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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAHQGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE. AT PRIVATE SALE.

s1Iit. Hl 1Ss xSSd af ffoSSsc,hfuy
ton, and the public, to call and ~
solves. consisting of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
Fine Mahoe.ny,, Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood EtrEeres, Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
ber Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sldeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs of every descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
Glasses, &c.
Ny purpose is to sell as cheap as any other psrson
IN washington, and on as favorable terms /; and
natter myself that no person wishing TO purchase
Will DO disappointed If they give me call.
A. GREEN,
en IS-u No. 626 7th street.
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nR. CGG6SwELL'S NEW MEDIC
tbSALr does lust hat u caiIns 20 do-na more,
no ess-squalizes the funds by reRovIBg from tho
5, stem nj art rial AID venOus distinctions. De-
SoTipfIrs CiToN may lie obtained from sny drug
git VINO las tGis va liable medicine for SAFE.
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS,
- INSTITUTE,

r, NENNlNG, PRINCIPAL.
Lessons In Architectural and Ornamental Design
ing, Engineering and Mechanical Drawing every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from to
9oIock m the third story Of Agency Block, corner
Terms. SS per month. In afvanca. no 1a-tf
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| THE GREAT VITAL. REGENERATOR
/ TRTE A ~

TRIE Sc Ep Arr
TRI Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent of England. and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole de PharmaoIe de Paris and the Emperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is invaluable for relaxation, spernatorrhea,
and phy ca exhaustion and is a tonic.
No.2 completely eradlcates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau-
seous and pernicous use of cOpavIa and cubebs.
No. s has entirely supp anted the INJURIOUS use Of
mercury, thereby lnsuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all the impurities and roofing out
the venom OF disease.
TRIESEMhR, MOL. 2, and s, are prepared in the
form of Ozenge, devod Of taste sm ell, and can
be carried In the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
CAsBs, md DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE DOS rs as admin
lstered by Valpeau, Lalieman, RouK, RIcord, & c.,
&c. Price IS each. or four cases in one for So,
which saves IS; and in 8 y cases, whereby there is
Saving Of 81. To be had, wholesale and retail, Of
DIR. BARROW. l57 Prince street, New lort. Inn
medIatey on receiving remittance, ,Di. Barrow will
forward the Trlesemar to any part OF the world,
securely packed. and addressed according to the
structiOns of the winter de IL SIN
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nR.CO6G GSWELL'SNEw MEDICAL SALT
~ FOR lNFLAMMAToRy DISEASES GNLY.
Neto Medical SAT- Netc Medical iSaif .
IT l. NOT CURE ALL.
FOR RINFLAMMATORYDI DISEASES ONLY Y.
nR. COG6SwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT. instead Of being a remedy for all Ills las
control over bat al, has but Que aim. ard so-
cOmpllshes but one thing. to wit sUBDu H INFLAN-
MAIoRI DISEASE, whatever ne IT'S form or locality,
whether IN the head, th TOAt. abdomen eXiEemtts, q,
or skin,
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nR. CO0GSW ELLIS NEW MEDICA
~ SALT. Get scrculaE. AK any Druggist about
me New Medical sat. Ask your IeghbOrs
shOut the New Medcsl Sslt IL s!ck, try II not
sick, ,eHeubsr the New iediohl salt
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IsS. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee
OF the MlneraL Plate Tesfk, attends per
sonaiiy at his oftoe IN this CITY. @
many persons can wear these Teeth who ~-4-p
cannot wear others; and no person can wear other,
who cannot these,
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodates
with any style and prIoe Of Teeth they NAV desire
hut 10 those who partIcu lar ard 81 the purest
cleaEest, strongest aEd most perfect dentnre that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted
Rooms IN this city, SSe Penn. avenue, between stt
and 10Th streets; also, e7 Aroh street, Phladelphs
se H-ly
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WIN. T. DOVE & CO.,

A VIM. Il. DONE q COs
"a ; sOw PREPARE To execute orders with
Wnioh they may be favored an The -
PLUMBING, q Az. ON STEAM-FITTING
BUSINESS.
III , Store on 9tn street. few doors north OF
Penn. avenue, where may be found q complete s.
sortment of Chandeliers, and other Gas, Steam, and
Water Fixtures. jas-ly
rINHE WONDER OF WASHINGTON u
L GIBBS'S VEGETABLE BALsAM,-peT-
fOrming almost miracles an covering up Bald beaos
and curing all Snalp thseases- H-hm
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
C. ri, Myers having purchased Of us the tole night
of g. q ES' GAS EGONOMlZER for the District
OF Columbia VIC would recommend "a all who wish
10 ssye their gas. and at the same time mo rease
thar IIxht 10 call and examine the t.conOmlzer.
'"0'' GREGORY Il GATES.
In the fret piace-ve clam that the Eoonomzer
Will produce twice the light with the same xpense
as the ordinary burner.
Seoond-fhat the Economizer will produce as
f not more, light with from IS TO 80 per cent.
less gas.
Third-that the Economizer saves and burns the
gas wasted by all the other burners use, and
With il there cannot be. by any possibility sny waste
Of gas.
Gas and Steam IttIng Establishment of
G. II. MYERS a. CO,
No. 5ne 9Th street, between ID street and
ia slim Penn. avenue.
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nR COGGSWELL'S ANTiPHLOGISTiC
- SALT. Acutc pack Ees, 81; Chrome do. g. so;
tamIiy dn.. 90. sent 10y maj, tree of pense.
receipt Of prIce. IHyal Ids with chrome or long
siaEding diseases, should alwsys order ohronIo
Dock ct, PhIla. n. B.-AEents wanted in every
Civ. Town. And klisRe
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CaSISTMAS SfRESENTS.-Members Of Con
" gress and strangers vi ltlng the city should not
FORGET to send to their families set of Metzerotts
We've of Washington. For sale at al bookstores.
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Dentistry, Ia.

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
Ih. HILLS has removed his offloe TO the rooms
long occupied BY DIR. Malster, 1875 Pern.
avenue between sth and 10th sts.,) yhere9 49,
ne will be pleased to see all who may desire 01Ib
ms services. For professional ability sm kindly
permitted to refer to Dr. Malstsr. ja<
H. DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MuNSON is now setting Teeth on Vulcan
Ite. combining the irresistible advantages
OF chespness, durability, usefu ness and in
creased comfort. Those having iadly ftt-
lhg bates can now be guarant ed perfect ft Teeth
mounted on Vulcante will cost one third Iess thar
god and are fsr superior IN every respect. Cal
ehi see soecimers at So Pennsylvania avenue.
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A VAN CAMP,
~ NTIST,
Has returned TO the city and resumed ms prac
tce.
Operating Rooms and ResIdepce-4C7 FGS
street, between 9th and 7th, four doors from cI-lE
Post Once. o.l,f
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To those seeking relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can cheerfuly recommend DIR. \. Baily az a
superior deBtIst. He made 8 set of porcelain teeth
for one OF my family, and pugged several teeth for
mrself and the work has al stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT It. NIXON,
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LOR RENT-The front PARLOR and BED
4 ROOM attached, over kldwell LauTences
Drug Store. fhe most desirable rooms on Penn.
avenue, os account Of their nearness to WIllards'
Hotel and the Departments. A'sO, two bedrooms
IN third story. All furnished. Apply to klDWELL
Il LAURENCE, Z, nesr corner 18th street.
no Scot
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TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
Il SALE OK RENT.-The House at Barley
Cross Roads, miles from Washington and from
Alex aIdra, al the intersection of the Fairfax aud
Middle TurnpIkes. Address LEWIS BAILEY,
WashInEton CITY, or inquire on the premises.
no 5 eotf
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Co"sfHEHtctIte'
A Piece OF sharp Practice.

NR. EDITOR While you are exposing
the delinquencies of the Township officers,
there is piece of sharp practice on record,
by one who is an aspirant for the City
Council, which think onght, at this time,
to be fully exposed. The facts I shall pre-
sent to you, may afford an insight into the
reasons why the gentleman is SO willing to
assume the annoying labors Of Council
man.
IN the year 1857, or early part of 1853,
Afr. James t.. Jones was employed as the
secret attorney of the city To ccoliect proxies
of stockholders in the Straight Line Rail-
road, and to attend an election of the Com
pany at indianapolis, and, if possible, to
change the board of officers OF the Company
In what manner he performed that duty is
known, ut least, to few He made. too,
that famous journey OF exploration along
the lac. to discover how much work had
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a All OF Pixies PEAK Rom aiice.

The ST. Louis Republican gives US the
following narrative of the adventures of a
Pike Peaker in that city:
About five o'clock Monday evening, two
young persons, dressed IN avery gentleman
ly manner, walked into the Office of Justice
Herckenwrath, on Walnut street. The eld-
est introduced himself as Samuel A. Patter-
son, and said that for several years he had
been paying courteous attentions to Miss
Louisa Chamberlain, in sone of the bor-
der towns in Indiana. His suit had been
well received by the young lady, and they
were engaged to be married; but the father
of the young lady interposed his objections
to the proposed hymenial copartaership,
and declared with great positiveness that the
twain should not be made one flesh. Find
ing Chamberlain, ST., memorable, Mr.. Pat
terson had concluded to go to Pixies Peak,
hoping to reap golden treasures as the result
of his journey, and on his return experience
less difficulty in I" conciliating his sweet
hearts obdurate parent" So about week
ago, bidding a goodbye for while to his
native town, and, indulging in kiss or two,
ogether with chaste embrace, in which
Miss Louisa was participant, he steered his
course to st. Louis. ---~...f...
The thought of long separation from
her dearly beloved, but, more than all, the
fear that absence might drive her image
from his heartSwas too much for the fair
Louisa. She took a younger brother into
her confidence, and poured into his sympa-
thetic ear the story of her grief. There
was q spice of romance in that younger
brother, and said he, ssLouisa, run Off
meet Summary him-and the devil take
the consequences" On that hint she spake.
That, indeed, she had already resolved upon
The above narrative, perhaps not in the
same words, but in substance similar, was
told of Jubtiee Herckenwrtah. tsE y
\ 8" Well" observed Esq. H., bring the
lady here--pll tie the knot" o Sra a-
Mr.. Patterson walked to another portion
of the room where his genteel companion
had taken a seat. 3 dz.4ais re- esd 5z1es
Here she is, he announced, as they
both advanced to the Justices desk. 4icai s
The functionary shook his head and re-
marked that if the lady would retire to her
boarding house and re-appear in the costume
of her sex he would gladly accede to their
wishes. y, ,-..e.s-- f..s s=,s.,ssr.:
A short hour elapsed. Miss Chamberlain,
attired in all the paraphernalia of hoops and
other feminine ct ceteras, now blooming
and blushing young lady of sweet seven
teen, entered the Office, accompanied BY the
smiling and altogether happy Mr.. Patterson
Five minutes served to place them in new
relation, and after receiving the congratula-
tons of the peace officers of the State they
departed on their way-rejoicing, of course
Yesterday morning the identical pair were
seen in q buggy-bdt the fair Louisa was
again violating an ordinance of the city by
being dressed in male attire. In the after
noon she started back to her home in In
DIANA and on Saturday her husband leaves
st. Louis, still bound for the orange colored
Peak of Pike
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Rev. Dr.. DAiLY.-Further investigation
into the affair in which Dr. Daily was con-
cerned on Saturday evening last, leads us
to almost adopt the opinion entertained by
many, that the Doctor was not drunk but
crazy on that evening. That the facts were
substantially as stated cannot be denied, and
can only be excused on the ground of aber-
ration of mind, which the Doctors friends
assert, he is subject to. We are inclined TO
believe that on this occasion at least he was
not in his right mind We would not
knowingly do DR.. D.any injustice, and hope
We have not done SOY. A. Tribune. Is
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sSsG- Mr.. Goggin, the Opposition eandi-
date for Governor in Virginia, is ssanguine
of revola,ionizing the Old Dominion. He
says he has entered upon the canvass, "not
only with the hope Of success, but with an
assurance of the triumph of our cause that
amounts 20 faith itself. Lei every one do
his whole duty. shall fearlessly and reso-
lutely do mine. 1 could not do less for such
a cause, and for such friends
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BS1~ In recent suit against Jewish
citizen in Lafayette, in this State, for vio-
lating the Sabbath, the defendant admitted
the charge, but justified himself on the
ground of his religious belief, the enjoy
ment of which was guaranteed to him by
the Constitution. The jury returned a YER
dict of not guilty, and the prosecuting at
torney Immediately entered saots proc in
several other cases.
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Death from Hunger and Exposurs.

Death from Hunger and Exposure.
It is hard to believe that such occurrences
as the following, related by the Louisville
Courier, can happen in Christian commu-
nifty, Astounding in wealth and luxury:
A poor fellow, who was known only az
aLittle Jimmy" was found AT an early hour
yesterday morning, in the alley. between
Second and Third and Main and The river,
in dying condition. He breathed his last
in less than ten minutes from the time he
was first discovered, and, so far as we know,
alone. He was poorly clad, has been wan
dering about the levee for several weeks,
| and, from appearances, died from exposure
rather than disease He was a stranger, in
strange land, without home, penniless,
and, therefore, friendless. To die in the
street like dog is a sad fate, but there is a
hereafter. .....s --. .,... .'-.7 ....
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aelr The Washington correspondent d

RGSH The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press writes:
The Wing party is now shaking its locks,
and preparing for another campaign. Many
things look to this result, and it is well. for
the politicians of the Republican Opposition
to pay attention to the late demonstration
in New York, headed by Gov Hunt, which
contemplates a national organization of that
opposition. 800 n8asgE aE@e& .eFt
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A VOTER OF THE SECOND WARD

BURNED TO DEArH-On the evening Of
,nc 7th ult a man named Jacob Reed, aged
about So years, and resident of Franklin
county, Pa, was burned to death while
shamefully Intoxicated
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been done on the TOAD, and of which journey
he made that famous report-noticed BY
you at the time--in which the remarkable
geological fact was stated that there was no
rocksor sand in the country between here
and Washington, and that the road was to
be ballasted with gravel from the Ohio
river, at acost of Sic, 600 or less mile.
For these services, according to the rec
ords of the city now before me- he was, on
the 4th day of January, 1858, allowed $500,
which with previous allowance of $l30 so
he was to receive credit in account with
the city of $3.50 80. This heavy allowance
was made to him with the full understand
ing, at the time, that it was to be offset by
the claim which the city then had against
him for delinquent taxes, on which he had
applied te the courts and got an injunction
against their Collector, on the ground that
they We're illegally assessed The order
granting the allowance, closed with these
words, "that so much thereof as may be
necessary, be received by the Collector as
cash in payment of taxes no,o due" viz:
January 4th, 1853,
There was at that date due from Mr.. Jones
the following taxes, the list of which copy
from the city records.
Memoranda of taxes assessed against Jas.
G. Jones and other parties, for whom he
(Jones) is agent, in 1861, delinquent,
viz III p
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ags- Tue citizens of louisville are about
70 make the attempt to establish a House OF
Refuge at the expense Of $4,000.
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aEez p. B.aIRD,. VA. D., HO.MG0-

EE0, p. B.aLRED, VA. D., NO.WR0-
wv pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services the citi-
of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction of those whom il may con-
Germ, Dr. Baird wUuld state that, in addition TO a
scientific education in Homeopathy, be graduated
with tho honors at of the best Aliopathc medi-
cal colleges in the country. .T 2,
Having devoted special attention Surgery, and
having n complete set of spnTs, &C.. he prepared
to render satisfactory MD TO those reanirng surgi
cal treatment. .s--s- ttl-f -.-... Il e. .tts
a5- Office, No. 45 Main street. Office hours
from ] to 2. NJ app
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ma The sickles trial fully and beaut

FeA The Sickles trial, fully and beauti
fully illustrated, for the use of children
under ten years of age, will be ready, it is
announced, by the first of May. All lnfer-
nation that could be desired, in regard 10
the devil and his doings on earth, will be
found in the forth coming volume on me-
tropolitan life. sgE8sos} hae tsei1os
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ON FAVORABLE TERMS.-One of the very
best farms, situated in Scott Township, in Wander
burgh county, tile homestead Of Edmund Madlow,
Esq, is offered fol sale account of the death of
the late owner. There Will he sold either 10 acres
or 245 acres 80 acres clear and in the highest
state of cultivation. Balance good timber land
80 acres of the clearing in grass or clover, and
about acres ia wheat The aclearing is divided
into seven fields There IS gAod orchard, a me
garden, good we'll and eistern. good house with
about Z rooms, a good barn. stable &c.
This is model farm, and the soil has never been
exhausted; tho Princeton road rms through the
land, and the buildings within mile OF lugle's
Station regular stopping place on the Evansville
& Charlottesville Railroad. within nina miles of
Evansville AaNc w&t 81 e# eAt&E - q
Their particulars enquire OF
ra1T-3aldSw DENBT x LUNkENHEIMER.r..
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KD.4 STA THIS X.y' E.OVR W.gTT 20 y


-R FUTURE REFERENCE.-That we have not
failed yet or sold ont our largo and well selected
stock OF Dry Pine Lumber, but are selling at
prices that defy all competition, and sell
ing so low that certain other dealer has advanced
the idea that are about 10 rail, which we take
the liberty to say, he kaors the fact although
we must say that we are much obliged, neighbor."
Hope you viii keep on, for it is bringing
cheap OF cistom). We are we'll aware that
present prices would indicate results detrimental to
onr pecuniary interests. However, our customers
will please boar in mind, that will continue to
sell at present prices, and lower, (Which is frem 10
to l. Per cent. lower than be bought injthis
market) until further notice. We will satisfy all
that call on us, that this Is humL;lg, and can
convince them of the following facts. Frst--that
have brou ght down the price of Lumber from 25
To 80 per cent. Second-that are selling cheaper
than can be bought in this market. Third-that
present prices afford fair compensation. Fourth
and last-that owing IN superior advantage in
buying, for the edificaton of our particular friend
we pay when we buy), We are therefore enabled to
sell at "a small advance on cost, for cash, or to
prompt paying, short-time buyers. .ssE $685. d
Thankful tor last fayors, we hope to merit con-
tinirnce of the same. Hoping that all who wish to
buy good seasoned Lumber will give us call.
e.... NEWBERRY &c CLEMENT,
app Cor. AIainsS Eighth sts., opp. X. r. Depot.
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asa q 5 rikes among almost every va
riety of mechanics and workmen appear 10
be the order Of the day at present in Gin
cin1at. @ @ 20
avs .sF s-4s -il IS .--- .tl.i--i-
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TOWNSHIP 1--WE sTIGATIoNll

0WNSHIP INVESTIGATIONll
At the call of many citizens, there will
be PUBLIC MEETING at the
COURT HOUSE,
THIS EVENING, at y o'clock, to hear
REPORT eft
as made out by Committee selected, in
part, by Messrs. Sharpe and Walker, and
in part by citizens. This Committee
have examined the Township Records,
with the consent and in the presence of
the Trustees, and they win be prepared
TO make detailed statement of the
Township affairs.
THE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
and THEIR OFFICERS are invited to be
present.
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Ds PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO the com
pounding OF family receipts and physicians pre-
scrptions, and it win be tho study of the new firm
to oblige those who may honor them with their
custom. -'-.---.--'f---.- rnar9-Im
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u EVANSVILLE, Indiana. marI8
EDEERBO y.ffA d RROUGHTO.V:--
-E-D WILLIAM BIERB0WER and CHARLES
Il. BROCGHTON having this day entered into part
nership 1T the old stand, Washington Block, Main
street, Evansville, Ind, take thu opportunity to
offer their grateful acknowledgements to the pub
lie who have 50 literally patruniz d them and
would also cab the atten tio Of the ,ilies of the
city and surrounding county, of ruge lists and coun
try merchants, 70. their extensEe stock of Drugs,
Chemicais Paints, Dyes, Glassware and Perfilmery,
personally selected with great care AT the hest
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II notice OF Mr.sf. Deubler,-we would res
pee fully solicit share of the public patron age,
which will ebef thank illy acknowledged by thu
young. beginners.s MILLER & NIEHAUS.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. marI8
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MeOTICE.-TMR .NDRRsIG.N.K

kleOTECE.-TkE U.VD ERsIG.S.ED
@ respectfully informs the public that he has
this day sold cut his entire stock of Dry Goods 10
Messfs Henry i. NJ Her and Henry Niehaus who
will carry the busiliess under the firm. MIL
LER &, NIEHAUS,at the same old stand, ~ Main
street. The stock Nil be replenished and com
pleted in few days when they viii be glad to G.
ceve thecells of their friends and the old custom
ers of the house. | recommend my successors TO
the favor of the public, and have only to remark
that my personal attendance will be given t0all
settled affairs OF The late firm. s- 49,. -
marls sWM. J. DEUBLER.