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.HAII. MECHANICS, I0nGE No Is

0@HALL MECHANICS LODGE. No Is,
US %. o. + :, GEORG ETOwN, Aug. 30, 1853.
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence to
move from our presence our late Brother GEORGE
KNOTS member Of Mechanics Lodge, No. '8I
therefore be 1t
Rsoired. That in the death of our la, brother to
whom we were attached by the strongest ties of
friendship and esteem, we recognize q dispensatlOn
of Divine Providence, which appeals to US to pre-
pare for the grelt future, for an Jur as We
think not the Son of man cOmeth."
kssoired, Tn t we, as a Lodge. bow with rever-
ence and submission TO the Divine viii, and nc
knowledge that He is God over all, and delightest
in msTcv
Resolred, That 1t is our sad and painful pleasure
to call to our remembrance his kindness and benev-
olent character his strong to the Lodge
Of which he was member his patience under dsep
aflctlon; and the recollection OF his many virtues
W never be forgotten by his sorrowns brothers,
who are left t. mourn his Irrepa able loss.
ReSotred, While we 81 brothers shall no more
greet him In the Lodge u on earth, we trust that
we shall meet him in the Celestial Lodge above.
-, Rsso!red. That the Hail of Mechanics ;odge be
clothed IN mourning for the space of thlr v days.
Resorled, That copy Of the above resolut ons he
communicated to the widow Of our dec eased broth
or, signed by the Noble Grand and Secretary, with
the seal afi ed.
JEFF'N. ROBINSON, Nc.
Z. l.. BOARMAN, X SEQ. pro TEN. it,
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Sept ii Stocks are arm and d oil
Chicago and Rock island, 72A; Illinois bonds,
S4i Michigan Southern, 24k; N. Y. Central
19Ti Reading, 49k; Mo. 6's, S4x.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A, GREEN Apcf;o...,

AsR M.sssiasS s.. At f !Ss
Family s es: :. ,sS
is handsome coupee, the other fine Family fou9
ALSO. no biires old Bourbon and hosshsads old
RE !Fs, Wh .ssS p.
By WALL L BARNARD, Auotioneer..
GALE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
y LIQuoks Ar Aucr1oN.-On TUESDAY NOR
NING, september IL, commencing at 90 O'Clock, in
nr. % gu. auolon rooms We WIZ sell stock OF
B Barre ' B9O.n and SS S: ns su..u
Boxes Adamantine Candles nd Starch, 81 1
Broyn, Chemical, Olive and Fancy soaps, - 49,
Bags coiss, ssrdihs: ana sad MsS aaoss..
I, boxes JACOBS Ohio Catasba Brandy,
5 barrels w fhiIp.s different brands. .,sl
sbHtIs!f Superior old Bourbon Whisky, 7ysars old.
% cases Brandy and Whisky,
u boxes Chewing Tobacco,
10000 Cigars. different Qualities,
With large variety of other goods In the Grocery
Tens: All sum: under So S cash ''s over that
credit of 50 and g. days. for notes satisfac
sell WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
ByA. GREEN, Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
NAVY ARD virtue OF a deed of trust bearing
date on the 18th day of January 1885, and recorded
In Liber A. g., No. Ill, foos S48 S49 $50 and ISL
one cfthe land records for Washington. county, D.
C, shall sell, on THURSDAY, thesl3th da, Of
next OCTOBER at " O'Clock m. on the premises part
OF Square numbered $50, with the improvements
thereon, which consist OF small Brick House, with
cellar, o and rs q God business stand.
The terms are: One halfof the whole purcha Sc
money In cash the balance in and l2 months. A
deed given and deed trust ken, to secure the de
ferred payments. Title iEdisputabe. Ifthe terms
OF salt are not complied with days after the day
Of sale the property will be resold at the cost and
fisk OF the former purchaser. All convsyt noes at
the cost of the purchaser.
A. GADDIS, Jr.. Trustee.
Sc II 1awdds A. GREEN. Auot.
MARSHAl!'S SALE-In virtue of two wrts of
lVI herl tacias, issued from the Clerks Once 4
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the county or Washington, and to me directed.
shall expose to public sale for front Of he
Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY,
the 5th day OF October. 1853, at IL O'Clock IN all
Samnel ByIngton and Richard Waach's risht.
title, claim and interest i'm and to an undivided ha IL
OF square northwest OF Square No. e95 In the ity
of w ashingtOn, ID. c.. together with all ard SIN
GUAR the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of Samuel By ton and icn-
ard Wsllach and will be sold to satisfy Judicials
No. l46 and LAT to October term 1855, rgainst Sam
gel ByInston. and Richard Wallaoh. and John Ven
and in favor of William Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
sc lots for the District OF Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

0TUNION HOTEL COMPANY, GEORGE
uS TOwN.-An adjourned meeting flor the want
OF quorum) of the Shareholders OF this Company
will be held at the COuncI Chamber, on MONDAY
next, the 18th inst, at IA O'Clock p. IN, when
proposition to purchase the Hotel will be laid before
them Also the financial C JndtlOa of the Company.
For the trustee,
seii-2t w. II. TENNEY, Sec and Treas.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue OF a writ OF
IVl herr faclas, issued from the Clerks Ofice of
the Circuit Court of the District of columbia for
the County OF washington, and to me directed,
shall pose to public sale, for CASH, in front off
Court House door of said county, ON TGESDAh
The 5tb day OF October 1853. at u clock I'M. the
lowing descrlb d property, TO wit: All SAM NJ:
knixhts right, tte claim and nterest 10 and 70 that
part OF Original Lot No. g in Square No. 3l8, 'front.'
ing IS feet on III street north, and bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing at point 5 feet inch fr' m tfe
southeast rner or said square, On ii street. and
ruhnIng thence north on line with nth street 90
feet, thence west on lire with said ii street IS
feet thence south on line with said ,llth street "a
feet to said street, and thence eaSt an said St
. feet to place Of BEGINNING, containing 2s50
auaTe fret, more less, in the city of Washlnxton
ID. together with all and singular the Improve
nants thereon. seized and levied upon as the prop
erty of s. knight, and will be sold to atlEfy fu3
eals No. S4s to October term. lass, in favor or
r. and Archani c. staley, BY thar next friend.
Campbell and John II. Tueker. "
FH1.#, ....t w. SELDEN, Marshal
Sc III Is Tor the District of Col umba-
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
lsl heri fsclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me dire cited shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
DAY, the SOth day of September 1853 at y o'cIock
m, the following described Property, to wit All
defendants night, title, claim and interest in and 10
Lot No. 10, in Square No $50. in the CITY OF
washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon
as the property of Allison Naior, and will be sod
TO satisfy Judcials No. l8l to May term 1889 in IA
vor of James @. Mcclure.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
se6-ts for the District OF Columbia.
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BI A. GREEN An..,..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At TUE
y CoENER OF East CAPIIoL AND srH SrRiITs
EAST AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY the lsth in.t
shall sell, In front of the prenises At n,nIor,
p m. four handsome Building Lots, being Lots No.
10, u, II and IS In Square No $40. wv
This property Is handsomely located IN n yerv
rapidly improving part of the city east OF and but
little distance from the Capitol. II contains over
2n,w0 square feet, and Will be sold in lots 10 SUIT
purchasers. Persons wishing TO secure q handsome
building site VIII 90 well TO attend tire sale.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in 6, u and IS
months for notes bearing interest rom day of sale
disputAb.e.
d
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By J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRTST TO
~ the subscriber, beaIin date the slst of Decem-
Der, m the year eighteen hundred and fifty SIX,
lls5o,) and recorded Liber j. A. =, folio 55 ct
seq, and made to secure certain debt due Judson
Mitchell, the subscribe, at u O'Clock m on SAT-
UkDAf, Septemb:r II, at j. c. McIi u.re Il Co.'s
Auction store, In Washington City, ID. c., to ac-
compsh the object of said deed will offer for sale
at public auc ion. the country seat called - ckins
t0n, In Washington county, being the residence az
JOteph Gales. SO. 1t is bounded or the east by
the new Bladensburg road. on the west by the land
OF Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Keai-
ing lands and south by city boundary lines; very
highly improved, and contains one hundred and
seven acres, (i07D or thereabOut.
ernls OF -ale: The purchaser VIII be reqpired TO
pay one fourth of the pn chase money hand az the
time OF sale, the Residue six, twelve, and
months from the day of sale, with interest thereon
from said date, and 10 give his notes for such de
ferred payments, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
if the purchaser shall fail to comply with TIE
terms of sac within tt days after the day of sale
the subscriber reserves the right to resell the land
and premises for cash. aft er ten DAYS previous Lo-
tlce, at the risk of such defautln purchaser
yOtN Il MITCHf LII, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE d Co., Aucts.
au 10 -eo&ds lUnlOD.l
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TRIALS AT rHR GUARD-HousE.-DavidR ady,
disorderly and fighting; fine and costs 81 Is cts
Peter For, disorderIy, do 81 Is. Lewis Butler,
cOlorrd, throwing stones, and disorderly, do e.,
So 10 l.. Pumphrey, drunk and disorderly, do.
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AUCTION SALES.
6-D4Y-1-ToMoRRoW MoRNING.
By a: aREEN. AaetIon.er. :

VALUABLE IMPRoyEp PROPERTY AT
AucTIoN:-On MONDAY. the 18th instant,
snaIi sell, IN front Of the grens-s at "a O'Clock
trout Of rs feet Sd street west and running tack
o. leet Deeweeu L. and streets North, with the i'm
Riovements which consist off good story Frame
n,outpS' , 91n.s,nans i've good sized rooms, conve
g. Isrms One half cash; balance in and u months
upon the premises " os aueoo oi uess
Title perfect. % s.. tserTresr ~.
seq
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Gall ON AN1HoSY, Seventh street, and see his
iail supply OF those cheap and excellent hats,
which are offered 10 the public in another column
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Railroad kccIdents

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. s.-The deaths from fe
yer yesterday were 76
Nkw ORLEANS, Sept. The number of death,
Yesterday from yellow fever was 40
The yellow fever deaths I'm the Charity 4oxni
al IN he last twenty four hon = were twelve
Outside tie hospital the fever Is decreasing.
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RESPONSE TO THE APPEAL FROM NEW Or
LEANS The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city met last evening, at their rooms, to
consider the despatch asking aid for tn. sufferers
in New Orleans number OF gentlemen have
beea appointed committee to solicit contribu-
tons; and we trust that their appeal to the lib
erality Of our citizens will be- met by a response
worthy Of the metropolis OF the nation
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J. BORLAND,
"a. CUPPER, LEECHER SBLEEDER
Residence-No. asa Massachusetts, avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
REFERS
N. v. ID. Began, M. d., J. Ford Thompson, MD.
Rev. A. U. Carothers, j. ii. Stone, Druggist.
Y INIT NJ Q.np
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JUBTL ER will commence ut Carroll Chapel,
Montgomery county, to morrow, under the d.
rection Of their pastor, Rev. Father ]. Dough-
eIty, continuing three days.
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uniIl FRIDAY, Sept. nth same hour and place
JOHN T.. MITCHELL. Trustee.
se9 JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct'rs.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
lVl OF herr iaclas issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columba for the
County OF Washington. and to me directed, shall
Court house door of ,aid county, on THURSDAY,
the Snth day OF September 1885, at ~ O'Clock m the
10 lowing descri5edproperty to wit: All defendants
right, title, claim, md interest in and to Lot No. IN
square No. g. in the city OF Washington, d. c.. to-
thereon lied and levied uoon as the property az
Edmund Riley, and will be sold to satisfy Judicals
Kimble. w seldom
6-dts Marshal for the District OF Column.
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THE suYERs Of groceries will do well 10 look
At the extensive assortment Of goods In that line
advertised In the Star Of to-day by n G.. Purdy,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue They Will be sure
TO meet at bis establishment prime groceries,
prompt attention and moderate prices. =
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BURGLARY Last night, burglar entered the
dwelling of MIR. r. Randolph, in the Seventh
Ward, aud completely ransacked his desks, bu-
reaus, drawers, &e., in his search for money,
silver, and valuables. He had dark lantern
and went with ii to Mr.. Randolph's bed cham
Der. The light falling on the face OF Mrs X. she
awoke and reused her husband, who ieaped from
the bed, seized pair Of tongs, and chased the
burglar out OF the house, Fortunately all the
villain got for his pains was forty-six cents.
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Il at EiLIS'S. : -
from IS TO $40, at ElLIs's,
se8 SO6, between 9Th and 10th sts.
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fALcosKks PAraNr WIsDow-FAsTKsrR, ad
vefnssd In to-day's Star, Is just the thing for
keeping out the cold winds. Winter Is coming
On apace, and now is the time To make prepaes.
lions for sconomizing fuel. : : -
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

DGsg@ The State Printing is a more i'm
portant item of expenditure than we sup
posed. The Indianapolis Citizen says the
report of the Auditor of the State, shows
the following figures
The appropriation for the Public Printing
was overdrawn up to November l, 1856,
$7,7T6 rs. The amount expended for the
same up to Nov. l, 1857, was $18,408 81.
Amount up to Nov. l, 1858, $2l, 403 So
and there was a large quantity of work
done-over seven thousand dollars worth
not included in that making close
on to $50, 900 for printing in 1858 - g
The Auditor recommends the Legislature
to appropriate for this purpose, for 1853,
S2O,O0O and for 1860. $4,000.
When it is known that about half OF the
$28, 403 (more or less expended for print
ing in the year 1853, is a dead loss to the
State and a clear profit to the printer, for
which no consideration was ever received
| by the people--it will be concluded that
this is paying pretty dear for the party
7 whistle -sr 81 5-s5 a-s.sss as- as
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

Ia The Democrats of Virginia hold
convention this month, to nominate can
didate for Governor. There is serious
schism inthe party caused by the contest
between the adherents of Senator Hunter
and Gov. Wise, who are contending for the
leadership and control of the party Both
are aspirants for the Presidency, and are
striving-as the first step in the ascent-to
obtain the endorsement of the party within
their own State. The struggle is embitter-
ed by strong personal interests andfeelings,
and the fight-as the time for the nomina-
ton approaches wakes warm. From pre-
sent indications, Hunter carries the most
strength with his party, and his favorite
candidate, Letcher, will probably receive
the nomination But Wise is popular with
the Opposition, and were he to repudiate
the Convention, and rally his friends to the
support of an independent candidate for
Governor, upon the Douglas platform, he
could carry the State by the aid of the OPP
position. This it is surmised he will do, if
he finds himself likely to be defeated in the
convention. E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

Early History of Senator Hamm Ond.
The first strong impressions made of Sena-
tor Hammond's speech in South Carolina,
are being effaced by the rally of the ultra
politicians, who are raising clamor against
him. A letter. speaking ofthe course of po-
litical events in South Carolina, says:
The slave holders, as body, rally around
Buchanan, looking to the South for his
successor They urge him to accept the
gage of battle rendered in the Freeport
speech.
Hammond's speech has produced only a
temporary effect upon that class. They have
discovered, since his moderate sentiments
became known, that he is, after all, only a
Connecticut school-master, only quite too
ready in emergencies to give up the "rights
of the South, THAT is, the wrongs of mig
gers.) The history of Hammond, it seems,
is quite common one. Forty or fifty years
ago his father emigrated to South Carolina,
from Weathersfeld, Connecticut, taking
with him schooner load of onions, a box of
Noah Webster's spelling-books, and a boy
of ambition and talent The older Hammond
weeded onions, taught school for those
who bought his spelling bought ''nig-
gers and stocked plantation. The younger
Hammond soon learned to show his zeal for
the South, and married the sister of Wade
Hampton, the largest slave holder in the
State Thus placed in the line of safe pre-
| cedents, he became member of Congress
| and Senator. This is the man who sneers
at the laborers of the North, of whom his
own father was Que, as "white slaves and
! "mnd-sills'
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Overland rIaiI.

The fourteenth overland mail from Cali
fornia arrived at st. Louis on Monday.
The news by it is not important, though IN
teresting as showing steady progress in
all the leading interests of the community.
The United States Court have issued an in
junction against the operators of the rich
quick silver mines, which is now claimed
By the united government public domain,
though it has been worked since the acquisi~
ton OF California, by private Company, who
have realized immense sums from it. The
Z principles on which the Government make
\ the claim, would, if carried out, it is con-
] tended, exclude every miner in the State
j. from his claim. There was no later news
! from Oregon and Vancouver Island.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

RAILRoADs.-The Railroad across the
Peninsula of Florida, from the Atlantic to
the Gulf, viii soon be completed. Thegrad-
ing is finished and the road is in readiness
for the iron. Track-laying is now rapidly
progressing, and the cars will be running
the entire length of the road before next
summer This will save near 400 miles
navigation around the Cape to passengers
and light freights
ggA,. A motion for the appointment of a
Receiver for the ST. Louis and Chicago
Railroad, is pending in the United States
Circuit Court at Chicago. The motion Is
for Receiver peRdente lite, of all the stock
materials receipts, valuables, and interests
| of the road, to take its management out of
the hands of the President Gov. Matteson)
and Directors of the Company by which it is
at present owned.
| REA The New York and Erie Railroad
| company have abandoned all attempts to
meet the second Mortgage Bonds of that
! Road, which fall due on the LIST of March,
1859 Notwithstanding the eminent finan-
cial talent engaged in the services of that
corporation, the schemes to meet its liabili-
ties have resulted in simply offering ths
Bonds of 1853 at par in exchange for the
Bondsof 1853, whichis otlikely to be availed
of by the bondholders of 1859, as such an
exchange would dilute their second Mort
gage Securities too much That is, instead
of holding the road subject to ST, 100000 Of
mortgage debt, it would be held subject to
| $4,000, 900. se
BssgHThe New Orleans and jackson Rail
road has settled all its floating debt
amounting to 100000, by its creditors
taking its first mortgage bonds, which leaves
the road in a very favorable condition to ex
tend its line. 1t is now being graded 81
miles North of Canton in Mississippi; ant
its earnings for November are estimated a
100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

AN IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-It is reported
that the Supreme Court have reversed the
decision ofthe Circuit Court of Floyd county,
declaring the Branches of the State Bank
liable to taxation for Municipal purposes
The Supreme Court decides that the pfovis-
ion in the charter of the Bank exempting
al and valid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

p9- Isaiah Sturgeon, who was sent to the
State Prison from Washington county, in
ls47, for thirty-six years, died in that insti-
tuition ON the 10th inst, of consumption
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

Me- a new book entitled " Theological
Views by Rev. Theodore Ciapp, is ar
nounced in Louisville. El-zr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

The TEHTRNTBPEC ROUTE.-ThiS new
route to California through Mexico-which
has been the subject of intrigue and specula-
ton between several rival parties, for ten
years-is at last successfully opened. The
passage from San Francisco to New Orleans
over this route, was made in fifteen days, by
the arrival of the steamship Quaker City at
New Orleans, on the Goth nit. This is just
ly regarded as an important achievement
1t is believed the time can be reduced to
twelve days to New Orleans and fifteen to
New York The Postmaster General will at
once make arrangements to dispatch mails
by this route. A writer in the National IN
teltigencer says that " the Importance of Sc
curing the Tehuantepec route is now fully
demonstrated, and new life is given to the
project of a Mexican protectorate, urged by
Gen. Houston, at the last session of Con-
gress.
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yMyD TIE E.gD1ES .9.s,B q E.S'TL e
~ EN- OF e Il

TNvO THE, E.4DfES .9.tD 6E.S'TL T.
AM MEN OF EVANSyILiE.-I am opening on
Third street, in the adjoining the Crescent
City Bank, a beautiful assortment OF JEwEIRY and
FANCY ARTICLES including Rings, Bracelets, Breast
pins Gold Chains, Cold and Silver Watches, Pearl
Lava antlfold Stone Sets complete, all of the finest
French manufacture, and of the latest and most
fashionable styles, selected with great care and taste
/ ALS0-Siiver Tea Service, Silver Knives and
Forks Silver Fish Knives, Silver G6bl4ts, Silver
Cream Pitchers, Silver Frnit Baskets, Silver Egg
Stands Silver Castor Stands, Gold and silver Thin
bles, Gold Pens and Holders, Silver Pen Holders,
Opera Glasses, Specteeles, Paper Holders, Toilet
Mirrors. Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Combs, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Letter Holders, Paper Cutters,
Pocket Books, Port SEonRiea, Port Fuos, Card
Cases &c. A~
! Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes,
Gold and Silver Mounted ReyOlvers, seyeTalp pat
eIits. . q. 4-
zz AISa-Collars UntleTseeyrs. silk Stockings
Gloves French EIabroileriss, silk Dress Patterns,
and great variety elegautrtoles suitable tor La
dies and Gentlemen Wear All Of which am offer
Ing for SALE, for Cusi, at Greatly tedbced Prices as
my Object is 10 close theH out at once To those
Wishing to provide beautiful and valuable presents
for the Holidays, nc better opportunity WAS E. en-
offered. ts-sa--i-
5ecl lin stssgr .5 aR0SINA SMITH.