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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHiLA'O e. RHtA. -.
IMPoRTANr ANN DUN cnMENr


ITO all persons afflicted With Sexual Diseases, such
4 as Sperm1terrhea, Seminal Weakness, lmpp-
tence. GonorrAisa, elect, Symphilis, the vice %
Onanism or Seif-Abuse, &C., &c,
The 1loTard Association, IN view OF the awful Go
s,ruction of human life caused by the Sexual disca-
ses, and the receptions pfaetised upon the unfortu
ma tie victims Of such diseases by Quacks have direct
ed their Consulting Slrgeon, Us Charitable Ac.
WORTHY OF their NAME to give Medical Advice rails
to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by lette with
description OF their condition, Gage, occupation
habits Of lie. &c, and in cs-es Of extreme poverty
and suffering, TO Fhrgiah Medicines Free of Charge
The Howard Association is a benevolent insti
tuition established, by special endowment, for the
ef Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with 'yirulent
end epidemic diseases 1t hasnow surplus of meats
which the directors have voted expend in advertise
ing the abovenotee tlsneeaiess to add that the As
socation commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. o." YES
Just published, ay the Association, a Reporter.
Spermata ra5ea, or s,emnal Weakness. he vice Of
Onea;sin, Mastaroasion or Self A byse, and ether
Diseases Of tle SEXUAL Organs, by tbs Consulting
Surgeon, which viii be sent by mail Gin sealed
velope), Free of Charge, Oh the receipt of Two
Stamps for postage. t
address. Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting.
Surgeon, Howard Asso Ga sion, No. South NINTH,
Street, Philadelphia, pa. BY order Of the Diree-
tors. EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAiRoHILp, soc'y. Sept. 20. ls5e--ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill, augusta County. Va.

FIftE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public that he is now engaged at his es-
Enlistment in Spring Hill Augusta Co., in the
manufacture Of CARRIAGES, BuGGIES, CAR
RYALLS, K0CkAW AVS, &c, al Of which viii be
made to order of the very best material bv supc
rior worsmen ano will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to De satisfactory.
He also keeps on hand supply Of all kinds of
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS,
OF neat finish and good Workmanship.
He invites the attention purchasers to his splen
DID stock ca land, and is confident that he can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment OF the kind
in the county and he solicits call before purchas-
ing elsewhere
New work exchanged for old--and old work re-
paired on moderate terms
Nov. 90, 1856. -ly J. \. CBINEDINST.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,

in good condition, and in order to make room fer
his Fall purchases, viii offer to the public such
Inducements ia the way oflow prices as are rarely
to be met with
He fiatters himself ;ads from the very liberal en-
couragement he received at Waynesboro' during a
period Of seven wears, which he hopes. will by the
same Of conduct on hi. part, selling short
profits meet with like encouragement BIZ the
good people Of Stanton ard the surrounding coun-
IT,, S. II. HiLB.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
NJ EDICAL HOUSE,

No, II $. Frederick ST, Baltimore, Md
E@iotiished IN order to afford The oicted sound and
Scientific medical aid and for the sapprssssion of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
Ms. C4lninohona ON on, Bg,7

NV YoRK, Sept 8---The notorious
Mrs, Cunningham was to-day released from
prison on giving bail in the sum Of 5000
A Sentiment for the Stoson Punch
says that the trees, with the modesty of ma
ture, knowing that they are about to be
stripped of their robes Of foliage. and stand
rsked before the world will soon commence
70 change Of color
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
PERUVIAN CUANO.

tI'HE subscribers have made arrangements with
i Messrs. +. Baneda Bro e receive their sup
Isionds, and are thereby enabled to offer the art-
Gle to their aericul ural friends at lower prices
than it be procured in any other market in the
State.
They are daily expecting the ships Zephyr" and
"Castlian" from the Islands.
Those who desire to do 50, can now engage to be
delivered from their ships on their arrival.
F0WLE i co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
CLOTHING! cLoTHING!.

pLoTH.NG! CLOTHING!.
TS order to close out my Stock of Spring and
J. Summer Clothing, willsell them at prime cost
for cash. Gentlemen wishing u purchase will DO
well to call and examine for themselves.
have all accounts drawn off up to the Ist July,
and all perseps indebted to me either by note or
open account viii please call and settle
LEWIS LEOPOLD.
Jaly rs, 1857.
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n A TiON&l. EOTE

in Stanton. This House has been so long and "a
yorabiy knowp that H;;le need be said to call the
attention Of tae public toi. Having had consider
able experience in his business, the subscriber be-
ieyes that he will be able, by undiyidedand assdu-
oes attention. TO make his patrons comfortable
whilst under his root.
TO the people Of the county especially lie would
say that his means of accommodation will be found
to be exactly suited to their wants. His table will
be equal to any in the place, at al seasons OF the
year. His servants well qualified and atteutive
and his Stablng is UNSURPASSED in this region Of
country for is extent and excellent a,raue ement
lie therefore invite full share Of the local patron
age, with the fulos; confidence that hi, guests will
find everything just they could wish. For the
accommodation Of the travelling public, an omni-
bus will always be in ATTENDANCE at the Depot on the
arrival of the trains, and will convey the passen-
gers to and from the Hotel free Of Charge, and in
ample time for passengers TO take their meals and
get to the cars in time to their tickets and
seats. Charges fer Dinner ard Horse feed, if paid
at the time, 62l5 cents; If charged Is cents.
Jan. /, ls57-tf. WM. D. GILKESON.
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NEW GOODS AT GOSHEN !
a. S. LARA.

rs now receiving athig Ga stand, on the line
Il of the Va. Central Railroad, at Goshen Depot,
county of Rockbridge, large and heavy stock o
CDnryr ANN cUrIuv,p rnGpr
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

) g Z Z ! d Il, II / v S TR EEP,
stanton, Va.
tE'IIE subscriber, who was recently Pro-
prietor Of TAYLoE'S HOTEL Winchester
has leased. and IS now in possession Of that well
known and eaAGlaF Rouae. tue
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19

HAVING purchased of Mr.. ABSALOM KOIN-
i Err all the Notes and accounts due him at the
Republican indicator" office for subscription and
advertising, | take this method Of informing ali
those Knowing themselves to be indebted, to come
forward and pay up. Mr.. Alfred will receive all
money which may be paid at the office
THOMAS j. BURKE.
THE subscriber having sold and assigned to Mr..
Il THOMAS j. BURKE all the Notes and Ae-
counts due the ''Republican indicator" office,
those indebted to the Office for subscription prior to
the LIST OF July aud for advertising pror to the tn
ot October, 1885, will please pay their respective
accounts to him.
Those having accounts against the office can set.
tie with either Mr.. Burke or myself.
December q, 1856 ABSALOM KOlNER.
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DOCTOR SMITH,

HAS Tor mary years devoted his whole attention
i 4 to the treatment of Private complaints in al
their varied and complica, ed formp h~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
n OF &c RI!

TIME undersigned having dissolved their partner
!. nership the LIST OF Oct'r.. 1885, those having
claims against win present them to NJ G. HAIR
MAN for adjustment. Persons indebted to us will
settle the same with NJ G. Harman who is the only
authorised to settle said claims.
W. j. HUNTER,
Dec. 20, 1856. N. q HARMAN.
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ALL KINDS OF
J OBJ z r / n T [ n G
DONE AT THE OFFICE
or THE
"REPUBLICAN INDICATOR"
Stauuton, Va.
gs RagS--nars,

Eags--Rags-Rass.
Save tie Rags-they are all wanted
and many dollar may be made by saving
them, Bring them to the Vindicator Office
and we viii pay the highest price in Cash
fog them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
Hhds. n. O. Sugar
20 Barrels Crushed do.
10 do of pnly'd and Granuiated do
10 " Coffee,
Box Loaf Sugar,
9 llhds. Cuba Molasses,
20 Bbls. n. o. Molasses,
" Syrup,
80 Bags Rio Coffee.
IL " i.aguyra do,
III " Java do,
d" Maricaibo do,
40 Boxes Adamantine Cendles,
Is - J.,l6w Do do,
+" Sperm do do,
Pepper, Rice. Allspiec,
Ginger, Soda, Matcaroni,
Starch, Shaving aud Fancy Soaps,
besides variety of other articles
April rs, 1851. STAPLES, MARTIN G.
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rs, X lettsrs viii be answered unless they con-
tam a remittance, Postage Stamp To paw postage
on the answer. March %. ls57.--lys7
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19

II LAWTOE, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
IL. and Shoes. al Cusnng's Old Stand, Main ST..
staunton, Va. lie has in his employ Mr.. WrLiIAa
MArHsNY "a finished and experienced workman, who
will give his attention to the business.
March q, 1857
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
CHEAP
C A S II STORE j.

s5NHE subscriber Nate IF Waynesboro') would
4 respectfully inform the citizens OF Stauuton
and It's vicinity, that hsying purchased Of Col
BAYLOR his stock of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
=EsaX GO0DS,

and rented his Store House, opposite the Virginia
Hotel, will offer the same for cash, without regard
L.. u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
Rheumatism,' scrofuIa. Erysioe,s,
Discllarsing Ulcers.

most remaT kable aud happy change is produ
eed IN the appearance Of malignant uicers after a
few applications of this Ointment The surround
ing iedncss vanishes and granues Of healthy aest
begin 10 take the place of the discharged matter.
This process goes on or less rapidly until the
orfce is Tiled up with sound material and tho III.
Ger radically cnrad ~ -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-19
RAGSl. RAGSt!-

lust received rs dog. Cana Scat Chairs from
- Boatnn Of the latest style for sale los hy
Nay g lee7 A n CHANDLER
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the sad district be exercises and peos sihin his
present district. There shall be appointed district dge
for the district OF Texas who shall possess the same
powers and do and perform all such duties m his district rs
enjoyed In appertaning 10 the pres
ent district Judge for te district OF Texas And the district
Judge each district shall be e..led 10 the compensa-
on BY law provided for the present Judge OF the dis
trict CT fsxss.
SEC. s. and Ne % further enacted That there be APPOINT
ed person dstr stsorney and person as mar
shall for said district whose terms OF appontmen
aud service, well duties and ecluents shall be the
with those respectively apperainng u se said Offices
in the driet of Texas and said marshal shall gre me same
bond that other arshas required to giSe, TO oe ap
proved and recorded directed by law p, ov,sd,
That the present district attorney Of the district Of Texas
shall be the district attorney for the eastern district but
shall retain charge of all suits already commcnsed until the
final termination unless the President OF the United States
shall otherwise direct and the present marshal the district
Texas shall be the marshal Of the eastern district during
their respective official terms.
SEC. T. And be further enacted That all suits here
after be brought in either of said courts not OF local
nature shall be brought in the court of the district where
the defendant resides but IL there be than de-
ndant and they reside in different districts, the plaintiff
in either and send duplicate writ against the de-
PENDANTS directed the marshal OF the other districts
which writ endorsement shall be made that the writ thus
sent copy OF writ sued of the court Of the proper
District and said wri when executed and returned into the
Office from whence they issued shall constitute one suit and
be proceeded in accordingly.
Approved Feb 81 1857
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III tCkNAN Naval ourts Martial. London. 1851
III Major General Napier Military Lew. London, 1887.
Collection Sentences
efal Courts Nj irtial. London, 1870.
Historical of The British Army and the Law
Miiay. Lond n, 1876. -..s .--..a. ..... XIII.
q MART l.. London, 1895 '... .r. 49,.
sullivan OF Courts Martial London ia
Itough Practice of Courts Martial vol London la25.
Housn the Articles of War. vol. Cacu "a, 1876.
Houghs hook OF European and Naive sNaral
vol. Calcutta, le2 III .---..a.. F..
Houghs Military Authorities vol. Calcutta, 1879.
Guide des tibunaux Mliaires vols Paris, sS
Maby's Martial and aiiiiary Law. Boston, 1873.
Cheni, manuel des Conseils de Gcerro Pars, lef9.
Grifith's Milpry London ls4l
Du Justice Nilare. Fairs,
Martial and Military Law; by the "Auiborn Lon.
don, Isl0,
McNaghtcn Martial. London, lS2a. .
De Hart Military Law. New York, ls4a. ~
p'Bnen's Military aud Courts Martial Philadephia eiS
Gen Macomb o n Martial. New York, ls4
Adye Martial London, 1905.
Law London, 1900
Naval and Military Courts Martial. 2vo's, Lon
don 1906. ya +.
Regulations and Instructions by he British Adm rally
London, le26 s5......
Ilnshnsis Duties Of Judge Advocates London, 1s45 M
Pend rgass Relating ohices OF The Army. London,
1874 ..,...a.
Prenderg ss Law Relating Officers Navy Lon
don, 1854
war .ifsce Regulations London, Is4s.
The and Regulat for the Army Hezel's
MlitaTy Laws Wa.hi gion, 1886 $500
Army Service is4 Mutny Ac and Articles of War;
1853. vol London. t
Grneral Navy Register and Laws. Washington, Isis.
Feb a FR,NCK TAYLOR
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gle N Il n A l. N E w 8.

The LAST OF The LYoSSAsE PAssEYGERs-A letter from
Rio Janero gives the particulars of the picking by the
barque Essex arrived at that port Of the two be-
longing to the Inflated steamship Lyonnaise. 1t appears
from the evidence of these men, Of whom sailor
and the other blacksmith that they the survivors
of FIVE persons who got upon small raft constructed to
carry provisions tor the large raft which the ships
pany generally took refuge; and that this large raft il
supposed to have been stove in carried away during the
night after the fatal collision heard in the
night, and in the morning it nowhere to be seen
This imagine is the last shall hear of this
ribe catastrophe. #.
From FLoRDA.-The Jacksonville (Florida) Republican
of recent date has from Tampa in which the follow
ing paragraph occurs:
"We have in regard to the Indians SO far as
know up to this date here the troops have been entirely
unsuccessful in their pusu after Them although the cam
pagn may be said TO have opened fairly month ago. The
measles prevailing extensively in several volunteer
panes particularly in Moseley McMils and w. H. Ken
bricks One death by measles has occurred We almost
despair of thing decisive being effected though usual
our expectations are very large"
has passed law making additional Judge of the su-
preme court The vote in the house lo7 to o. Gov
Hamln has appointed to the place Judge Woodbury.
Davis removed by address of the democratic legislature
last year.
dated the 2lst, says:
nCyrus r. Ince arrested this afternoon at Paines-
vile the charge of swindng the Geauga Bank. He
had been doing extensive business in the West and
Southwest dsposing of drafts purporting be drawn by
Mr.. Buck, of Rochester, house in New York Ince
arrested by Mr. Gallagher of Cleveland yesterday on
account Of the Cleveland Bank but he effected compro-
mise and liberated. II is said he has raised by his
operations all the country between two and three hum
dred thousand doa-s"
THE LUMBER TRApE.-The lumber trade of Daren, Geor-
gia, is estimated at twenty million feet per snnum.
ANOTHER SEARCH ron Sin JoHs FaAsKLIs-Tbe British
Wing says that preparations being made in Canada
for expedition to go in search OF Sir John Franklin
For this purpose Dr. Rae is building in the Kingston dock
yard Arctic schooner to be ready May next to 20 to
Quebec, and thence to the Arctic regions.
GEORGIA TEMPERANCE STATE coSvEsros-The temper
anoe convention which met in Atlanta Friday TO NOM
mate candidate for governor very numerousy
attended Mr. Grisham, OF Cherokee called to the
chair and Mr. Seals of the Temperance Crusader acted as
secretary. The Atlanta lntelligencer says:
resolution was offered TO postpone the nomination
for governor until the annual meeting Of the State Tenn
perance Society in july and gentlemen advocated
the proposition. IL unanimously adopted Dabney
Jones offered resolution, the object of which was to or
game the temperance party in every county in Georgia
until the LIST Monday in October This having been
to, and there being other business the meeting adj
burned"
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OFFICIAL.
DrrA1rm.1r.

T~IAsURY DEPARTMENT.
November 20 1885.
hereby given 10 holders OF the loans of the
United States that this base the same unn
the 81 Of March unleFs shall be pes
ouy obiihed ind win psy, nteses accrued
the date OF e sE semi dividend iheTeon,
days additional ssseA
The veador, following Of
For the stock Of Ie42, premiom OF 10 per cent.
For The rock OF Is and 1873 EemuR per cent,
for the stock OF 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnify STOCK
premium OF per
Certificates transmitted The department.
Icr assigned United stEs ly The party
ea receive ssoceeds hereof
H., day Of January hale years interest be-
assigned ~ present Hockh0aer will be payable hereto
6,,e ana deduclC from pay
able for the stoek.
Payment assigned and anssfed WIN be Asads
by kssat Treasures al Boston, New fo<k, o.
Philadelphia at the ofon parties entitled 90 receive the
money! Expressed The letters accompanying tina
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov Ss-dt3dsiarchiG peerctsry OF The Treasury.
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Markets.

New YosK, Feb 2ip. m.-Cotton is buoy sales to-
day OF $500 bales Orleans middling, IA Upands
middling, 1875; Upands fair, l4ss Flour has declining
tsndcncysaes of 500 barrels State Sc south
Sc sc 3d. Wheat dullsaes of 90 900 bushels
prices are irregular Corn activesaes of S. 900 bushels
Mixed Is cents white ~ so cents yellow III II cents.
Pork buoyantmess, S22 Beef Is Chicago repacked
SIS So Lard steady at l4S cents in barrels Wbiskey
hgher-ohio, 20 cents Coffee is firm and acvesaes
of 500 bags Rio, 10 III cents Java I5 cents Sugar
is firm and active-Cuba ss 10 cents Havana f cents.
Moasses is active0rleans rs 76 cents. Spirits urpen-
tine is steady at SAY cents Resin is unchanged Rice ID
buoyant at 81 a AZ cents. Freights heavy.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public II

AN ACT to increase the pay Of the officers Of the army
BE enacted By The Senate and of Representatives Of
the United States of Anerica Congress assembled That
from after the OF the fiscal year.
the pay of officer of the army including
military sorekeeper shall be increased twenty dollars per
month"; and that the communication price Of officers subsist
shall be thirty cents per ration
SEC. g. And be further enacted, That the Secretary Of
War be authorized the Recommendation OF the council
extend the additional pay herein provided
any person serving chaplain at any post OF the army
Approved February Il, 1857
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washington insurance Company.
SuLserirtions b Cqpi.al Sloek Aulhoriasi.


aceodanee with the ons Of The "a seciion Of The act TO
incorpora in the eiy oil Washington
approved February TO- the ssbserhcrs being tc gersos
OF said hereby auborza utcriP
zion 10 be pened for the capital stock OF said at the sun
tionery VIM Bayy Pennysaia bsiween
l2h Monday, The 9Th Of March neal between
the lours Of ~ ard O'Clock o m.
provisions ead follows, aust be
richly comp led with;
Jrher That the persons nam the fore
going ea mnj1y OF them, hereby authorized open
bsepion he OF Washington for raising capital iok
OF hundred Thousand dollars IL shares q eny d'srs each
subscribing shalt 20 The abo
menoHed four dollars on each share iubeeed o and tn
sad twenty dollars shall be secured F. nfgoe
signed and endorsed faisaeuon Of sad psrsns o.
nly hem and thereof be demanded sued
portions the president and directors hsea
shall judge advisable H weeks Ia Tree
Of the gszctIes pin ed In The District OF Columbia
sILA5 II. hill,
H.a.z J. e Mcguire,
a. .eNF @ BENJAMIN n All, Is
SAMUEL BACON, #}a
q. .r.... ... JOSEPH BRYAN,
.a .. ....-l I. UGUSTU5 Il, TERRY,
z IF .......- c. MILLER,
...t .... WIN. =. DOVE, Hse.as.s
sg a.saH WALTER LENOX,
NJ w. CALF,
.h..sa. .a-....- a..a a.aa. WALTER HARPER,
....v..s.-.. .ss...- w WALL, rEa
... -aI .raa.-#.a .s..r.st WIN. r. BAYLY
WAsHIsoros February %, $751; .. H
2j-3 ,awtNBfg&d A
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BANKING House Of onubb Brothefs.

BankfnR
Washington, January 1, 1857.
IOHv ID BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
partners Banking House Brothers. The
will be composed Charles Cbubb, John
D. Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House in Davenport Iowa
composed Charles St Chuhh VIM. H.
II Barrow, under the firm OF Chubb Brothers. Barrow
Jan l. du CHUBB BROTHERS.
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REsTAUfsANT

D. ernois' Hotel Pennsyrania auenHe bepeen liza ana
18th streets, Washington, ID. @.
THE PROPRIETOR bees friends ard The public
that this recently esiahi he'd the most modern
and principle dining and fsr
ssd in The latest e engaged competent and pro
recently arrived from Patis where he has
gained nm reputation first rate artist nj his husInes
proprietor hms.f has dirtingnshed puaion ooh
in Of tue be arts ana caer
he a,,ers himself fail 10 give satisfaction 10
those who may favo him with their patronage.
well suppsd Win inc
Wines liquors. game, and other decaetes o. he season hat
and cold II, until IL, The proprietor mas
received from Europe large Stock o. chau
pagne cgnsc with general assortment o. me nnes o.
ourrs which he can onef lower thnh
any other city, barkei, single botc
Private shed md attended 70 on he
skoresi any part city Ice cream jelly pnpoicr,
and description Of confectionery business
Jan7 -e
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SPRING GOODS.

II OWEN SON, Military and Naval Merchant Tsoss, No 81
Il. Pennsylvania have opened their t invoice
goods comprising choice assortment OF casse and
ngs they invite Of their friends and
Feb 2l-d1w fSsfl
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Arny,s confectionery,

No. "a Bridge street, GsoTgetoru, ID. c,
VI HERE all furnished with the
ice creams cakes ,conect &c. the
moderate Medal awarded
exhibition OF Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
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F,on rieasaoNe

HKw YoRK, Feb. 2I.--A commercial letter from San
Juan, February H. states that Walkers forces have suffered
two Important defeats since the arrival Of the New Orleans
recruits Colonel Lockridges expedition s abandoned and
his troops are coming down the river on logs RATS &c.