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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
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TIE UNITED STATES LIFE IN.
SURANCE, ANNUITY ~ TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Assets, January lst, 1856, 81 ALL
6I2,42.
N. B.--Losses promptly adjusted and
paid through the Office Of General Agen-
cy, at Richmond, Va.
International Life Insurance Society OF
NEW YORK and LONDON.
Capital 50, 100000.
n. B.--A Guarantee Fund Of 100000
deposited with tile Comptroller Of the
Stale of New York, for the security aud
benefit Of ALL policy holders in llie Uni
ted States.
The Insurance Of the lives Of Slaves
not exceeding three fourlhs and Two thirds
of the actual cash value Of Slaves will be
taken.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
Newark, N. J. ;, Jan. / 1856.
Nett accumulation, S2.23O, OO5,47
Total am to Jan. IL, 1886, 7l5,492,66
Total amount, ,336,990,s4
Grand Total, s4.2s2, 4ss, 97
WedicGl Eraminers.--G. +. Mason,
NJ. d.; H. 7. Cooke, NJ. D.; John A.
SiraiIh, NJ. D.; K. p. Magruder, M. D.,
l.. s. Elcheb-rger, NJ. ID.
u The Agent will give his prompt
attention and personal supervision 10 all
risks whenever and wherever requested
SO 10 do.
u Application TO be made 10 j. p.
BROWN, Esq. Post Master, Charles
town, or to the Agent through the Pos.
Office, CharlestOwn.
~ Mr.. Herbert will visit Shepherds
town on The Isl Saturday III each month.
May II. 1856. 26--ly'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

" hen all s,imulanls fail, the renovatlng and
bracing properties Of these Pills give firmness 10
the shaking nerves and enteebled muscles OF The
victim OF general debility.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
General WeakneSS--NerVOuS Complaints.

time.
General WeakneSS--NerVOuS Complaints
When all siimulanls fail, the renovating and
bracing properties OF these Pills give frmness to
the shaking nerves and enteebled muscles oil The
victim OF general debility.
Delicate Females.
All irregularities and aIlments incident TO
the De licaIe aud sensitive organs of the sex are
removed or prevented 10y few doses Of the Sc
mild, but hdalhabie Alternatives. No mother
who regards her own or her children's health
should fail. 10 have them within her reach.
Scientific Endorsements.
The, London Lancet" the London "Med-
cal Review and the most eminent of the ia
Guilty in Great Britain, France and Germany,
have eulogzed the Pills and their inventor.
HoHoway'S Pills are The best remedy
knO,0n in the ,oorid for The foLowing
diseases:
Asthma Indigestion
Bowel Complaints Influenza
Coughs Inflammation
Colds luward Weakness
Chest Diseases Liver complains
Costveness Lowness OF Spirits
Dyspepsia Piles
Diarrbea Stone and Gravel
Dropsv Secondary Symptoms
Debility Venereal Affections
Fever and Ague Worms Of all kinds
Female Complaints Headaches
~ Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway so Maiden Lane, New York, aud
224 Strand, London, by all respectable rrug-
gists and Dealers in Medciue throughout the
U0ited States and The civilized world, in boxes at
As cents, c. ID cents. and 81 each.
{gy- There is a conside a bic sav ing by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dueclions for the guidance of pa.
tents in every disorder affixed 10 each box.
July 26 1856. 36-iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

The above are all from persons who publicly know
where they reside, and who would make these state
ments without thorough conviction that they
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

Senate Chamber, Ohio, Aprii 5th, 1884
" DIR. ]. C. AYER-Honored Sir have made a thor
ough trial Of the CATHARIc PTLLs left your agent,
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found suffering Tile FIRST dose re-
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel i'm better health than for
years before which attribute entirely the effects
OF your CATHARTIc Pills. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS b. METCALS."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ing from abuse Of mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
Professor BIedsoe,s Lecture.

The lecture of Professor Bledaoe at the 'Cente-
nary Church, on Friday night, was attended by a
very large and intelligent audience. The aim
of the lecture was to show the futllity of human
efforts in various ages and countries to reform so-
cety by working from the outside, instead Of
purifying the heart whose disorders were the cause
ofall the disorders of government and of the world
We shall not attempt sketch of this powerful
and mastery production. Distinguished through
out by that profound thought which is character
stic of this eminent man. it contained passages as
splendid in diction as msjestic in true philosophy
We congratulate the Christian Association upon
securing the services Of such lecturer, and it is
matter of that the University of our
Stsfe numbers in her brilliant corps of professors
this gigantic intellect, pronounced by some of our
rlpest scholars, "the first thinker of the age, and
whose lofty powers are consecrated to the cause
of Christianity rs we'll as of learning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
DIED,

On Saturday, 18th inst, ct 4 A. H., Mrs. SARAH
MILLS, sonsort Of Nicholas Mills, Esq in the 10th
year Of her sse.
Her funeral will take place from the residences Of
her husband, on Leigh street, on Tuesday, 10Th inst,
at IL o'clock A. II.
1t o'clock, on Sunday morning, Mn. NARY r.
VALENTINE, consort of Thomas n. Valentine,
aged 70 years.
Her faneral will take place at her late residence,
on Governor street, at IL o'clock next Tuesday
morning The friends and sequaintances of the fsmi-
ly are respectfully invited to attend.
On Sunday morning, 18th inst, at o'clock in the
lad year Of his age, JOSEPH A. WEED, late mer.
chant of this city
His friends and scqusntances invited to attend
his funeral, from St. Peters Cathedral, Tuesday
morning, at II O'Clock.
BARN BUkNr.--The barn of Mr.. Morgan Utz. sbcut
two miles from Fincsste, Va, was destroyed by fire
on Monday morning last, about 20 O'Clock together
with the greater part Of his crop, farming imple-
meuts &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

The learned blacksmith, Mr.. Elihu Burritt, il
ssid TO speak twenty languages. He went to
Peace Congress in Paris TO persuade the nations
TO beat their swords into plough shares and their
spears into pruning hooks. But bis twenty tongues
failed to bring about the millennium. The Crimeau
war followed speedily on Mr.. Burrit:'s mission to
Paris, and deferred indefinitely the prospect Of
universal peace.
II Il iuiinased that Mr. Burritt hes not relin'
pushed his hopes Of securing the triumph of the
Olive Branch He may make another trip to Eu'
rope with the same benevolent intentions which
prompted mis- former visit. If he has any sucn
Intention, we advise him to execute 1t speedily,
Gen. Won Groebem, or Won Grabbem, is already Oh
the march for Switzerland, with hundred and
thirty thousand Prussiaps, and unless be is inter
cepted by the learned Black smith, or by European
diplomacy, his hussars will. be'pitching Neufcna'
into the lake, or, what is more likely, breaking
their ov necks over some of the mountain passes
OF that picturesque country. We advise Congress,
therefore, TO hurry up the appropriation ior the
Collins steamers, so as to enable them to put on
plenty OF steam aud help Burritt to reach Europe
before Won Grabbem breaks into Switzerland.
whilst having no desire to dispute the sincerity
of Mr.. Burrtt, we regret that We cannot share his
agreeable snticipations of the speedy arrival OF
universal peace 1t is true that the battles Of EN-
pires are In these modern times, often waged with
the pen. but that the sword Il not wholly discard
ed-Iet the Crimea, with it's six hundred thou
sand slain, bear solemn and emphatic witness
The present ominous aspect of the relations OF
Switzerland and Prussia--a quarrel which may
involve all Western Europe-and the immense
standing armies which all the great powers keep
on foot, look like anything but the millennium
The enormous Navy of Great Britain, girding the
island with one vast floating battery, and watch
ing with seepless vigilance on every sea, SHOWS
that the Lion is not yet preparing to lie down WITH
the lamb.
la this country, separated by wide ocean from
the strifes of Europe, and knowing nothing OF
bs.t,es but bv the newspapers, we are apt to con
Guide that the world is becoming pae'hc' anu VIII
soon convert its warke iron into agricultural
implements. We may consider ourselves fortu-
nate if our deluson is not practically dispeled by
war nearer than Europe. We have enjoyed
long interval of peace. More than forty years
have passed since hostile cannon was heard up
O our shores. In addition to peace we have hsd
plenty, freedom, equality, an accumulation of pc.
liical aud social blessings, such as no nation ever
before enjoyed. We caEnot expect all this to be
perpetual. If our distance from Europe secures
us from aggression from that quarter, we have
dangers nearer home which we commend espe
ciaiIy to the attention of Mr.. Elihu Burritt who,
IL we mistake not, has been prominent agent in
the sectional agitation which lately threatened
the security of this country,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

- 70 Bvssnsss nss.-OsscEs, DnArrs, &c.-
~ yS.s 10 sbsue sndtns, ssA masy bslns9 ~ -
.irs % commence viii nsw Chssh - psaN Beoes.
Theee can b. furnished = the Dispassh ONES. -
ersyed In style Of elegance sHsarpsasd sny whsss.
0sutismsn who desire Cheeks engraved, bni heads,
- ,urpsssns any thing in hare, should call md
.~.mipe specimsns 1t the Dispatch eountins-room.
Th.v can have them with such visnsttss end orna-
ments q are in the specimens, or with any Others
that their fancy may suggest. Ordsn for Cheeks,
pr.as Certi6ostes Of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
ain Heads re, be filled in the most satisfactory
manner and ut rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bsnkers Corporation Ofieers and othen should or.
anime spesInena.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

AT PERNAMBuco, It'll Dec Ship Cambridge,
Sparrow. from Richmond, dscbarging.
Ar Rio JANEIRo, Dec. 49, Bark Fame, Spaight,
Richmond.
HOLMES HOLE, 12:h Jsn-Arrived. 6chr. EmeIne,
Peach. Richmond, for Msrblehead 18th, Schr. Arc.
tulus, Cobb, Richmond, for Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
Further from Nicaragua.

JThe following despatch from our New Orleans
agent looks rather improbable. and was doubtless
furnished by the purser Of the Texas-REP1
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. l5.-The Texas brings San
Juan dates of the 10th
Gen. Henningsen received reinforcements on the
9Th December, and on the 10th, after the siege OF
Granada bad been prolonged for nineteen days,
succeeded in driving the enemy before him with a
loss of fourteen hundred men, Henningsen's loss
was two hundred. The odds against him were
ten to one.
Walker took Rivas without opposition, the enc
my evacuating the place on hearing of his ap.
proach.
ing at Punta Arenas, repairing the steamer, which
would take about FIVE days, when they were de-
termined to proceed up the river.
Just as the Texas was leaving, messenger ar
rived At the station Walker, fearing something
wrong, had come over the lake, and finding the
state affairs were in, recaptured Fort San Carlos,
which had been taken by the enemy, and was ra
pidy coming down the river, scattering all before
him.
FURTHER DETAILS
Returned Nicaraguans give contradictory but
generally rather dismal accounts The capture of
the Sao Juan river was effected by American
named Spencer, formerly mate OF one OF the Tran
sit Companys boats, some boat hands and three
hundred Costa Ricans Besides all the river boats
they took Forts Castillo and San Carlos and both
of Walkers large lake steamers, leaving him only
one schooner and few bungoes.
Several Nicaraguan officers are passengers on
the Texas. Some say that Walker is gone case
while others are hopeful
meeting of Walkers friends, ninety of whom
came on the Texas, will be held in a few days.
1t is reported that Spencer is in the pay of Com
modore Vanderbilt. The British assisted him with
gun boats.
Col Lockridge, attempted to retake the boats lying
there but the British commander gave notice
that he would not allow it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
Skating and its Dangers.

In our local column will be found the account of
the drowning of little boy the son of Mrs Coch.
ran, on Saturday last. This event should be a
warning TO parents to take care that the fascina
ting sport Of skating shall be INDUCED in by their
children under props care and guardianship. Lit
tie boys should not be allowed to go on the ice
unless under the care of some grown person who
can keep them out of danger, and put check upon
their adventurous dispositions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

DEATH OF An OLD CITIZEH.-Mr. JOSEPH A.
WEED. one of our oldest citizens, died yesterday
morning, after an illness of several days aged -
years He was one of the purest and most upright
men We ever knew, and cannot have left an enemy
behind him. He viii be remembered long by those
who knew him, for his quiet, unpretending and
sincere manners, as he moved about amongst his
neighbour. He was that noblest work of God, an
honest man and an old age, serene and bright,
has led him TO the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

WRECK.-The schooner Moses c. Learned, Lea
witt. from Virginia, arrived at New York 18th inst
having on beard the crew of the brig William d.
Ssultz, of Esstport from Richmond for N. York,
which vessel was abandoned on the 9th instant,
about 20 miles Z. S. E. of Cape Henry having
sprung aleak two days previously in terrific gale
The brig was valued at 5000. and insured priuci.
paliy in Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

To BE HUNG The Fairfax IVA News says that
the Supreme Court Of Appeals have refused to grant
| writ Of Error in the case Of Wm. H keene. who
was convicted at the November term Of the Circuit
Court Of that county, of the murder of Lewis G.
Hale aud sentenced BY his Honor, Judge Tyler. to
be hung ON the SOth inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
ID readful Riot mt Albion, N. Y. Two XII
ed and -Four W0undeds

ALBION, n. Y, Jan. l6-S, r. MA terrible
riot is now going on in Main street, between q
party of Americans and party of Irish. Two men
are dead, and several others are lying on the
ground dangerously wounded. Knives and other
weapons are being freely used. 1t appears that
this is pay day for the Irish laborers on the canal
Whiskey is at the bottom of the riot Two Irish
men have been killed, and four Americans so in
ured that they are not expected to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

THE NICARAGUA NEWS IN NEW YoRK--The
New York Times says this news was the theme Of
lively conversation at the head quarters of libus
terism in that city.
The intelligence that the enemy had taken poses.
sion of tho transit boats received with anything
but satsfsc ton; while on the other hand, the news
of the junction of Henningsen and Walker at Rivss
was hailed with delight.
1t seems that the mission of the Daniel Webster
was suspected by tins ibusters soon after she left
New York, and Alexander C. Lawrence, ESQ tele.
graphed to Mr.. Moncc the agent of Gen. Walker
at New Orleans, to the effect that reliable nforms-
ton had been received hero confirming the opinion
that the Webster was ,stined for Nicaragua, with
9 view to assist the allied forces. This despatch
e .ched New Orleans the 25ih ult, the day pre-.
cedipg that on which the Texas was to leave with
large number of recruits for Walker. The sum of
9 1900 was Immediately raised among the sympathi.
here to equip the men going out by the Texas
and that vessel sailed already noticed on the 26
With well armed force of about 500 men.
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, says:
The news from Nicaragua, by the Texas at New
Orleans is vsriously interpreted by the filibustes
hero. bulletin 10 posted at their headquarters in
Broadway, announcing tina, private dispatches state
that prospects were never brighter" An effort il
making to get up an indignation meeting at the Ia.
bernacs against the British, for interfering and aid.
ing the Costa Ricans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

Judge Jeffrey o. Phelps were robbed of s4oO
At the railway station in New Haven, Ct, las,
week.
There are $50 convicts in the Massachusetts
State prison
Anthony Tully. . vell-known citizen of Phil.
delphia, died suddenly on Friday last
Hon Louis McLane, General Jacksou's Ssere
tary Of War. has beeen psssias some weeks ia n
York city. The Mirror ssys be iooks as hale and
hearty - he WAS twenty-five years ago.
Nj Robert Hume, Of Fanquier county, vireiaia,
lately took ont of the ice IN Carter's RIM, fish
measuring over three feet In length
Y. Maitland james has been convicted at Oh.
cago, TOT being concerned 10 fraudulent banking,
ana sentenced to the Sits prison for ten Jear
The quarrel between Mr. Campbell Of Ohio. and
II hnst, OF Texas. 10 sh@ House Of Repressat IT,
tsyes, has been snded by The fofmer gentleman
saytDg that 10 did NOT intsad 70 insait the hitter
DR.. 0orham, U. =. Coosui % Jsrnsalsn, sailsd
iron Boston - WednssdaE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE-On Friday last fugi.
tive slave case was heard before u. s. Commits.
sioDer Brown of Philadelphia the claimant BENZ
w. II Gatchell CT Baltimore, who had arrested
Michael Brown, negro that ran away from him
Eve years ago The case was not settled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

the old Mansion House In st Joseph, NO., owned
by Richardson, of Clarke county Va, was dis.
covered to be en- fire, and before the flames could
be arrested, the entire row of buildings on the
west side of Main street were consumed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

Southern Literary Messenger.
The Southern Literary Messenger begins new
year with January. 1t is printed in its usual hand
some style and has an interesting list of contents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

FAMINE OF FUEL In THE WEsT.-The Louis.
Vile Journal says that the last bushel Of coal has
disappeared from the market. There ID q little in
the cellars of the citizens, but none In the yards of
the dealers The Journal of the 18th inst says :
There was quite an excitement occasioned at
the foot of Twelfth street on Saturday by the re-
puted discovery Of coal mine. During the ex
cavations on the canal last fall, large quantity
of stone and slate was thrown ont upon the bank
gentleman picked up = lump the other day and
taking 1t home found 1t ignited very freely This
fact being bruited about, number of cartnen
loaded their carts, and sold some fifty loads at 3
half dollar per load
The Cincinnati papers are filled with details of
meetings, &c, looking to the relief of the suffer
ing poor, who are feeZing for want of fuel The
Gazette of the 13th relating cases Of suffering,
says:
tne night last week, one of our city officials
saw q man come out of an alley with load OF
wood on his shoulders He went up to him and
charged him with stealipgi II.
The reply VAST have stolen it My children
are freezing with cold. Ihave no wood, and no
money The man from whom have taken this
has plenty of wood. When better times come,
will 20 and tell him what / have done, and pay
him. If you wish TO put me in Jail, will go to
the stationho with you without word, but
sir for Gods sake let me take this rood home first"
The other instance was of family near the
intersection of George and Mound streets, who
from Friday last until Sunday were without fuel
and without food. The consequence of their
privation was, that on awaking on Sunday morn
ing, they found their little infant of five months
old living stretched out dead from privation and
cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

y - or WOOD rcs s1Ls,-ws are 6sivis4
"a h.v. sor ale d.jly. no b 10 sor - ~
-..itv oar WOOD. delfsesHbls IN any rc(fef u
sity. hAICnbA
-. a u.t-een nh ara 1S<h streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

BOARD OF PusLIc WORKS OF VIRGINIA.-The
term Of e. J. Armstrong. one Of the Commissioners
Of the Board of Public Works. will expire 10 July
next An election to fill the vacancy viii be held in
his district next spring
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

TOBACCO FROM NORFOLK, VA-The Belfas,
Qreland) Commercial Journal and Statistical Reg.
liter Of Sept &C. 1885, congratulated the citizens
Of that port on the arrival of large assortment OF
tobacco. especially selected to suit that market.
direct from Norfolk, Va The Register rays:
The nne ship containing this valuable freight
is the Allen Ker, the property of james Barnett.
Esq, Of this town. We understand that it Is up
wards oftwenty years since direct inportations o
tobacco have ceased. We hops the present cargo
VIII prove . commencement of . regular direct
supply Of this valuable article, which must add
eonsderably 70 lie original cost by being imported
via England or Scotland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

THE House ISSEsTIGArING COMMITTEE We
hear that the session Of this committee held ysster-
day extended to sig hours duration. To-day the
Hon q. w. Chase, late q meDber of dhgrsss from
New York, was examined, it is said in connsxion
with newspaper rumors concerning the pending Min
nesota Railroad Land Donating bill, and that the
completion of his examin, ton was deferred until
Monday morning next.
Aessrs Kingman, the correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, and j. 8. Pike of tho
New York Tribune, also ssid to have been exam.
ined by them to-day Washington Star of Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

APPOINTMENT.-Wm r. Richardson son of the
late Capt. VIM. r. Richardson of Richmond Va
has been appointed Chief Clerk in the Treasury
Department of North Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

THE train on the Central Railroad due here
yesterday afternoon, had not arrived at late hour
last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

ILL.-The Charlottesville Va Advocate states
that Hon. Andrew Stevenson who has been con-
fued by i'll he alth at his Blenhein estate in Able
marie for several months, now lies very danger
ousy i'll and but little hope is entertained for bis
recovery,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

SALE or Coal AID SALT MINES. H. Fry, Eco
has, for s2o $780, purchased the salt and coal property
Of Measrs Warih English, in Kanawha.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

r. Special Card.--January1 18Th, 1857.
continue until the opesing Of their regular Spring
Trade to sell off without regard to cost and in many
instances at half their actual value large lot Of
Rich Figured Plaid and Striped Silks Foulsrd Silks
Chahes; Bareges; Tissues; Hernani's; Berags de
LANES, and other styles of Dress Goods; also
Linen and Cotton Sheetings Table Dsmasks: Dam
ask Napkins; Huckaback; Towellings; Pillow Cot
tons; Marseiles Quilts; Bed Blankets Ginghams
Jacopets; Lawns; french and English Prints; eIe-
CANT Velvet and Cloth Cloaks and Talmas, &c. 30
In order that the exhibition and sale of these goods
NAV not interfere with their usual business, they
will be displayed upon their second floor, where
several of their force will always be in readiness
attend to the wants of their customers
Their friends and the public are requested to give
them an early call.
New Goods daily arriving.
!. 1o1,n n r PRICE A co