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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

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A DAUGHTER OF TIIEPOET Bt rms.
Among all the "reminiscences of Burns
brought out at the recent centenary ceiebra-
lions. none seemed to be aware that he had
a daughter who is still living. The Ayr
IScotlandl Advertiser notices this fact, and IN
olludiup to the nearest relative Of the dead
bard, says:
That individual is Mrs. John Thomson,
Elizabeth Burns the wife of an honest, IN
tc]licent and. while bodily health was per-
mitted him. industrious weaver lit the village
of Pollokshaws, in the. vicinity III this city.
Mrs. Thomson had the mistortune-ior TO
her in many respects it must be regarded as
4 misfortune-tO have been born under the
.bar sinister" Her mother was Annie
Park, one of the passionate poet smany loves.
and the heroine of that most glowing OF all
his songs
Ycstrccn had pint of wine.
In place where body saw ma;
Yestreen lay on this breast of mine,
The gowden locks Of Anna.
Upon the particulars ofthat unhappy amour
il needs not that we should make anything
like heightened remark. TWAS pain and
Il sorrow to the poet, in the gatherin. g loa-
min Of his life, when he was a man more
suned against than SHINING; pain and
bitten sorrow to poor ANNA Park, and the
source of many tear and sigh, through Il
long life, TO poor wee Betty Burns. She was
not uncared for, however, nor neglected in
her infancy and youth. The little innocent
lassie bairn--innocent, whatever may have
been the errors, of others-was taken home
., tba ,,ot,s hnuse. md found in Jean Ar
mour-all honor be to her memory-a kind
", attentive and intelligent mother. Mrs.
Thomson remembers her father, and her
fathers Preside. She can still recall his
form and features. and his glowing dark
eyes. although he was then falling into the
scar and yellow leaf-and that before half
his harvest was gathered. Betty Burns con-
tinued after her father death to be member
of the family.
Judging from the best authenticated por-
traits, we have no hesitation i'll saying that
Mrs. Thomson more closely resembles her
illustrious father than any of his other chill
dren. Wehave been in company with two
of the poets sons, we have seen Mrs. Begg,
the poets sister, and one of her daughters;
but none of them at all approach so closely
in resemblance to the bard as Mrs. Thomson
and her family. The eldest son is a living
fac simile, and possesses no lnconsiderahle
share of his grandfather's spirit and genius.
Mrs. Thomson is now wearing towards tho
threescore and ten; and is, consequently,
waxing helpless and frail. Her husband IL
several years her senior, and III consequence
ofdeclining health. is now unable to pursue
his ordinary vocation.
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SHEET MUSIC,
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER or CAMERON AND FAIRFAX SITS.
T1NHIS wcll-known and POPULAR HOTEL
| having undergone THORGTGH RENO VA
TIOS and FLRNISHiNG. is now open, with
everything complete, Tor the CONVENIENCE and ac-
commodation of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
z.s.- The Proprietor has secured the services Of
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL F..
GREGORY, under whose joint management no
pains will lie spared Ia sustain the reputation of
lha HOUSE AZ a FiRST Glass HOTEL in
ever, re.pes,. JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria February l. 1889 au
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY
VALENTINES! VALENTINES!!- GREA
Y ATTRACTION AT FRENCHS Book n,

VALENTINES! VALENTINES!!-GREAT
Y ATTRACTION AT FRENCH'S Book and
Periodicni Dcpoi.
| have just completed my assortment of VAL
ENTINES for the coming | ith Of February. II
embraces all manner aud description of Comic
and Sentimental Valentines. Cards. Envelopes,
Writers, and every thing else suitable for the Val
entine season.
A Book every body should have, Miss Bremcrs
New Book, entitled Father and Daughter, Por-
traiturc from the life 10y Fredrika Bremen, transla
ted by May Hewitt, Sl25.
The Swamp Doctors Adventures in the South
west, VOL, l2mo, Sl.25.
Big Bears Adventures and Travels, Sl.2j.
Major Thorpe's Adventures III Arkansaw, Sl.2j.
London Lancet for February, 80 cts.
The IIOrticulturSt and Journal of Rural Art
and Rural Taste for February, Isle.
A House to Let, by Charles Dickens, a fresh
supply, 2jc.
Rose Warrington, or the Dagucrrcotype Nina
turc by A. }. II. Dugame, &c.
Constantly receiving new Books. feb
VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALEN-
Y TINES!!. ut GEORGE .SiGGER'S Book
and Perodical Store, IS P,ince-sfrect, opposite
the GAZETTE Office.
/ have large and very superior assortment of
VALENTINES on hand, embracing all the differ
ent varieties of Comic and Sentimental EALEN-
TINES, Writers, Cards and Envelopes. and every
thing suitable for the Natal Day Of Saint Valentine
The Comic Boque, price lOc
Yankee Notions for March, Zoe.
Frank Lcslic's Budget of Fun, &c.
Mat Pecl's Banjo, fresh supply, l2c.
The Castilian Bride, or the Spanish Cavalier Il
Romantic Legend Of Spain, by Sylvanus Cobb,
Jr.. Zoe.
New York Ledger, containing the Mount Yer
non Papers, n. Y. Weekly. Mercury Flag. Wavcr-
ly Tarpcr's Weekly, Stars and Stripes, Lcsics
News, Line Battle Ship, and ali the Weekly Pa
pers. All the Magazines for February on hand.
feb Q
TIME MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, by the Hon.
i Edward Everett, for sale at GEO. SiGGERS'
Book aud Periodical Store, 10 Prince street, OPP
posite the Gazette Office.
Death to the Traitor, or Claude Duvall and the
Poachers price 2jc
Rose Warrington, or the Daguerreotypc Nina
ture. by A. J. ii. Duganne, author Of the Mysteries
of the Three Cities. price 25c.
Unsworth's Burnt Cork Lyrics, containing all
his popular Songs and Jokes, price l2lc.
Halls Journal of Health for February, price Zoe.
London Punch, 12!c.
n Y Mercury, Weekly, Flag. Line of Battle
Ship. Stars and Stripes, Harpers Weekly, aud all
the Weekly Papers.
All the Magazines for February Oh hand.
feb
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VIZ 4 A. MURRAY, MERCHANT TlILVLA
w No. IO3 King STREET, have just received 5
full and complete assortment OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, consisting of French '."'a'.
Cassmcrcs. VcstingS, and Gentlemen, FURNISHING
Goods generally. They are prepared to receive
orders, and furnish Goods. made in the hc, m'i
ner and of the most approved styles. They 'nGr
the attention of their customers. AMI I'd" luO.f
generally 80
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GROCERIES. &c.

DESOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned. under inc
firm name OF I. A. BKEWlS h Co, Is TINS uay
dissolved by mutual consent. Inc pusihe's u 'n'
firm will he closed up by T. 4. BREwIs.
MIN +. A. BRHWIS,
u., Inn Isjo.-Im A. LAWSON.
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CANDIDATES.

nsy- F.iLoac- C:fixens:--I appear before you once
,,ors az candidate for your suffragcs to the once
of superintendent Of Gas. having held the once
for the last three years, deyoiing my time anu al.
tcution to its duties, according 70 the bes' ol ny
-, have visited several Of the principal ''aS
Works in the country, endeavoring to acquire
,'nn,rIsJee ~ the manufacture, distribution, and
san.unni;on Of Ga. and have brought what inf"r-
nation I have acquired to perfecting the works
NAH have in charge. think can safely ar,
nsaI 70 consumers to CONFIRMS the truth OF what
state when say that have ever been stieh','e
to their calls, frequently waiting npTn .at~ "a ot
n.ho, ,,nss IF it should be your pleasure to con-
fer the oaice upon me, promise to redonble my
exertons. 'a'op
fab 15-eoteE
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c,

Unable CUTLERY, PLATED FORKS AN'
SPOONS, DOOR SPRINGS, OLD DOME
ION COFFEE AND TEA POTS, CAEPt.
SWEEPERS, ac.-Just received direct from 10
Manufacturers, Il supply of Table Cutlery. - '-.
perior quality and beautiful styles. Plated Ma
Forks, Spoons. &C.; also, n new Door SprInt D.
most simple and best spring in use.
Old dominion Coffee and Tea Pots, Of 's''.'
sizes, for sale at Factory prices.
Brittania Coffee and Tea Pots, sugar 81
Creams Japsnncd Toilet Sct.. handsome paiH''
Attention is invited To Il sample of Patent -.
pet Sweeper" new article at reduced rHr''
The subscriber informs his friends that be
be constantly adding To his House kccln- .'I'.
ment which will comprise general a.."TiweI. F..
that line. Building Hardware, Mcchanir' 49,
Spades, FORKS, &C., in great variety. Corn =.
lers and Straw Cutters on consignment i.' - ,
for cash at less than Baltimore prices. all SUI
see. JOHN i. IEEl"hi'''
jan25 - hing ''''
OTICE.-J0HN T. CREIGHTON re'Pcei'.
~ " informs his friends, that he ha' reno
his stock to No. So, King, corner Of HoEa' ','''-
opposite HE old stand where b. has opened
assortment Of BUILDING. and FAMlLl' A''
WARE, Plated Goods, Tinwar", &c. IN a."'
To Ills late stock. he has received an ag"r"l .i '
sale Of CORN-SHELLERS. STRAW 81 Ih'.
&C., and has on hand iow saml1 N gu .'-
which will be sold for cash a. less than h'.'.
prices. All person: Wishing to purchase -''
hi. line, at the very lowest prices. will I'''''
The satisfaction given ip bis buslnr'r i"fa '.D
Of years past, he offers q guarantee l'.
ture. MOtto-"Chcap for Cash. y"'
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T,RESU SUPPLYING are now receiving from
II New York and have in store the following
GOODS, to which we invite the attention Of tho
trade
J., hhds. New Crop New Orleans Sugars
80 bbls. Crushed and Refined do
10 hhds Muscovado Molasses
% bbls prime New Crop New Orleans DO
10 Golden Syrup
50 bags Rio Coffee
50 Java. Maricabo, and Cape Coffee
rs boxes Adamantine Candles
30 Mould do
81 half chests Gunpowder and BLACK leas
10 tierccs Cider Vinegar
; fresh Rice
Is casks Sup Carb Soda
100 bags Shot, assorted numbers
- nests Cedar Tubs.
j. III. McyEIGH Il son,
;,n Prince street Wharf
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ATTRACTION BRYAN ADAMS

ITKEAT ATTKAIII UN .-bh IAN q hDAmo
" being DESTROYS of making room for their
SPRING PURCHASES. have determined to offer
their large and elegant assortment Of DRY
GOODS, at cost for Cosh until the ist day OF
March next As unusual bargains may be expect
ed they respectfully call the attention of buyers
to examine the goods before purchasing elsewhere
fab l--I2w
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NOTICE.-The business heretofore conducted
~ under the firm of j. +. 4 l.. A. LARklN,
will, from the lst of February, he conducted under
the firm of LARKIN & BRO.
J. +. 4 l.. A. LARKIy return their thanks to
their friends and the public for the very liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon them, and solicit contn-
uation of the same for LARklN BRu.
-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

GEORGE BRYAN AND SAMUEL X. ADAMS
(J have this day formed a co partnership, in the
name of BRYAN 4 ADAMS, and having purcha-
sed the stock of Goods belonging to Bryan, Adams
4 Co.. respectfully announce to the public that they
have in store a desirable assortment of seasonable
DRY GOODS, which they offer fo- cash or to
,,,..,nt d,nIers AT low rates. Jan
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1MPoRTATIoNs, 1859.
MUSIC AND PIANOS.

JUST received from New York aud Baltimore,
- some more of those beautiful instruments of
Sunns L Clark sand knabe 4 Co.'S. manufactures;
also from other makers, warranted IN every
pcct, and sold as low can be bought ut the fac
tory. Call and see them.
SHEET MUSIC,
Of all kinds: aad every thing u.pa'lY fornd in .
first class Music storc. G4I and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
B. 7. DENNIS No. 3. Exchange Block.
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VERY PINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
' SEGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---The
subscriber has lately received large addition to
his stock, and is quite confident that he please
tho iaste Of almost any one wanting articles i'll his
line. lie aames IN sa.t. sotue yeff hEe ~ "a VA
SEGARS, out of the same lot that President Buch-
snan smokes: very superior CHE WING TOBAC-
co, Of various brands; genuine Turkish .rNOK-
LSG TOBACCO; PIPES and STEMS, in great
variety, &c. For sale. wholesale and retail
CHARLES y, SHAW,
jan Aft T. f. cor. of King 4 Fairfax sts.
IMPORTANT TO PARMERS-Five Tons Of
/ BROOM CORN WANTED. / will pay the
highest market price at the Broom Factory.
l.. HERRING
ney g Royal, south II Prince street,
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r REDUCED PRICES,=~G. Il. WITNER
n q BRO., having larger stock of GOODS
than they desire to carry ovcr-have greatly re-
duced their prices, and solicit their friends and Gus
toners to call. believing that they can make 1t TO
,Ln;. ;ntorost "a ;nyest jan 29
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ian 1

DRANDi- D
d 3! pipes pure and high favored " Henesay
Brandy, 1915
.! pipes Rochelle Brandy
81 casks pure Port Wine
81 pure Sherry Wine
Ct " pure Madeira Wine
pipe pure Holland Tin
punchcon pure Jamaica Spirits, for sale by
jan l. a. DREW IL.
Il BBLS. APPLES
/ y 10 bbls. c. Soft Crushed Sugar
30 boxes Refined Mould Candies
New York Fancy Crackers.
Preserved Ginger, Currants, Citron-Layer, Va
lcncia. and Bunch Rasins; Drum Figs: Paper
Shell and Soft Shell Almonds, &C.. just received
and for sale by GARRET HuLsI'
jan lii hlng-sueet.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.-H. b. +. DENNIS
~ would respectfully inform the public that he
has taken the store No. ). Exchange Block hing
street, where he will be happy t" serve those VIII"
will favor him with their patronage. PIANO
FORTES of the best make al the forrest Factory
prices, selected by himself and ""rro"t'd IN er"'y
resvect. MELODEONS, Niolns, Flutes, IRE
melos Flutenas. Accordeons. Strings of all kinds
Tuning Forks, Bridges, Instruction Books, OF an.
fcrcnt authors &C.. &c, lafge stock of 81 EEI
MUSIC, of the latest competition, just iecelVed'
and any music or article not in store, ordered nj
the shortest notice and sent free Of postage, ut No.
3, Exchange Block, King street. Alexandria.
IAN B. +. DENNIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17

GENUINE STEEL SPRING HOOP SKIRTS.
" We are this day receiving II large assortment
of Hoop Skirts for ladies and children; also round
and fiat Reeds: Ladies' Corsetts: white, black.
lead color, blue mixed, Cotton and WOODEN Hosie-
ry; Gloves: Suspcndcrs; landkcrchefs Cravats,
&c. &c. Our friends, and all in want Of good
Goods, are earnestly requested to examine our
stock. All winter Goods selling at great reduction.
ASHBY 4 WOOD, No. 10, king-st.
Ono lnnr frn,o WA shin g,on street feb
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Ono door from washington street.

A SllBY & WOOD are now offering all kinds of
n DRESS GOODS very cheap to make room
for Spring trade. We have still on hand very
large assortment of goods to suit the season. also,
Irish Linens, fine Bleached and Brown Sheeting
and Shirtngs. Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
Counterpanes. Blankets, Flannels. DC. Those in
want are earnestly requested to call and examine.
No. 10, King-street, one door from Washington
street. jan 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-17
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

A WEEKLY publication Of SHEET MUSIC.
N suitable for the players and singers OF the
Home circle. and consisting Of sixteen pages iuIl To-
Ito size stitched in handsome cover. 1t contains
all the popular dances of the day; arrangements
from the most ivorite operas; sccnas. songs, bal
lads, airs. &c. An abundant supply OF every tang
that the popular taste demands: never too difficult,
always instructive. and ever fresh and delightful.
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
has been received by the public. and the conmcn-
dations it has won from the Press, are guarantees
O. its worth a work 80 cheap. accurate amt Gle
giant, does not exist III any other country. The
amount of music procured ut the regular stores
would cost nj least twenty times what 1t costs III
"Our Musical Friend Variety and excellence
are secured by subscribing to periodical 80 cheap
and much needed. Pieces by the following com
posers have appeared i'll the first ten numbers; The
names speak for themselves: Mozart. ). Lover,
Wallcrsiein, Mcycrbccr, Flotow. Burgmulleri +.
Schubert, Verdi Donilctt,, Strauss. Musnre, Thai
ber., Bale. Ros.ni. j. Weber KucKen, Spcycr.
Abt, q. A. Maciarren. Belini. Ii. Smart Aschcr
Crouch, DAihcrt. Bishop, Aubcr, Pacsiello, Lind
painter. Beethoven. &C.. &c. All these pieces are
within the range OF ordinary players and SINGERS
and are invariably characterized by delicious meo-
dy and Gs-Y accomrGnitaont3,
OUR MUsICALFR1END
is published weekly, price ~ cents. and may by
ordered from any bookseller or pcrlodlcai aeaier.-
1t will be sent dircc, from the Office of publication
at the following rates: yearly So half year $50:
Clubs, copies, Sll: copies S26: 10 copies $40
per year: zane rntr- ;Dr half year. No subscrip-
ton taken for less than months, payable in adj
vance.
Office Of Our Musical Friend" Is Frankfort
Street. Ny. c. Is. SEYMOUR 4 CO.,
New York. jan 2j-dlm Proprietors.
SPRING IMPORTATIO 1859.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & co.,
lMr0RrERs AM sohhERs or
RiLbons, Whiaeiy sax "c"dS,
French For"rs. Rurhe .Srdr
BONNET'S, and FLATS.
No. 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER STREETS,
BALTIMORE. ND.
Offer stock uncqualed in the United States in
variety ana cheapnc.l
Baltimore Nd, ian 2J-dlm~
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DECEIVED THIS DAY very choice assert
X ment of fine English Calicocs which i'll
tend to sell ut I2g cts yard also, on hand very
elegant French Chntzcs, from % to % cts. The
above goods arc finer than generally brought to
this market and are worthy of the attention OF all
who like to look at pretty goods.
We are now getting very large assortment Of
bleachcd aud brown Cottons, all the popular
brands "a large stock of New York Mills;) also.
bleachcd ami brown ShectinSs, all widths, from
one to three yards wide.
Also, heavy Drills, Osnaburgs, Dcnims, Plaid
Dolnestics and many other goods TO suit the times
Our friends and all III want, are earnestly rcqucs-
ted to call and examine. ASHBY WOOD,
p. >. We are anxious to close out stock Of
Winter Goods, at great reduction-somc much
less than cost Call coon for bargains. No lIO,
King-street, one door from Washington street.
feb II A. 4 W.
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state, when say tDat pa'o WV -" -. =, :,
20 their calls, frequently waiting npon thea al !.
late hour of night, with as much aiacri'y as at
other times. If it should be your pleasure 10 CON
ie . ~ JACOB ROXBURi.
GAS sUPERINTENDENT--TnE RIGHT
Nay IN TEE RIGHr PLAcE.-IHoMAo ~
SMITH, is respectfully presented 10 the pup' ~
and recommended as most suitable person "
All satisfactorily the Office OF superinlsnnspa VI
Gas. The man should be selected i'f 'i'e p'''''
and not the sd p,see '0' ''' SECOND WARD.
ms- WV. II. HAXrzM&x. will he candiliale ioi
SUPERINTENDENT Of Gas Works. service oil seven
.sar, IN connection with the practical operau"'ns
Of the Works, will enable him, if elected 70 a,s ',
charge the duties to the interest OF the works anu
satisfaction Of consumers led 90"
~ Having received some solicitations Oh las
.,b;act-I respectfully announce myself eanoi
d.ts FOR thu ONCE Of Superintendent OF das' ana
mott fully solicit the sudrages OF my ieio"
citizens feb Il-eotgs] JOSEPH GRIMES.
: ea- FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF cas-;
p Sx,pxoRE will be supported for the once oI
Superintendent of Gas, ut the ensuing eteTuIn y"
feb l2---eote& .l---.4-- Mhs !, y
= ~-We are authorized TO announce WV. ..
u;enoy. as candidate for the once OF "up''i"-
t.ndsnt of Gas, at the ensuing election
feb T--tE ------------- -, :,
- \. the solicitation of friends and with
a..;rc for the position, feelng fully conpsas,
duties: Of Police at the
for the e aisc,;on. pledge my undivided st.en
tom 70 it. should it be the pleasure o. pE my
s Jsa ~ 10 elect me. 5 "A SAMUEL bhA'n'
feb l2--eote& % ..--E--- AL------- -
.,a,Ws are authorised TO announce Csp .;aa
MooRy a. q candidate TOR re-e'eo"'A
s - ne nc. * superintendent Of Police
feb f6-eote< - - -,
,.s- POR SUPERINTENDENT OF PoLl1n.
It the solicitation of s.sny friends, snno ,I.s
mvse,f n candidate for Superintendent OF ion''
and if elected, will give my undivided s tt.nuT%T
feb lA-dt,e PETER u. HENDERSON
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CIMON WATERMAN. 100 King Mr'e'. l.r
y andrin. would respectfully announce to hr'1.
mcrous friends and customers, that he u a-s'
ready las he always has BEEN to eAhihita stock .
READY MADE CLOTHING, and Gcntcmer
Furnishing Goods, adapted for the ensuing 70
and Winter Season, equal if not superior. :" an
other establishment in the country, III regard t. To"
beauty, style, and variety. Az to hIs price, 80
examination will convince any one st gaU'r.
that he is above any competition. oct :.
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NEW BOOkS.-The Land and the Book. or,
~ Biblical illustrations drawn from the man
ncrs and customs, the scenes and scenery of the
Holy Land. by W. NJ. Thomson. ID. d., twenty
FIVE wears missionary Of the A. b. c. +. NJ. IN
Syria and Palestine; with two elaborate maps Of
Palestine, an accurate plan of Jerusalem, and sew
eral hundred cngravings-two elegant large limo.
volumes, muslin. $3.50.
Alexander on Mark The Gospel according to
ST. Mark explained by Joseph Addison Alexander
! vol. Emo, cloth, Sl,25.
The Happy Home.-Affcctionatcl inscribed to
the Working People, by the Rev. James Hamilton,
u. D.. soc.
Green Pastures for the Lords Flock. by the Rev.
las Smith, from the 39th London edition. 5Oc.
For sale by JAS. ENTWlSLE 4 SON,
ION 81 No. - King street.
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A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANo in barrels;
B0NE DUST. Of best quality, IN oaffeis'

NTOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore exist
~ inc under the name of WISE GREEN, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
CHARLES ]. WISE will continue the ousi-
" -. ~. ,,.r occouut c. J. WISE.
"e'" y" "'' L. E. GREEN.
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IN LADIES H0SE.-We are sell
Is ing off our entire stock Of Ladies Lambs Wool,
Cashmere. Merino, and Alpaca Hose. both plain
and ribbed, at % cents a pair, worth % cents.
great reduction made to the trade.
go 10 s. A. W. MEYESBURG
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\vOTICE.-I respectfully inform my friends and
n the public, that | will continue the business
lately carried on by T. A. BREwIs Il Co., on my
separate account, at the "0LD STAND, CdmeToA
street, oppo,itc the narke'' and wili always Keep
Il large and complete assortment ot
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c,
which will sell cheap. for CASH or 10 punr. ,.
",,,,o,,ary ror.i,n.r. of COUNTRY PRODUCE
NAV confidently rely upon my best efforts to pro-
mote their interest.
1,y- am under the necessity of saying TO tho
persops indebted to the firm Of T. \. BREwls I o.,
that speedy settlements will be required IN an
ease. and that can open no new accounts win
those whose accounts arc due and unsettled on the
LIST of January. L. A. Dhr"i 10.