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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
1 Horrible sEnir.

\ most horrible and unfortunate affair occur
red Yesterday at the boarding house of Mrs. Ste
ycns No. - South street, one door from Lovely
lane, which resulted in the death of one Of the in
mates Of the house. From the testimony taken
at the inquest, it seems that two young men, one
named David Keavins carpenter by trade, and
the other named Edward n. Spencer, who was
employed rs n clerk in Rldgtly's bonnet store.
in Baltimore street, near South, were seated ut
table in II room in the rear building, at dinner, no
person being present but Mrs Elizabeth Stevens
and coorcd servant. that KeavinS remarked
he wished he had silk umbrella and repeated
this remark several times IN tauning manner
t. Spencer. who at last said, ''you had better
take care aud leave me alone"
At this kcuvins said IN slap your face
Both then arose from their seats and kcavins
slapped Spencer in the face. Spencer immedi
atelv struck keayns in the breast with a knife.
who called out give mo n knife" and fell upon
his back Just rs Spencer raised his arm TO repeat
the blow. Kravins died almost Immediately "
Spencer walked out of the house to Baltimore
street. then down to Frpoeit's alley to the office
of Justice Mea,is. which he entered by the rear
loor. lie asked of an officer in attendance il the
Justice was inland coolv walking up to Justice
MeariS snid Il have killed II mnn and there is the
knife" at the same time handing the Justice II
spring back knife with II four inch blade, which
was stained with blood Justice Mcnrs having
placed Spencer in custody, went 10 the house in
South street and found his statements too true
Aninquest was then held by Justice MearS and
the jury rendered n verdict that the deceased
came TO his death by n knifrin the hands of Ed.
ward y. spencer Baltimore CippsC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

ecpsed her, and once moro her bcnignant '.l"n
smiles upon the people. he great heart ot '"'
people. long despairing and inert.has been afon'-
cd TO generous and healthy action.
The people have found that they are not pow
erless under the rule Of crime. Mighty has been
the onstration Of the mind and voice OF an
wax ened public in grea, moral power vast ana
terrible when fully aroused. complete the "'tH
which your hands have begun. Aid 1t with Y"ur
hearts and hands. Aid it by your example your
voice. your votes Aid il in the jury hos-ai tho
polls-by your daily life aud eonversa'ion-hy
the public press-hy the pen. which : mighit'r
than the sword Let not the good work flag
Remember that Eternal vigilance - the price ct
liberty" BE vgilant in bringing criminals to
Justice. See 10 it that the courts and the officers
of the law DO their duiy.-Aid them IN the exc
outnn Of that duty; and in the unswervng IN
tegrity e mnnlv and honest hearts. looking 10
tha; Providence who has guided you in doubt and
danger. who has brought your labors to asuc
ful result may you ever adhere 10 the true pfn-
c PIE Of vigilance sustaining the laws when right
" administered, sni government when faithful TO
the people and III. supremacy of the people ns
the source of government and law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
Not n "ssiack Republican.

Tom Cnrwn. of Ohio was sitting IN the Me
Donough House the othrr day, convprsing with
several prominent citizens, when one of the stu
dents IN the Wesleyan University. of the grnu,
Black Republican, came in and addressed him.
Student-"lh is Ex Gov. Corwin, of Ohio. |
presumed" Corwin--" have been sometime,
addressed by that title, sir Sudent-"i have
the honor of being Committee from the Fremont
Club, of Wesleyan University, to invite You 10
address the Club during yonr stay in this CITY.
Corwln-"l am not on speaking tour now. sir.
have been travelling IN the East upwards of four
weeks for the benefit of my health. You will thanI;
the Club bat say to them they will be lied
to excuse me- Student-"The Club will rerret
exceedingly to have You excuse yourself sir
They entertain n profound respect for your nhiI
tiles as an oretor and II Statesman, and will H.,
very sorry to lose the benefit OF your influence.
for Fremont" Corwn-"Iou are worry c,,,
phm"n'afv, sir, but II tell tie truth, am non E,
Black Republican, have reformed since v,,
probably have heard from M. | call myself
federaiist now Student made a hasty exr,
with very large flea in his ear, while Corwin 10.
snined conversation,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

Almost n homicide enacted last evening
in the chamber OF the City Hall occupied by the
Board of Common Council. and daring the ses-
sion of the same. Mr.. ID. a. Watter,tun. n
membcrof the Council from the fifth ward, had
offered "a petition, which Mr.. John II. Peters "A
member of the proceeding Counci, then within
tho bar. characterized aloud as containing fal>r
hoods. Mr. Watcrston turned rpon him anu
seized him by the two checks, scratching them
considerably. This brought other members
around the parties and caused their separation.
Bat Mr.. Watterston said that the two could not
occupy the same room, and he would retire.
In SO doing be was followed by Peters. who il
Is said. when outside of the chamber attempted
something like an apology, bat Immediately fol.
lowed il bya blow with the fist hcroupon Mr..
Watterstnn drew sword cane and pursued Pc
tiers, who rotrcatcd with great rapidly into the
chamber. When just within the gate at the
bar, Waterston made unge with his cane.
and with such determined vim that every mem.
Der of the Board represented Peters, life to have
been in the most imminent danger. The blade
of the weapon appears to have touoed Peters on
the right side, but did no damage They were
arrested and held for rinl.-Sfdr.
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FrH1st Among the many popular me icincs which have
uret high reputation hccve have been found Of
much benefit Tor dyspepsia asthma and similar complaint till
the DNygennc tters by and trials and
mgnS has been f'ua and radical remedy dos deratun
"agde'el by phy sicus Its ingredients have been show II
by chomcd analysis to be harmless aud safe aud from the
testimonials Of many Of first citizens who have been hcne
hnd by it. feed assured that tosc ndSpoed with the
ahaYe complaints rely upon these Bcr with safety
These celebrated ttes have received the highest tcstmo
mails ever offered ia favor OF any medicine.
None genuine unless signrdl III IT'S on the wrapper
SETH W. FONIE Il co, H. Washington Street, Bos-
ton, Projectors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by }. II. THOMPSON q co and H. SEAY
y dSc'ltawlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
j u PARK, ]. u. DouGHrY. w. J. NJ GORDON,
CHAs COLLINS AHA ZFIIFR, T. u. ilIhMAN
=. IL PAHNS, \ II. SCuNIlI, q. II. BtTFs,

WADE. ECkSrFlS a Co, |. & G. REhkIHT.
DEAN Sltsl became your agent without feeling any in
in the medicine hut bceai much Interested
upon rcu happy effect II had upon many persons The
increased sales in tins state truly astonishing might
have collected any number certificates Qrfd p0rcr
relieving pain If / had attended To the
my observations The least say the
Killer is that 1t fully the purpose for which it is
ummenlrl \ W HATCH Druggist, Milwaukee.
Sold by Druggists, Grocefs and Medicine Dealers every
VII tnr .
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49, ..s.o,,pEU,C,oy R7,. the I.;,., of

- TRADt.'-PRIkTlNt in all its various branches,
done style unsurpassed by obr establishment in The
>iate n the YlRGINIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MINT
jobs printed in C"osn manner that will compare with
work south Mason and Dxon's Line Specimens
be seen at Ca and First Alley, between Main
ud IA aug is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

N received his Fall GODS in rarf of
the Cloths Doe skins and beautiful Ovcrcoaings Fan
cN taSSmfrrs, Fancy Velvet and SILK Vestings and
Iiack Velvet anj satin in town Shirts Drawers Collars
Gloves iaudkerchoS Stitched and Woven Shirt Fronts DC
tents wanting garments made to order of goods that viii
give satisfaction, will please call "A xainine
Agency for SCOTS Fashions tor Wheeler & wilson's
Stitching Machine invented Tor general use and far
ahead Of all others Oh linen Gotten.
2tl9ort WN ptcr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

Wound o 90 years standing. may be cured by
these celebrated medicines Usc them and limb need be
amPuei unless the bone be destroyed Here then is
10 all
Soll the manufactures No ~ Maiden Lane. New York
aud No -! strand, London by all Druggists 25c.,
IT, and 81 per box. loot - div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 80 80.
q All orders for tickets packages in the Mar,
land Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the DRAWN
mailed to all purchaser Immediately after 1t is over.
Address 4. HUBBARD co,
No. % FaYette st, Box. No 40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

Fever nnd tguc cnrci without using Quinine, Arsenic,
Mercury, oPnm or other poisonous drugs dangerous
compounds generally by sufferers long
drawn most affecting and annoying of all diseases by rosortng
Ia tartrrs Spanish Mixture which none pf the
Hhpvr drcrrious substances but eiltcuav
Is by acting specifically tAe Liver and sin Purfvrr
Blood and NpounE the romans of old edr,s with which
the has been cloesed op ming the pores the body
and a!o" to assist cit in breaking up disease
anl rruuperalluE is en-, rsies
SCI The cure of Mr. John Iong lauof Va he had fixed and
chronic Agno and Fever eh- twice years
Nothing permanently cured him unthr ad Carriers Spanish
Mixture huos ut which perfectly restored him health
nor has be had chill since" lie tnuy of Thousand
who has cNperieuo 81 the liz renewing this valuable
pu1hcT OF the blood lsep f. i'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
GuECK BOOK .-W,
WORD To ELDEKLy GENTLEMEN

"A We 10 the goods opened by us last
week, lot Of substantial Gold Specaclc suitable
advancing in life, which should be much
ho" any who may feel disposed look them look
through them
" wish to in regard to these Spcctaces ref
to article which offer friends that
will sell them low they be bought House from
Richmond to Boston. We do that Will sell
lower than every else but promise YOU shall
have the worth of your maneyt you will give call and
what regard to quality shall in all cases made
good. Please remember the house
SIINERTH2RN &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

n commanding size and appearance works well in either
single double harness and is of the
in Lynchburg. For terms apply to John r. Davis.
oct ait SARAH l.. DAVIS
A uECk sOokS.-He have hand a large
~ lot of Check Books all the banks in the cv lust re
ceivel IANGIIORNE & WAIKi,PS
oct zig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
6tMo. II. H.CKER s co. I,nrhhnrr :,

IN NIPI n lti, Are receiving their Stock of Fail
ul uief Fancy and staple Dry Goods which they re
nF can ue attention OF Their customers and the public
mud greatly to their interest to call and make their purchases
from this stock rs it is unusually large and gotten mn The
Creates possible care as to style, quality and price
ri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

w tie undcfEned DruFgsts OF This city, have been
quantel with and sold tor two past article of
Family Medicine known Perry Davis Vegetable Pain XII
Ter would the public hat in every instance
II has given the best satisfaction 10 the
We recommend ii to the public article
merit and virtue Indeed wenever knew an article OF
Medicine become dcsovedly popular in short time
which proved by the of its sale, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

Stockholders binding Association will meet st their
roao,,r Book STORE O; Payne Christian, on Saturday
evening lth O'Clock. Come prepared to pay your
monthly dues :. V. REID,
1.-tl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

~ Abraham Mills, Modern Greece by Henry NJ Baird 4
New Work by the Author OF the Wide Wide World Wili.
Held new Cock Book Three Per Cent Month the crs
oi Fast Living The Old Regime and the Revolution by
Ionquevilc Marion Lester the Mothers Mistake Conf
dental Letters OF Napoleon and Josephine Memior Of CHS
holm Poems bN A. smith, calley Life Washington iustra
ted Cotton " and Times of Henry Clay, De Huddes
History OF the Secret Societies of France
st 'nrd Therapeutics and fhamacongy Thankfuness by
j. H. Taylor Life AMI Essays of BENJAMIN Franklin Memoirs
ct Powell Buxton Life and Adventures Of Beckwourth Har.
refs Magazine for October Godeys do lust received by
Express. LANGUORNr 4 " Al
p1.ta
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


the Young Mems Christian Association Will be held on
this SATURDAY. evening their under the Masonic Hall
at O'clock 1t important that all the members should be
present Is the Getting Immediately preceding the Annu
Meeting Of the Association. (. WHITEHEAD,
Re-
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,AHuG >rOxEFOR sALE-Thc propric.o,

nJ Of Drug Stor" in Richmond desiring bu
ess offers for sale the Stock Fixtures and Good will
ON accommodating terms Doing good city and countr
trade WI" De sold at price winch will justify its
anee or removal elsewhere. Address
"APOTHECARY"
sep colin Box - Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

On ard after Wednesday, the LIST J. 1. XII
day Of October the Mail and Passenger Hs
Train Will leave Petersburg daily fSun,s oxeo,tod> Mt
iynehhurg at4 ~, Z NJ ~ " ' -
Leay' l.rnohburg at 20 o'clock A NJ Arrive at Burke.
'ihe 'Juhenon at l2 NJ and at Petersburg st3P.M
oct Its '" % .Ai i.T,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

There are rumors that the King of Naples Ind
tartly replied 10 note from the Austrian COY
eminent Austria deemed it good policy to join
in the request to king Ferdinand to reform aud
melorate his policy Whereupon that monarch
re,orted that the Emperor had better set him the
example. Not bad hit.
1t is asserted that France is still acting with
England on Italian affairs and if this be tia case
the only explanation that offers itself Is that the
Emperor relies upon the system OF give and take
and thinks that by running one way INTO Italy
and another in Spain, he may practice II balance
that viii be tolerated The contradictions invol-
we'd in this course lead, however, to considerable
scandal and only tend, many other recent e.
vents have done 10 confirm tho old estimate OF his
character,
The latest hint with regard to the regiment
likely TO be inflicted on he King of Naples is to
the Eject that the positive demapa will be made
upon him to comply with the concessions recent
ly urged by England and France and perempto-
rily refused: and that in case Of continued uhdu-
raev. the allies will withdraw their ministers and
send some lire of batt'o ships TO protect their
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-27
PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
OFFAL, Stops, &C, IN THE
SEVERAL WARDS.
Mayors Office,

-. A RI WASHINGTON, JUNE 81, 1885,
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- At this Office until Saturday, the 2sth instant
AT ~ o'clock NJ for the removal OF the solid and fluid
oial of the dwellings and places ofbusness in the
districts hereinafter designated Tin carts or vessels
properly constructed for that purpose) for year
ending on the 8oth day of June, 1857, under such
regulations may be established by the Commits
sioner Of Health the ofal 10 be deposited in such
place as the Commissioner may designate and to be
collected daily during the mouths OF July, August
September, October, November, May, and June, and
three times week duringth remainder Of the year
FIRST WARD.
beginning at Fifteenth street, along Pennsylvania
avenue, to Seventeenth; along Seventeenth to New
York Avenue; aong New y ork avenue to the inter-
section with L at Eighteenth street; along E to
Twenty-th street along Twentythrd to street
throughout X from Twenty-sixth to fifteenth street
down Fifteenth street to Pennsylvania avenue.
s SECOND WARD.
Beginning at Tenth street, along Ohio avenue, to
Fifteenth street; by Fifteenth 10 street: by to
Thirteenth street. by Thirteenth to M street; by NJ
to Tenth street; by Tenth street to Ohio avenue.
THIRD WARD s
From the Canal, BY Tenth street. to @; by o street
to New Jersey avenue; by New Jersey avenue TO
New York avenue; by New York avenue to Seventh
street; by Seventh street to the Canal.
FOURTH WARD.
From the Canal bv Seventh street to New York
avenue; by New York avenue to New Jersey avenue |;
by New Jersey avenue to ID street; by 10 Third
street. by Third street to Missouri avenue; thence
to beginning.
.8.+ FIFTH WARD. a
From Pennsylvania avenue, by Third street. to D |;
by to First street; by First street to Pennsylvania
avenue; thence to the beginning From North Cap
itol street by G. to Fourth street. by Fourth street
to Pennsylvania avenue; by Pennsylvania avenue 10
First street; thence north to G street. From the
south gate Of the Capitol by New Jersey avenue, to
North Carolina avenue thence, by b street to Penn
syvania avenue; thence, by street, to the begin
ming. .+~I
Such provision will be made by the Commissioner
of Health as will meet the requirements OF the re-
niandeF of the city.
Proposals will be received for each district sepa-
rateiy and win state the price, and but one price,
for the year.
Any further information will be given at this Office
s ~ w. b. MAGRUDER,
june a. ,4a -Grf ut Mayor.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-27
NE rLUs ULTRA.n

Washington, June II, 1856.
TIME undersigned having the agency of the only
III perfect lightning conductor ever introduced
in this city country, being plump one-hafinch in
diameter, and manufactured from a select quality of
thoroughly annealed carbonizcd iron, with a spiral
twisted top mounted with superb copper point,
pl,ted with silver cautions the public against pu,
no merit and peddled by men Of a like cast, who
scruple not in making assertions of the most CHROME
Gus and malicious character, thereby playing on the
creduhty funsuspccting honest people. '@
SIN religion, what d I'd error but that some sober
oftru.h.' &&-kt N%f'
All those in want OLA good lightning rod are re-
specially invited to call at No. So Louisiana avenue
where they will be waited upon with promptness and
despatch JNO. w. OWEN,
Agent for Baltimore Lightning Rod Company
tune lift .N@s Hs III tf. 4 f.tlg fsHE 49,
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DIED,

At Hopeton, near Washington, on the 2sth instant.
at o'clock, A. M, WILLIE DUNHAAf, aged ID
months, and at IL O'Clock, FLORENCE ELLA, aged
I. years and 8 months, children OF Joseph G. and
Mary X. Lewis.
.T The friends of the family are invited 10 attend
their funeral this evening at O'Clock.
On Thursday evening, the 26th instant, LINNIE
r. YOUNG, second daughter of A. II. and NJ A.
Young, aged 30 years. nv
sy. Her funeral will take place from the Foundry
NJ. E. Church on Sunday, the goth instant, at three
o'clock, NJ The friends of the family are request
ed to attend - H lA8U@ {
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-27
FJ BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
AuctfOneer.
uyRUsTEE,s SAFE 81 4 near

rNRUSTEE'S SALE Of neat Frame
j House and Lot near the CAPITOL BY virtue of
deed in trust, bearing date the 18th day Of De-
cember. 1854, and recorded in Liber J. a.. 81, ~,
tolios 222, ct seq the subscriber will sell at public
sale, ON Monday, the soth day Of June, 1855, at 81
o'clock, NJ, on the premises, part Of Lot No. u,
in square No 1874 fronting about ID fet inches on
LIST street east, between G and ID streets north by
ll5 feet to an alley, with the improvements, which
CONSIST of a neat and subssantiay-built two story
Frame DwellingHouse, containing all the usual cor
venieucies. +s ~ $3.50.
Terms Of sale: $500 in cash; and the balance in
and IL months, for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed In trust upon the pro-
perty and IL rot complied with in five days after the
sale the property will be resold upon one week nc
tice, at the risk and expense Of the purchaser All
conveyancing at the expense Of the purchaser.8sa
CHAS. s. WALLACE,
9Esor8 1el gssg r Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
june l0-eod&ds Auctoneer
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 2T.--Flour is firm. Howard
Street. SO 25. Sales of 200 barrels. Grain il
firmer. "' '# s
Wheat; good to prime reds 81 35 a 81 43;
fair to prime white, 81 55 a 81 TO @
Corn--White, so a 55 cts; yellow Al SO cts
Provisions are buoyant. and have advanced.
Mess Pork, $40 30 SCI. at
Bacon is firm. Sides, 10 rs; shoulders, 9 Is
a 2 81 cents. E
Lard is firm at IL ga a IS. g4 ..s ss.ags
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INsTYrUTION for the DEAF, DUMB,
R and BLIND. 8tiW afYEef

q go, teficetN 2UfN ard 2fst SIS, so'aH sidl.
ERIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
- has been set apart for the reception of visters
at the Institution The friends of this Institution arc
respectfully invited to BIO present and witness the
exercises on that day. h sNu5azAs
This Institution is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit OF
that class Of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever been made. VIZ aas
Donations of money, household furniture or of al
most any description will be thankfully received at
the Institution. -E w June 13--tf
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~ I'M PORTA NTTO s.hNTI EIYI IN.
Great Inducements for yen 70 Gail and See

'UlHE undersigned gives notice to his friends aud
"A the public that he has just received his stoes
IF Fall and Winter Goods comprising all the latest
tyes and colors Of Cloth, Cashmere, and Vestings;
which goods will be made up to order. in the most
elegant manner, he has some of the best workmen
n the United States at work for him. Being agent
Tor Scott, the reporter Of fashions yon may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing. gs4 .
'7 READY-MADE CLOTHING s8
Of his own make such Over Garments frock, Dress
and business Coats Pants. and Vests, from medium
to very superior quality. gss at5t .s
All the above Goods win be sold at very low prices
for instance whole suit, Coat Pants and Vest, for
the small sum Of Sl5. 1 .
Overcoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $50
Pants, do do do 8 10 10
Vests, do do do 80 to 10
Hs respectfully socits call from all in wart Of
Clothing. 49, - y. 49, $50
1lssst 60 FURNISHING GOODS,
such Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Handker.
Chiefs Scarfs Umbrellas, &c. a@s.5. Il.
t8al8 tt61gta 81 p. w. BROWNING, -
Under United States Hotel,
nEsa& Between Sd and Al streets. Penn. avenue.
noy7-n ~ .NHaAtk as 1a 1850
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REMOVAL.
!" o. HOOD wishes to inform his
AAs friends and the public that he has re- f-2S,>
moved his stock of fine Watches, rich Jewelry EAs
and Silver Wire, to the store formerly occu- ss1A
pied by Mr.. Keyworth No, $685. Pennsylvania ave
nue., three doors above Ninth street. where he viii
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Jewelry, Watches of every description; Also pnre
Silver Ware Of my own manufacture; together with
great variety Of other rich wares.
Having had long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, ] am prepared to offer goods
at the lowest possible prices 1T wholesale or retail
.4a Sign of the large Spread Eagle,
june Off a No. 338, PENNSYLVANIA avenue