desiring comfortable dwel =
ling In that healthy and pleasant part of the city
Terms One-third cash; the residue In and
IL lths, with interest," secured by deed Of trust
on the premises IL the terms Of sale are not
compiled with within Ave days the property will
be resold at the risk and expense Of the defautiny
purchasers. Title indispUtabic
m 13-A JAS Z. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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BAJoU's KID AND OTHER GLOVES

mo. ii. SMOOT, No. 119 BRID6E STREET
GeorgetOvn, has received, from New--
ok. ladies Bai0u's KID GLOVES hG16 |
white, black and colOred; gents. do do ;Jtttl1lIl
ladies' and gents yaff ia Silk aud Lisle Nv W.
Thread Gloves. Also, first rate assortment of
bleached and brown Cotton Hose, all Qualities;
bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys Hose aud Half Hose.
Particular attention being paid to keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes OF the
ting good article as cheap as the ssms quality
can he bought elsewhere.
m 1-tr John III GNOOT
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ap p25-eOtf

NOR SALE OR RENT.-LOT NO. [, IN
II Square No. 353, corner Of E street south and
10Th street west, near the Steamboat Wharf, con
tanning about 600 square feet recently occupied
by inO. w MaTtin's blacksmith and wheelwright
shops.
Also, for rent, Square No. 500, between Cd and
Sd streets west, ard IL and streets north, con-
tanning 2h acres; now occupied by Mr.. II. N.
Lansdale. On the square which will be enclosed
with good fence, Is a stable and carriage house
and the land In excellent order and wei situated
for cultivation. Possession given Oh the frst of
April. An abundance Of excellent gravel and
sand, on the premises, for sale Inquire Of
mar S-eo1w&St JOSEPH INGLE
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HARDwAaE-CuEAP FOR CAsU

HARDWAAE-CHEA FOR CASH.
CUTLERY, { HOUSE FURNISH GOODS,
~ Tools
Scales, brushes, shovels, Spades, r
Forks s3&zl<
Hoes, Traces, Plough Castings,
Locks
Hinges, Screws, Glue, Files. &c. &c.
In fact everything 10 be found In well regula-
ted Hardware Store always to be found on hand
and cheap for cash at
HARVEY & ADAMS,
up 2s-eo1m S25 Pa. av near 9TH st,
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WATCHES

Al w. GAIT L BRO. OFFERS CON
1'1s staatly complete assortment Of superior
Watches. They cali particular attention TO th ose
m-de by
T. F Cooper, Z d. Adams It Sons, David
TAYLOR, Dixon, Oriig, and others, London
NJ L. Tobias Cn.. X. Il J. Beeslry. Joserh
Johnson, BlIrdell & Go Liverpool
Jules Iurgenson, Copenhagen.
Also, Vaeherun & COnstlntlne's celebrated &c.
ncva Watches, which, from their size and STYLE,
are peculiarly suited FIR lsaies
The above, with those bY every other maker,
ere offered at the lowest rates
M. w. GAIT & BRO jewelers.
ap l2 -df 32i Pa av. bet. 9ih and 10th sts
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DARE CHANCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
H offers for sale those beautiful Lots situated
on Sd street, few feet south Of Pa avenue Their
situation cannot be eIceled for either business or
residence sites, and will be sold at great sacri-
fee. He HANGOVER
Terms: A small cash payment, and the bal
ance In /, =, ,, and 4 years. Residence, No g.,
north A street, Capitol Hill. feb 23-f
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VA l. B f FARM FOR SALE, CON-
talning so acres, situated \ mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2K from Wash
ington city. It's well wstered, and on Il a good
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm
provemcnts are small frame dwelling and sta
BILE. 1t possesses all the advantages requisite TO
make garden OF great value, or dairy farm
and pleasant residence The terms Will be
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No
5l2 Seventh street, opposite National Intelligen-
Ger Othce. I'D 22-f
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WOOD AND COAL,

yF'HE HESUBSCRIBERS HAVING NOW MADE
extensive arrangements, are prepared to SUD.
ply cu-tomers with The very best article OF
and Sch1ylkill White and Red Ash COAL, and
also Cumberland Coal, either by the cargo OF
single ton; 2, ,2i0 lbs invariably given
Also, the very best qualities Of Hickory Oak,
and Pine WOOD, at wholesale or retail We
Will sell az a very small advance when taken i'm
mediately from the vessel
Persons DESTROYS OF laying in their winter SUD-
plies OF Wood and Coal would do well 20 leave
their orders early. and thereby secure the ad
vantages Of low prices.
BOGUE & O:NEILL.
Once No. 1O5 Water street, Georgetown
IN 2-lm
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ENOR PRIVATE SALE-A VERY NEAT,
Il convenient, thres story frame House. with a
deep lot laid OF as flower garden The above
house contains ten rooms, all private; a side
alley, and the priviledge OF back alley The
above house is situated on the north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th streets,
No. 50i. For further information please call as
above. Possession given in few days. II the
above is not seid in few days 1t will be for rent
30-n
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"ANTED.-COUNTR BOARD CAN BE
w obtained at a pleasant location near Bla-
densburg de pot, on reasonable terms after the 18th
Instant The grounds are well supplied with
shade, making IL a desirable retreat FOR families
through the summer. An omnibus runs twice
day beside the con' enience Of the cars, thus af-
fordin2 ample facilities foT persons having busi-
ness In the city. MRS. ID. JONES
6-eofm&
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mo. $751;
NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF THE
\ LAND OFFICE FROM CAHABA TO
BAMA:
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress entitled IAN act authorizing cb,noes
IN the 100 alton OF land ofhces," approved March
3 1853, II Is hereby declared and made known
that the land oce for the sale Of public lands AT
CAHABA, in the State of ALABAMA, will be 70
moved from the town OF Cahaba to 6REKNyiIIE
Of June next
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing.
ton, this Path day Of April, A. ID. 1885.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Oface.
ap 26-law6w
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BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.

EOHN II. SMOOT, No. 1I9 BRIDGE ST,
30 Georgetown, has recently received from the
New L ork Auctions: Pure Linen Damask Table
Cloths, s-i and 10 4; pure linen Napkins and
DOylieS; pure Irish Linen and Birds eve Linen :
white Camorics, Jaconets and ~ NainsOof MuSIins:
checked and striped Muslins; plain, dotted and
figured Swiss Muslios; gents. colored, bordered,
and white Linen CsmbTic Handkerchiefs; ladies
plain and hem-stitched Handkerchief; Lace
and Muslin Curtains: worked Collars and Sets ;
with other desirable goods, which will be found
70 be very cheap.
Persons Ia want OF goods Of the above descrip-
ton, or any description Of Dry Goods, are in
vited to call and take look.
m2tr j. H. SMOOT
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E'OR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
4 lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table aud transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street oy97-tf