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As matter Of information we would state
ihat en- Wednesday morning SHY or sixty friends
Of lasternai Improvements he'd cancrs in ore o
tLero Of the Capitol. tn confer relative 10 the
various river and harbor bills now pending in
beth Houses Of Congress, and whether IL would
be better 10 embrace them al in one bin or % nc:
upon ihem separately. The former proposition
prevailed and il in sheres,re printable shas the
chairman of the Committee on Commerce Of the
House viii report an sninsbus bill, and tha, the
friends Of such measures will endeayor to force
it through Congress by a ,wo-third vOte.-Un-
ion.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
L sub@cnbeTs have obtained from the
Orphans Court of St Mary's county. IN
Mar land letters OF administration on
The personsi estate Of Joseph Van Ris-
"'sk- late OF said county. deeea.rd. All
persons having claims. against the said
decreased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
'hessssns wi'b-ih, proper voucher. there.
OF. To- the sub-cSibsss on or before the
goth OF May. 1887. o'hprwt<e they may
De excluded by Law from all benz 6, OF
the said estate. Given undrr oui hands
this 18th day Of h+e+mber, 1856.
<f-lg fu G. FRED. MADDi X.
+El D.. l.. VAN kISWICK,
) e =. .Ugll,f... AdmitistI t.'rs.
Dec. 18th, 1sj6-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

NoTiCE is hereby given that The
- subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of 81. Mays ccuniy. 10
Maryland letters. te~timeasary on the
persoasI e.ts.e cf John GIrenweli of
Philip. late Of St. Msry's co., decreased.
All persoas having CLAIMS against the said
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the ssme@i,h the proper uchers there
Of 10 the Subscribers on at b. fore q 2; b
Of MAY, 1887. otherwi>e they may
be excluded By law from all benefit &C
the said estate Given under our hands
this 18th day OF recember, 1886. o.
JNO. \. CAVALIER,
b. G. HARRIS.
Executors.
Dee 18Th, 1S56-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
The Wisconsin E.ectoral Vote.

The Wisconsin Electoral vote.--A
messenger having in charge the electoral vote OF
Wisconsin, arrived in Washington las, week.
Tie vo'e, ii will be recoIlected. was M, cas-, on
the FIRST Wednesday Of December. as directed by
law, IN conseq"ence Of severe snow siorm hav-
ing prevented the electors from reaching the State
capital in season. They arrived, however, on
the following day, cast the vote OF the State M
usual, and appointed messenger to convey il
TO Washington.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22


R5SFd. a. the residence o. his uncle Charjes
F. shaw. 10 Charles county, on the s,h oi
this month. JOHN EDWARD SHAW. in
The 2lst year OF his age. eldest >on OF DR..
Joseph Ford Shaw. o. aAis county. ,.5 s....
in the death OF this Young man NAV he
found Il king and Impressive n.oral-,he
uncertainty 0f lIse--;he certainty OF death.
Is itnoi . melancholy cons deyation to know
that one so blessed BY his Maker, with talents
rare and Tar beyond those ordinarily civpn--
blessed by the kindness OF devoted father.
with a.6Dished edueaton. AMI by has own M
dnsiry. with requirements an iiirTaiure OF the
highest order; with a character un>rntied or
unsuIiitd b. suspicion; the idol (t.esesvediy)
OF parents. relations and friends; with bright
future To himself and usefulness 10 his cour
Try awaiting INN, ''should BE- sakenl" 3.
Wien last the authoT of this humble trf-
butte TO his memory saw him M his own resi-
dPner. how gay. how hopesult Gay. in the
consciousness that his ewn soed condurt
through HE had exempted hlm from,
aught to answer TO man- hopeful in the
knowledge that the early and well impressed
lessons Of morality would direct his future ca
rerr TO one Of usefulness fo hes fellow brings.
and lead 10 the possession Of the rrp:tsss Of
ali blessings, the enjoy ment of Heaven. .a-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

AK I.DIAxA PsErzss DEAD.-Ws regret 20
hear &c tie death OF ii-s. Julia L DGmont. She
Was one Of lndiana's earliest and sweetest pce:S,
although her name had tecome somewhat unfa-
nailiar 20 the present generation. FROM the desue-
tnde into which her pen for years had fallen. She
was Use wife &C Hon. John Damont, = distin-
gaissea lawyer Of southeast IndiaEas aud the
naOsher Of Col. f. Dumonf, Prssiaens &c the
STATE Bank.-LafaYesse yo~rns1.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
st. 41lorn's Batol,
LEOTARD TOwS. ID.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANpa. 1877

~ We are vain enough to ihanIhe Editor
OF The Planters Advocate for his endly and
ha;tcring notice of ''us and ours I'm has last
paper. When we think the Advorr requires
a similar act Of civil';y, we shall beiviI To the
extent of our ability. Atpreseni. concentration
would be trI;e
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
1917 ENral.NrE FoR S1LE.

savHE STEAM E.AG;LNE and FIX-
TURES oa ~. tnigors' Manor = el.ef-
..igeFsale. loa~sher with 4 TIMBER H.A-
CON asa tie necessary inois. &e., TOR tim
her hauling. The Engine IS some thirty
hszSe poxsr. m capital Fers,r and complete
sr6rkiun orjes, and can be seen IN OPERATION at
aas tisne during tL- nrxi iwu weeks. u has
as,arhrd our OF Pages Circular SaNs COM
.plpse. The whois. VIII be sold bargain
Faraerms sssI particulars apply to Geoss- 3.
K:ne.. Attorney N Law. t.scnaFd IeWn
Mwhasi I" ARIEL. 81. lnigurs'. or 10 Tie sab
srriber. Georgesown. ID. q.
G. e. LANCASTER.
Dee. 25sh. l656--at
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

SRcRRrs o. vEKTiI.Arsox --Lri the aW en-
ter tie house ls.~iy hy a large aperture. lskr q
eosnnsoa window, AMI rapahle 81 rrguiairon
n.she sameway. Les IA eater sspsr sgsan.
a. Be f;.ere epInplpsely warunrd. md ts.rn
tet 10 pass ftet4F through the WHOLE zzise. ain
&airr'aiI ne ayfxrnsrnts. either NJ t. doors or
hg express rh:sssn~!3. Take I'll The nsed asf
81 she ehians- aud an cprn lires OF. 10
crowds. provide larger and .&pyss asp~nins.s;
stisese e. no ts,sEs % BE- done. dazzses iisae
we have sem vvn.itassd in iliiss;s;sp:r .anpEe-
tending, uhn,y s;rrisas usaaser are the best
vrnlIlaiej we~l4avE ever catered. u - 400
u,sn the tate OF the mysterious sIie pipes. fun-
neiS, tubes. and valves, BY which ven,,la.sn
y frequently syGnboiizsd. rather 10 indicate
ventilation than Ca effect d. -
SOMETHING ,NovEI.--A Freq Supper was
given in BnsIon on Thursday evening last, by
"a distinguished boE risaat, 10 few lrl~nds.
Thu Times says The ''gam." was OF his own
psocpring. anu Of the right kin,i-hav'ng
pond manor Oi the same NEAR Chelsea. The
frog bsisiness is becoming enc 81 importance,
!! and the Tinies hears thar rs many a> 400
far green hides are prccHzs=t day.aby good
spogtsnrn.. They sell Or $3.50 PEI hundred;
aud when they become better knoWD n "a
BE t!esieacy. they vi ttsszn<A.i ! I'D hsehps
price. No taste has % - essinsafrd hseniog
.hem. when propeslv Fonka. ilr lisuszwliI
come lssA a.s she aGuotatsbas u ssse ffos Fksa
BrigA ~ Il -. -, g
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

a . -. .r' 81. et E~t4tE go 80
NER. ANDMRS. GEORGE 9. KING.
AS4 having Tented the stlyrihng- hoase 81
Ma q. r. aladdDx, near Leasaafd fcwn. .afs.
prepared TO accomnaeGaie }, lais.leds nuss.s.er
oil pupils a. boarlerS- Those c0sasnitssd 80
their csle wIii be sfsated la eveft rrsperf IL
Hirinbrrs OF he ianily. Lui val &c .exrs.kssl
TO eon.orn strictly 10 IA ssreis1asl0s - Il.
bed iasEhern. 4 Il
The cotIse OF ia>tIuesssa ]. III j IS
shosoas,s and 10 afford aIl'ihe 1aIsa - = s. !
poiIie education. 10 wall esebssce <srT4 - i
81 al E.DgI,sh educaisen, ipgetlszf sz :. !
French language and muse .s1u Ire i. =.
Every regard viii be- pau q nlosas aud De
Pertinent IS we'll as intellectual ass nrsssss NJ
The advertisers. proposing 50 dryOte tIsesn-
selves 10 the business Of instructors. IL sLfI:-
ei-nt encouragement 10 that end BE- alTonied.
hope u obtain q tar share Of pubic psaFcn-
age ~ss.f --..-..s.Er 81 -t lB 80 Ty ssa
1913 --i sa ..Iaas.2 AS
a. o. - TEAMS.
Board. including washing. lights, fuel. bed
dug. &c-, per session 0! ten months, 500
English. per sessScn, ..- 'e15.s %
Fgeuch, % Ga ~ ft FH.s{saf4g.E Nj
Music. o" . Including use os piano. 81
or Al same rafcs per quarter oi "a s1aeni:rs.
BoarGerS, sIucyine ali the hra..c:sfs VII be
eni.s.eJ 10 deGUeiscn 81 5000 On TIRE tnrr-
gong rates, If they cO:Dpleie the sess:cn, bu,
not Otherwise.
> Dag scholars wiii also be taken .. the
abOve rates Of instruction. --a r. sts -
Z Jan 15ah, iS57-3m. bass srrz
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

The Storn.-We learn II m gentlemen,
lately arrived from 81. ln,goes, hat duriag the
storm Of Sunday evening last, a barn was blown
a6lEn "a that district, gripping valuable horse,
nseveral chimneyswere blown of
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

Fer Nicaragua.--Thes steamer Texas lefi
yesterday for Nicaragua, having on board 440
emsrants in the sieerage, with several officers of
The NicarHgnan army, and a number of families.
Among the Officers was Col. p. r. Mancosos,
The NicarOguan agent at this port, who goes, we
understand TO learn the true state of things in re-
gard 10 Walkers prospects. lie takes consid-
cratic quantity Of provisions, dc. TIE Texas
was detained until 4 O'Clock awaiting the arriva,
OF The John Simonds, on b"ard Of which are about
one hundred men, under Col. Titus, from ST.
Louis. The Sim"nds not arriving. she sailed
without them.-.N: o. Bulletin 99h.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
] !, and in No eondIl

= but We cannot expec, nail-earrier 10 ac-
comp'ish impossibhties. and :.from what we
have learned of the condition of the roads, we
should regard the arrival of The post here at this
time as feat worth mentioning capital letters.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CONTROLLERS REPORT,

The aggregate receipts into the treasury
f,r ,he fissai year. eDdei the 9th OF SepteSi-
Der. 1856, wrrr 8! .23u, S72, which ad'seo e
1892 90 .,93. Zine balance n iAe Isress...
On the ,3aSh OF Sepiea.bsf. 1857 makes ,h'
,,,a, aa,ounl in the Treasury, junng me rs
cal year, s., So. 29t .33.
A comparison Of these rrce;pis wih Nos
of the proceeding fiscal year. vii show a.i
ference IN favor of the Aggregate recpipts 10
t:I's fiscal year ending 3Oth- ci Sepssn'oe'
1856, uG so .6i9.42
II viii also appear that the receipts 'ros
revenue which accrued during the year lu'
rIoseL. exceed those of the prereedfng hSc'
wear b.. iile sum OF III .i6J.Ul, oawhns'an'
Z - a s..s..f e ,l,a <ssn ,xxn Tax al the la
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

CGGnrthtV ~ w a<ufng5pu rtars Ud t8t%~ GF008Ss
on which he averres iltat Cen. e ass - heeis
OfEertsI tho ps'acipai srat an the next cahinst,
and hal accepted ~ its~ms he a0ld Gen.
Cas- n was rnmor-d he had heen offered the
plare, and Grn. Cas> Esplvet. "a too two 10
make hsrgain:" whereupon Mr. d. saga
ciously inlerreJ il.at the two bad made bar.
gain. and confidently asserted i, as . Eaet. =
The New York Express says thar Me. B.
"is wordy. g0ssipping. imaginative Old
gentleman. who had n quarrel ssss:h che
French Minister, because he shot rats" es-
lMpoRrASr TO LANDHoLDEas AEz TES-
ANTS In one of the ward courts IN New
York. last week. a sun Was brought Tor q
years rent Of a kpu>r. winch the tenant ha.!
aoiira'ed al the end o. one quarter. iNngsrlna
the proportion ui rent Tor that period. which
the landlord refused to accept. and appealed
IN due tirHe 10 tine law. The tenant proved
that the house was 80 infested wish rats. lnlre
aud every variety oi smaller vrTuiIn. that. u
was un,nhabilah!e, ii haLilaiion Implies cons-
lor. The jury awarded 20 the landIoEd only
The rent OF the quarter during which tie Irn-
ants endored the NUISANCE.
d SrexyxD An exchange contains the COL
lowing notice -" Broke IB,e the roekst oil
the rd;loT i'ihis paper sorar iiuIe during the
week. ten cent piece. Who II bvl.ngS tu
or where il came from IS a naisiery TO as, and
We earnestly request the owner 20 come aud
take IL away ; we have iepn without monet
s0iong. that its use is pntssely forgotten. Up
on one side is brsutifui souag laiy with 9
kanJkeFchiefso her ey~s--weeping 20 ihipl
she has no mate. and a night cap ON ., pois
a. a Sirnai Of distress
DespoT,sM -Algerron Sidney said
n will be iesc ~ tir right of one mar. "a
-. nasias. de$potically y hen fins
nhmash.. world with boots
- their 5arks.'
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Dec. 18Th. lss6--4w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
MOVEMENTS OF THE NAILS
KAIL DEPARTURES.

EAIL DEPARTURES.
ChattanooVa r. R. Daily leaves at o'clock D. n; closes
TAP m. This mail carries al matter for the Fast
ern Gn1 Southern cities. Huntsville, ruscumbia Mem.
ph' Little Rlcl ani their depsad-nsies.
ChaJanoogl r. r., Daily, leaves At N o'cloek a. m /;
clJses at : p. n. This NAL carries an the way,
mail o. this route and bra1eh. routes
L'ul'yiie, Daily leaves At O'Clock closes at \ p.
S',sno1. Ss o. - "5
Sparta Monday, "Wednesday aud Thursday; leaves at
o'c ock a. m closes AZ - O'Clock p. m.
Charlotte Huntingdon Jackson aud Trenton leaves Tues
day, Thqrsfay and Saturday az O'Clock m; closes
stTH p.
n 3'sa-' Sd and Fdd3y at O'Clock a nj closes at II
Columbia LawrsnceSurg, Florence, &C. Tuesday, Thurs.
CAV and Saturday; leaves at o'cloek m closes at
Clsrksvi1 Dover Hoptinsviile &C. leaves MONDAY We'd
R1selye and Springfield leaves Tuesday, ThurEdsy and
sa urday A. 5 O'clock An c'oses a. ~ p. n.
Oenrsyl- Vernon &c leaves Tuesday and Friday at 70
O'Clock m; closes at 20 =.
ARRIVALS OF MAILS.
Chattanooga r; R., Daily, at g. O'Clock a. n.
Louisville ="
Lebanon, Tue 'dsy, Thursday isnf sa,urdsy st6p.m
Lebanon au1 Sparta Monday Wednesday and Friday
Charlotte, sundqy, weiresday and FiIayatqp
Counbla, Paltsk, &C, Monday, Thursday aad Saturday
at II a.
couu5ls, Lawrenoe5urg, &c, Sunday, Wednesday and
F-iiny al II IN.
C'rksyilz, sandy, v Wednesday aud Friday atop
Z .ssevile, Moud1y Wednesday and Friday at .. m
C.ntreyile, Tuesday and Friday at IL A. m.
~ Al letters 'or regi,trStion be handed into the
o1ise by2E o'c,ock p. n. s. n. ANDERSON. P. NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
Gold Medal Pianos!

o. WALLER STREET, NEW YORK EsErz=7
Oh Received the following FIEsT PRIzs
MEDALS Competition with the bestmSkersT III N n
OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. -
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington. March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No.
vember 1885, being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace
New Yort November, 1856. Among the judges the
first Musical Talent Of the Country, such VI. Mason,
Gottschak, Woenhaupt and many others. st. s. Pi-
amos. with and without the Iron Frame) warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
decl8-iy-y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street. NEW YORK.
And No. 10 State street, BoeToz.
P. Co., Agents for the influential largest
circulating Commercial Papers both In the United States and
the Csnadas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.

Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
! ENGRAVINGS OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, Ec0LE de PHARMAOIE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, affixed upon each wrap.
per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public againt INIT ATosswhich
liable to the severest penalties courts ofaw can award
nR H. A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College OF
IL Vienna and Royal College of Surgeons London, may
be personally consulei at his residence 157 Prince street,
(few ho Of Broadway New York, from II in the
morning Ill and from till in the evening, (Sundays
excepte1O unless by special appointment.
gRIESEMAR No. 1, Is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERNATORRHGA and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse ndscrminate excess or too long
in hot climates. 1t has invgorated and restored
per health thousands Of the detitated who
the enjoyment of all the Func ions Of Manhood and
whatever may he the CACsEl, every DlsQUALlFlCA-
TION for MARRIAGE is eectualy subdued by this Won
derful Uiscoyeryl
TRIESEMAR No II; completely and entirely eradicates
all traces Of GonorhHa both its mild and aggravated
forms GIees strcturss Irritation Of the Aadder
teDtion the Urine Pains of the Lon and Kidneys and
those disorders where Copaiva and Cubs bs have long
been thought an andote the ruin Of the health of vast
portion Of he population.
TRIEsFMAR, No Ills the great Continental Remedy
oSyps and Secon ary Symptoms. 1t also constitutes
certain cre Scurvey Scroula and all impurities from
the vital altogether to eradicate the virus OF
disease and never fang Remedy for that class Of
orders which unfortunately the English ply cian treats
Mercury the inevitable destruction Of the patients
constitution, and which all the Sarsspaa in the world
TRIESEMAR, No. and g. are prepared in the form Of
ozenge devoid Of taste SMELL and can be carried in the
wastcOa pocket Sold in tin cases. and divided into
ate Doses administered by Valpeau, La Imam, Roux Ri
cord &C.. Price SO eaeh four in for 80,
which $ and in S27 cases. whereby there is saving
OF 80.
Special arrangements having been made with the
Expresses the dollar Of r esemar, and the aTg
er forwarded by DIR. Barrow, carriage paid, mme
datey receiving remittance to part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
the writer thus securing the public genuine European
preparations, and eectuay protecting them from spur
pernicious imtStion The three dollar sent
usual but not free OF carriage.
To had as, from ~ Barrow, tn 2 beautifully ustrat-
ed and p1pu ar work. "HU UMAN FRATLTY, or PHYSI0LO-
GECA RESEARCHES" IL describes in a clear and lucid
the and effects OF the diseases above
sed with instructions for their proper treatment and
Price 25 cents. Sent free to any address
Address DR.. BARROW, 15T Prince Street, Oev blocks
west of BroadgaVO New York. noy5-1ydy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

a CARD.
AM manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foundry
in this city, good assortment Of
Stoves and Hollow-Ware,
Ovens Pots Skets and Lids Sad-Irons and Andirons
different patterns for the wholesale and retail trade
small profits.
Aso Tin, Copper and SheetIron Ware ofhe best quality
at lev figures few hne chamber Brittana War
and No. ! Refrigerators, on hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid Roofing Gutterng with
Tin or Copper
~ Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
ex-hange for ray manufactures.
H. P. DORRIs,
iyS0-6m No. College st, near Church st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
Mount OIivet Cemetery.

FINHE Directors OF this Company announce to the
Pu0c, that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and walks and portions Of the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The nap Of the grounds be the Office Of lin D.
ssy Crockett where the public invited 10 call and
anime the same.
TIE Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public to
money pains make il equal 90 any Cemetery in the
Union, and such Nashville may feel pride in.
TIE DemetTy IN the charge Of competent Super
intendeni living the ground under whose direction ia
ternents will b. c n the best manner and usual
charges
The Directors of the Company desirous that the
grnun should be visited the Citizens Of Nashville and
for that purpose will leave the oce Of Lindsey
and Crockett o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Bird inst
Andon every Friday afternoon thereafter al the same hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies Rld Families icsrous Of visiting the grounds, viii
be called for their residences by senGng their cards. to
the President Of the Company.
A. v. 3. LINDsLEY, President.
@. W. NANCE, Sec'y. BuG iy8-ti
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Cheap Cash Store.

Cheap Cash Store.
CHAS. III. WATERS s. CO.,
Successors to F. Birdsall l. COY
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BROoMs, ,CoRDAGE E,TwINEs, &c.
HAVING largely repenished stock, and also intro
duced many articles not heretofore kept this esab-
shment able offer induceme the former
patrons Of this house, and dealers generally surpassed
BY any other house in this city We shall keep constantly
hand full and complete assortment 1f every article in
this line Of business and determined to sustan the
this business and It will be greatest endeavOr give
Wood and Willow Ware manufactured to order at the
shortest notice The following list though complete
will give more general idea Of our stock in store
BrOOms.
$50 dozen large Shaker Brooms
400 do. small do DO;
8I5 DO. steamboat do superior quality;
goo do. doi do; common
$50 do. plain and common Brooms;
|. 300 do. fancy hf Brooms and whisks.
every variety and in anyquantity all orders viii ieoeivs
Cedar Ware.
Iron hound red Cedar Buckets and Churns: brass
bound red Cedar Buckets ion bound white Cedar Tubs
ohurns, PgEns Buckets Kesers brass bound white Cedar
churns Buckets. Water Cans and Kseers Cedar Faucets
COrdage.
or every description consstng IN part OF Manila; Hemp
Coton and Jue Rope al Sizes Hemp Bel Cords Cords
and pow Lines Hemp Packnl and Lead Lines; Cotton
Cords Plow Lines and Sash Cords; Manila Cords and
Clothes Lines; spun Yarns, Marlin
Buckets Churns Tubs Keelers Fancy Cabs Covered Buk-
cts. Patent Chnrns Wagons. .wheelbaTrows, &e., &c.
Mats.
Alicante Jute, Manila Cocoa Husk, Corn and Rope Mats
Plain and Fancy Door Rugs Sheep skin, Palm Leaf Table
and Buggy Mats, &e., SC.
Brushes.
Shoe, Horse, Scrub, Stove, Nhitewash Hat Clothes
Whk Brushes Fancy Feather Floor and Hearth Dusisrs
White Ware.
Dash ChurnS Covered Backets Tubs Stsve Half fBushes
Horse aud osteru Blu kets Barrel Churns, Kegs Deck
Buckets, Salt Boxes Well Buckets Buckeyes Poplar aud
Maple BOWS ohoPpns Trays, Patent churns, Ball Boxes
Baskets.
gooi assortment constantly hand the best Of
french and Fancy Baskets in the city. Willow Clothes Mar
ket Hamper school, Dinner and Work Baskets; oW CrS-
dies Cabs Wagons Chairs, Oak Feed Peach Clothes Book
Corn, Rattan Baskets Fancy Embroidered Work Pringed
Hstiee stick oece, Trieste Reucule, FEeseh KNIFE Tunb
Ter, Card, Fruit, H., Ac.
Measures.
Iroa Buund and Plain Half Bushels Sets Small Measures
Cedar Half Bushels, Sealed Measures OF every kiad.
Handles.
Poplar, Sugar Tree ana Steamboats, BrOsn Handles in
any quantity Axe Handles, TurRed and SHAVED Pick Fork
and Mop Handles.
Sundries.
Matches, seiVes Backing, Rolling Pins Butter Prn,s
Moalds Saddles, Root HAmes, Wrapping Paper Gotten
hops Curry Combs, oskum, Potato Washers Cocoa Dip.
psrs. KNIFE Trays Tar Cans Soap Starch CandIss
Bung staris, Toy suekets, Tack. Ae 4e
cHAs. II. WAT ERs 90,
10 10 Main ST. between Frsni and ooaG Gtia Cincinnati
Oct. iB.-diy.