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, 1859-11-15

Hickory Woon.-Coe 4 Carpenter are now
receiving the best quality Of Canada Hickory,
"a their dock, No. 4l0 North Water street.
pn14 IT
, 1859-11-15
New Eofk Election.

NEN EU1G 1.1EC1KVn*
NEW Yonz, Nor. LITTLE Albany .dryus and
+1tias figures up the majority for Leaveuworth,
{Rep.) Secretary Of State, ut sos.
ALBANY, y. T., Nov. l4-lloss reli: bic re-
turns !eare no reasonable doubt Of the election
Of the entire Republican State Ticket The
State Canyassers meet here to morrow.
, 1859-11-15

"W1Il STEAL rwo N.cckns."-The chol,-fAll-
en- Democracy, Of this city. say that they will
steal TWO uiggcTA before ,hc next annual elcc.
t!on, and sec If they cannot carry La Salle Ccun-
~ next t;me-O.sdwa R<pu1Itc a"-
, 1859-11-15

Tue Of the omettIc exchanges is hhown bv tie
ftownE tas Of the price # sight Bills Nc~ York
, 1859-11-15

Noc Win ConErchh1onAl District.
The following returns from the With Congress
h;onal District are official, except those Of cass,
Sect, Macoupin and Shrlby counties. The e:-
timatcd figures Oh those counties are taken FROM
the !S4a:e Etyitl<r:
, 1859-11-15
..T a B. CITY. :.

eHoS SALE.-This morning at 81 O'Clock,
ksrs. Gilbert Sampson continue the sale of
Carpets, Curtain Goods. Rugs, Mats, ETC., at
John Vests, No. III Lake Ut.
, 1859-11-15

WAsHrxo7ox, Nov. lS.-The President has ap-
pointed ex.Congressman 1srael 7. Hatch, Post
Master Il Buffalo, in place Of N1. Dickis. re-
moved.
, 1859-11-15

Gas F.xrrRts.-Brown s. Wider are now re-
ceiving from Cornelius Baker, and other man-
ufacturers, q large assortment Of late patterns
Of Chandeliers Pendants aud other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, DC. AL IN need will please call al At
Apd ~ State street. ocl1:em
, 1859-11-15

Tue ~ :. HTU{u u 13le l-1u tbSf. tavS:
t;rtat au7ztsr c.sts At the high which Eastern
~1ch4uke enfinuqA IN rule 1T hi
tta*ys tpnFuta Of prIucc 1t r1fmed that ou,hern
sa~rch nts haze hrr free uye1. Of Hills New Yosf II
Chicago here number Hf qapeyY published ut
ChcA.o all Of witch publish money articles hut no1t of
thru hss vouehafet any plantation OF lhe phenomenon
It il characteristic Of the Herali to give IN
Improbable or out'andish reason for everything.
The idea that Southern merchants arc buying
exchange in Chicago il absurd, when TINT arti-
elo is cheaper in al! their own cities than it is
here.
Bot the frs. paragraph preceding the abore
extract re!utes the Lerald's "sur.uise-" It ia
as follows:
Tue Of the omettIc exchanges is bhowu bv tie
following tse of the price It sight bills Ne yo1k It
thu cjtlsh mentioned.
, 1859-11-15

4 Gale on TIC LoWcr IaRes.
UrFfAlo, Nor. IA terrible gale and 4no"
s,orm n,cyailed on tie lakes yesterday, and it
is feared that much damage to vessels has been
done.
, 1859-11-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

t9y Go to John Jones. ll9 Dearborn street,
aud get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will Be we'll done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-11-15

Tue WIZARD jAcons.-Netropolitan Hall is
crowded esery evening by delighted audience
in ecstacics at the wonders of the Wizard ia.
cobs. Go and sec him.
, 1859-11-15

M tN GD.--A JIHllleU Alluult VI
~ Lunb.r, Sh1n4le4 DooEt and Blinds. Er1c<,
LIE xpi arp.Et-1s vii te received Ia pAt bay.
nsn. for M-c,%rte,l 0. 0pcrat1- De t.fy BY FULLER
R,r es4a hoI3xlm
, 1859-11-15

ProrocnApHs.-W'e are requested b. Mr. F..s-
t,,t to inform, those wishing Photographs Of
Fussett Cook this fall, to hand in their orit rs
this week, a. their rooms will be closed on the
lst Of Dec, and opened in tue spring on the lst
of Nav
, 1859-11-15

FJcron1xE ForSD-A black fur yictorine was
picked up in Metropolitan Hall on Saturday
evening after the Wizards entertainment 1t
can be had by applying at the City Marshars
nfTfrn
, 1859-11-15

Hurricane In South Carollno-
Colrxs1A, S. c., Nor. ia hurricane swept
over this State yesterday, doing considerable
damage.
, 1859-11-15
ptcss & Triihu1tt,


NVXINE 10 II AEL 3ER&TEkIHEkk&,
The date At the end of the strip Gu wlch your name il
rrIated. lie ts t. yn4r 4uA--isiata er5drss.
Tness then renewed vi! be discontinued PIeale renli
tcfarr that dzsr II sr.l wish the paper CONTINUED t.
, 1859-11-15
Nfm aDbertiset11f1lt5.

kH- c. IL !sCR1rE.t A,I@~rl~a Aa<aL e3 De15so-~.s
A4Aei.ej setre i1ssises<a.' ,aT ts d"f all tAs
k.al;uo f,oo<r, sy fA< So1A Eea ja1.hs9+y
, 1859-11-15

The F1Illbu.tcr goes to the Rescue Of
Ftlflbubtcrcd.
ArGrsrA, Ga, Sov. IA. The New Orleans
True Dsla Of Friday says Gen. Walker had ar
rived in that city, ind preposed to take com
mand Of marty to relieve Browuaville. 1t is
slso reported that active movements are making
in portions Of Texas to aid the inhabitants Of
that towa against attacks Of the outlaws.
, 1859-11-15
GMantGD.

"ANTED-A medium sized fur
w n's5e.i House for the Water meataa. Adt'ess
pr.xe~ {Ica Chez: 70 post o1.e ro1ghs.-1v
, 1859-11-15

E.aIr C1ostSe No1,cE.-The undersigned
Boot and Shoe dealers Of Chicago, do hereby
agree to close our respective stores at o'clock
fro,,, Mondny Eux. IL to Anril |, 1Sf0:
, 1859-11-15

lIxLp TO BA1L--A man who gives the naine
Of James Mcintyre was taken in the net Of pick
ing the pocket Of m elderly lady named MIS-
Sylvester Dean, who arrived in this city Satur-
day night, on the Fond du Lac Railroad, on her
wpY from ST. Paul to Milford, Mass, as she was
stepping from the cars to the omnibus.
Her por.e monnaic WIS found upon him, cos-
taining over five dollars in money and so'ne
small articles of little ralue. He was brought
up in yesterdays Police Court before Justice
M,lliken, acknowledged the offence and wa1red
an examination. lie was thence committed to
| mil in default of q 900 bail to await t,al.
This is said to be the same chap who was ur-
rested, charged with picking lady's pocket as
the Post 0t1lce some weeks since. but who Al
that time escaped
"SE7-ro Mrslc.-Tbe Superintendent otone
Of our Mission Sunday Schools is responsible
for the following: He stated to his charge On
Sunday last that on his way to the School that
afternoon he suddenly turned thc corner upon i
bcry ofurchins Of tie n,ud-lurk order, tue SHARP
eyed, little, raw material for news boys, land
for good citizens too. if properly traiued>. In
| the centre of tue crowd be saw two boys buffet
ting each other with will, tearing and guash
inr like Young mastiGs. These he recognized
as belonging 10 his own school, and beside then
atopd two or three Of their schoolmates singing
| at the top of their voices,
ft TSe .:,s,i sr: : ~ a''ts III iS'%ists w.
The good Superintendent was justified in u
kurinu the belljccreuts, and little later the cr
, 1859-07-01
!" LONDON GLuR House GIN"

To the pablic. my aim was To give them pure and
nnaduteed ortice Of Gin and To call II by it, right
name. The success attending its Introduction and
extensive sale In California is a sufficient guarantee
Of the high appreciation Of the article by
Various parties have from time IN time put up and
shipped to California article which they call "CLUB
House. GIN.n My Gin. which has gained such rep
utation in California, is branded on the cases,
"Old London Club House Gin---Wm II. D."
The bottles also have a white label with FAC SINH.
lie Of my signature. caution all parties to beware
Of limitations.
WV. II. DAIY,
Sole Importer.
l2tfis NEW YORE.
, 1859-07-01
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
Couptv of ThurstOn.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. -
County Of Thurston.
In The District Court Of the Second Judicial District
TO SIDNEY B. sIMONs;
You are hereby notified thai
ANGEI.tNE c. sfMONS has fled her petition fol
decree Of divorce in said Court which will come on q
be hcari at the first term Of the Court which shal
commence more than three months after the sth dal
Of April, 1859, and unless yoa appear al said tern
and answer, the same will be taken confessed, an'
the prayer thereof gIantsa.
Tie object and prayer Of said complaint is 10 pro
cure decree for divorce and the custody ftho child
FOR cause of granting which petition she alleges ne
plect N make suitable provision for the family, an'
bad treatment
ELwOOD EVANS.
Attarnry Tor Petitioner.
Fstinsa hsd March IA, 1859. -ou
, 1859-07-01
DWELLING HOUSE

ladrcent to said mill.
From the situation Of said mill Immediately on the
hank Of the Columbia river the fact that Is the onl
mill in the city of Vancouver the thriving character
Of that place and the conguity to the L. s. Barracks
which is furnished with lumber from this mill, it il
believed that chances comparable to this for profta
ble investment but seldom The reason for sell
ing is only that it is step necessary to pay of tn,
debts due from said estate to various persons.
TERMs.-A credit Of six months with notes drawing
legal interest from the date with sufficient securit,
and lien reserved on said premises, will he givei
and required, Any person desiring further infolma
ton in regard to this property obtain the same
by applying to me at this place.
LEVI FARNSWORTH,t -
Administrator Of the estate OF Isabella G. Rodgers
deceased.
Vancouver, W. T., May ls 1859. 7w27
, 1859-07-01

The aforesaid townships having been surveyed, ard
the plats thereof approved. on March Ih, 1859, oil
settlers thereon before the date Of such approval are
requested 70 appear at our oice on the FIRST DAY
OF AUGUST next at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. ",
precisely, when and where shall be prepared TO re
ceiye the notifications Of their claims respectively
and enter upon the adjustment Of the same, and the
settlement, according to law, Of all conflicts Of boun
dairy lines that may be fonad Tn exist among them
And every person who has settled, shall settle with
in such townships after the date ofaprrova aforesaid
il required by law to Rle at this Office the notification
Of bis clam specifying the prseiSs tract or tracts
claimed by him, trthin three months from the date Of
his settlement; and he IA hereby requested 70 do al
any convenient time within such term.
Given under our hands at Olympia this l3th day ol
June. A. d., 1863.
". B. RANKEN. R'Eir.r,
6v30 =. GARFIELpE. RCorir,r
, 1859-07-01
Notice.

-. h DialrirI lrunl. y q
Edward Giddinga. Jr.. Htt nellfIrrEffl
rTNHE defendant in the above entitled cause win take
i nutce that the sali plaintiff he. lled conpl1nt
In which he charges the sad q Giddinea,i ,if Wih Be-
ing indebted to The aid q. Eihndre. oh pr1misory
notes. the sum Of one hundrcd and sxiynino dollar;
and Il appearing that the aid Oiddings Was 4 non
resident q The territory, and he had property IN the
the territory 90 The sane day vrlt q aliachmrut
issred and vas levied by The Sheriff on The 13t DAY
nf March 1883, BY levy upon lots No. So, and 8.
unless you appear and answer At Ire next tenn q ne
District Court for the Second Judicial Dictrict %
Washington Territory, 70 be holden a Olympia On
the hrst Monday oi September, 1859 lidrmc1t VII
gr auted. CHEN0WEfH& q pENNraN.
i:an t h1'-4 Au'y' for fih
, 1859-07-01

". B. RANKEN. Rsgi':0r,
z. GARFIELpE. Rrc6ir'r
, 1859-07-01
VANCOUVER STEAM SAW MILL,

which Is now in successful pnd profitable operation
together with all the appurtcnanees incident Jc.
longing to the same in any way whatever, inclusive 0l
Log Wagon FlatbOat. Mill Tools, etc. also the lots
on which the said mill stands, and which is known
on the plan Of said city lots five (j) and six Co in
block lury-eiglt (IS). Also, lots one %, two (2)
three (3). four "a, seven %, eight (s), in block
lfory-eight 49,.
Tie above block which said mill is situate is i'm
medatcly on the bank Of the Columbia river.
Also, block fortyGvc (45) in said city, which /.
situate a very comfortable
, 1859-07-01

ORANGES AND STRAWBERRIES, for sale dur
" ing the season.
, 1859-07-01
HARDWARE and WINDOW SASH.

A SPLENDID assortment Of Hardware and Win.
"A dow Sash will be found and sold 2j per cent.
cheaper than at any other store by
NJ BETTMAN.
Olympia, May ! 1859. 22:ti
, 1859-07-01
OPPOSITION Is THE LIIB OF TRADE.
HORSES SROD FOR THREE DOLLARS

THE undersigned has now, in connection with his
l. Wagon Manufactory. Blacksmith shop, where
the public can have their work done in good order
and short notice, at reduced prices. Horse shoe
ing reduced to three dollars.
Wagons and RuSS1OS
on hand and made n order cheaper than ever offered
In this market before. Repairing and Blacksnthng
done at short notice.
Orders from distance solicited and promptly at
tended to. Satisfaction warranted in every instance
or no charge made
Shop-one door east of Miles's Saloon, on Main and
Second streets, Olympia, W. T. ------
2lnf DICKERsON.
, 1859-07-01
Ranier,I Oregon.

.VNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM THE
L public, (but more particularly those who are IN
tercsted in driving stock from Oregon to the Sound
country. that he has, in connection with others
opened good road from this place IN St. Helens
there connecting with the st. eens and Plains road
Persons travelling either on horseback or driving
stock, will find il much tn their advantage to come
dpwn on the west side Of the Columbia river and
cross at Rainier, where they and will be rrred OF
reasonable terms-the undersigned having furnished
himself with good scoW for the business.
IA. p. MINEAR.
Mayo 1859 25ti
, 1859-07-01
Adninistrator,s Sale.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY D..,.,. IT,,
CLARKE County. ''O'"'T |O"'

'' CLSaEr CorNTY. ,i1',.' WV PROBATE Court.
Estate If Isabella Rodgers. deceased
Levi Farnsworth Ad'mr.
DY VIRTUE AND AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER
ID to me issued, the Administrator of the estate Of
Isabella Il. Rodgers. deceased, by the Probate Court
of said county and Territory on the l7th day Of May
A. D., 1853 will sell, at public Outcry at the court
house door. in the city Of Vancouver Clarke county
Washington Territory, within the usual and legal
hours Of sales, the 9th day of Juy A. D. 1859 the
following property, belonging to said estate, the
, 1859-07-01
RICHARD lane,

Notary Public and conveyanoers
I IAN ALWAYS BE FOUND AT THE oFFICE or
IL ! the County Recorder and Auditor for Thurston
County, two doors east Of s. d. Williams b Cos
store corner q Main and Fourih aifeeis Olympia. W.
| r 49, ri IFTEII IH ~ I|I- I sstf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
90 W 4 4 y y.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CApITaJ OVER 2hD Qan p0rIapc

AND COASTAAlLl IAuREASING.
The Charter Of this Company "t,r, NOR, t.,ura.
BILE advantages to the farmer and others. thau suy
Company chartered n the state. hy u.urns
with or without premium note. IL the applicant
prefer. he can pay the tuIl amount 1T the premium
in cash. or by ciecting cash n,uiauve tor tao
years, the Iu,urcd saves one cigh.l It the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay: or ~ becoming
member. and -lNinEn small premium note. the ~
>urcd save. nearly one bali ~ the amount cLurri
by Stock Companies, when iusurIng from var -
year This j. the advantage resulting iIom tho
combination OF the
CASH AND NJ II Al PRINCIPLE
This Company commenced ISSUING Policies
against loss or damage 10y lire. on the Ia;h uUy IT
March, 1894, since whrh time over seven th"u.aui
seven hundred persons have insured and L.r"uo
members 81 the Company, and over se,rnt, tAvu.
sand dollars have hccu pail lur losses. linIlg
increased our business duruo the pat year, teal
grateful for the liberal pam mage bestowed Gl"a
the Company thus tan, and i"r IT. ialtcrng lrn.
poets OF future usefulness. The Dur,tor. h,Io
and believe, that, ~ prudence, rauituu aud rgtd
system of economy. they will establish t"r til,
Company reputation tor rhraTu,s- aud .t'.'y
not surpassed hy any Company III the State.
All differences ia settlement u' ln,.g-, may 10
determined by three ii>intrr,,t"d aihuator, al tho
County where such b., happened. To- b, mutually
chosen hy the insured AMI Tie Cos,rauy.
I,I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-21
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, 4
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY Iosnov
.LENAN AGENCY

Nun hSS nnNSI Sohr = LYNDON
HEAD oFrtCF fVR IHE >IIrb>I,I.
No. 81 .So"th Wnd Nro1. Ph,ia,l,IpL,g
2g> 500 40
Paidup Capital and surplus ........... 2,lgfIll -
SECURITY To POLICY HOLDERS
TINHlS old aud responsible COMPANY tr,n,.
i against los or daInag. hy Fire. almost ,,..y
description OF property, All. offers To M,rcl,r'.
and others desiring insurance tho security ~ q,
actual Capital Of SG,2GS. 500 ton the whu, II Nh,
and Tor any liabilities beyond. tile >harrh,Iu.,,
ISpIyIDUhiLN RESPONSIBLE. even Ia til, cain, Il,
their entire fortunes The Shareholders r..t.
about one thousand. aud rs i lar., portion ~,
these are persons Of great wealth, the most .ll,s,
provisions eAist Tor meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent tor the lutei Stat,
the Company has empowered HIM 10 app,,r ID,
and accept any action or legal proceeding. u..,t
mted against or by sand Company. in IT,, ,s.g.
manner il the Company were a Corpora,uu NJ
Company established 10y the LAWS oi the rt,l
States. or suN Of the several States"
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES N
TIE UNITED STATES
a SPECIAL PERMANENT Fr>rHA> Bpm Mao,
At THE DISPOSAL o. TuE AutNT ~ PHI,nllin,
To ENABLE NV 10 hpjr>T hNp rLuuITIh rAr ,rl
LOSSES, WITHOUT KEtEEt>,E - l">uuN
LIBERAL TO THE lA>l RED
The uniform course Uf the Company ha> a,gay,
been lib, raj one towards, Policy Holders N,ln,t
claim has ever been disputed. and prumpt rn.
mrnt of losses is standing rnc pmlug tho
past year, losses exceeding Ss-1 ,CUO we've raa
Losses paid - soon the amount /, a.crff.,urI
ANNUAL INCOME
The Income 81 the Company IL now about !
OOu,sOO. increasing gradually each YEAR shuN.ly
that has the confidence 81 the different com
mites in which business 4, done.
RATE OF PREMIUM
The Rate Of Premium wall be- moderate. 4ni IN
al! cases will he based upon the character ., Ma,
owner ar occupant, and the merit, IT the rex
The conditions 81 Insurance are itaurd with The
greatest lIbenlity.
JAMES 7. CLOSE. Agent.
.Er' Office IN Exchange Block. on Mn. ,tr,,,.
sep 2s-,lly
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DkcsNner u, 1859.
A HOMESPUN PARTY.


The movement towards Southern mdepen-
deuce is progressing steadily. The people
Of Virginia are in dead earnest about TINS
matter. While We gentlemen have con ent-
ed ourselves, as yet, with meetings, speeches
&c, the ladies have begun to act. Without
noise, they have commenced 10 give force ana
color 10 our resnlutions--to put our theories
into practice We had the pleasure, lew
evenings ago, Of attending "h"me>pun par
t." gwen hy patriotic lady oil TINS CITY,
whose excellen. good seuse prompted her To
substitute deeds for words. and I" ihansurate
al once that system Of sell dependence which
has been the theme Of the innumerablc pub
lie meetings held recently III eServ county ni
the State. The party was decided, brli-
liant success. More than hundred ladies
and gentlemen, belonging to the most respect
cd families i'm the city were present, all OF
whom were attired in part or IN whole, III
garments made Of Virginia fabrics, woven m
Virginia looms. 1t was strictlya Virginia
cloth party.
As a matter of course, the ladies We're lar
in advance of the gentlemen, III their cos
TUNES Many of the latter wore but SIN
gle article OF clothing made ot material pro
,iuced and manufactured in the State: some,
indeed, had not even 50 much a. a Virginia
pocket handkerchief: but the ladies, without
exception. were dressed from top To toe III
homemade apparel. And 1t Is wonderful
to see how the plain homespun became them.
We were particularly struck with the effect
which gas light and II little trimming pr"hu-
ceS upon the commonest with cotton "zili-
burgs and flannel. Only by the closest m
spection would the eve he convinced that
this rough, coarse stuff was not the hheSt
Grape Cashmere. of IA delicate cream color.
Nor were the blue and the brown home-spnn
plaids.ie hess becoming IL the fair wcarers tiiah
the oznaburgs Not an article oi Jewelry
was to be seen anywhere. not an ARTIFICIAL
flower or ornament Of any kind. Even the
laces were made ut home, Of ordinary cotton.
Doubtless the light Of patriotism winch
beamed from the lovely faces of the maids
and matrons. helped to give the PLAIN gar
ments Il comeiiness not ntrlnslcally their
own; but. be that rs it may, we declare hear
ti!y that we never attended party where
the ladies looked better, or where both sexes
seemed to enjoy themselves more heartily
and universally. Ii is true that the gentle
creatures would have looked more brilliant
in silks. satins, diamonds and other fashion
able sewgaws, but we must distinguish be-
tween brilliancy and true loyeliness. Woman
never looks 50 well Us when she looks domeS-
tic.
This homespun party is but the beginning
Of the end. Other Virginia cloth parties
will follow. The movement must so on.
There is no helping it. When our mothers,
our wives. lighters, sisters sweethearts'
head the way, who can refuse to follow:
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HATS. CAPS. BONNETS. &C.

NALL STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS. INNS
II ARNOLD ha- iu-, received large n-."r'
mcut ii HATS ,>D CAPS adapted 10 meet tho
wants Of il .bpicc ,a.fom.
G"ntiemrn rrc solicited to examine recent IN
portatpn Of FRENCH FELT HATS selected W
special order together with whirh mas W. iruui
No. nrii"l" If SILK AND CASHMERE
HATS, gotten up with strict Observance ~ tat
ion and good taste. Also. 'hildrrus FANCY
HATS AND CAPS I'll Of which will he ,"lI cheap
for cash. Exten.v. stock hest term. Iuwest
price. at Phoenix Hall Hat AMI cap store
SEP %
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UCTION SALES Al NO. IS KING ST.
n OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON, Auctioneer, informs The
public that he is having regular EVENING
SALES at his Store, NJ. s. King street com-
mencing at o'clock He is now Offering great
variety of goods suited 10 the Christmas times.
such as Jewelry. Jcwclry Boxes. China and Wood
en- Toys. Fancy Soaps, Table and Pocket Cutlery
Scissors, Razors. Shaving Cases, &c. The above
can also be had at private sale during the day
Shopkeepers supplied at low rates. dec u
s 4 TTENTION COMPANY."-Haviugm made
n arrangements to furnish Military Companies
with all kinds of MILITARY GOODS, would res
pectfully solicit call from all in want OF the above
goods, assuring them that will furnish them a
cheap and as speedily as any house in the country
dec Is W. b. RICHARDS. JR.
nRUMS AND FIFES.-I have received lot
IL Of splendid DRUMS AND FLIES. direct
from q Manufacturer. perfectly reliable. and am
prepared TO furnish any number that may be wan
ted by the Virginia and Maryland Military Com
panies. dec Il JOHN II. PARRoTT.
T AIDES BUGLE Hair Nets, further sup
j DIV Just received and for sale at greatly re-
ducsd prices; also. few more of those celebrated
Champion Skeleton Skirts, at
dec 18 Z. Z. BENIN ;.
WOOL purohsssd By ~ ma,
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HATS, HATS. GREENWOOD & CO. has

Ii ing received their FALL ) I. PPLl -
GOODS, are nov prepared t. furnish their -.
timer, aud the public generally, Win the iNu'T
>rrLES # HATS and cars, which, Tor n'atn'.'
aud durability, cannot H. suIrassri
Particular attention i called H. their new .iS|"
DRESS HAT. Tor y"ung men. SOFT lIAlr o.
every description. Call Ind examine them, At
GREENWOOD COS,
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The IdIer, the Lounger, the Spectator. the
Rambler, and the Tattler. are all classical
works. but many fellow is all these charac-
tiers in one-and vet no student ut all.