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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The BREckIvRIDoE AND LANE CAUSE.-THE
Breckinridge and Lane meeting that came of in
this city last night the largest public gather
ing known to the history Of the Federal Metro
polls, unless II may be the memorable meeting
that came of in Washington to ratify the nomin-
alton Of Henry Clay for the Presidency, many
years ago. Our account Of It's proceedings Is an
admirable one, and from IL the distant reader can
draw just conclusions between the status Of the
National Democracy here, and that Of the Doug
lastes, exemplihed in cur equally truthful por-
trait Of the Douglas ratification meeting that came
of here last week. The features Of last nights
occasions were decidedly the patriotic, able, and
effective speeches Of the President, Secretary
Cobb, Senator Davis, and our fellow-citizen
James NJ. Carlisle, Esq. which, with those Of all
the other gentlemen participating actively In the
affair, we commend to the public as embracing
plain exposition of the grounds upon which the
National Democracy appeal to the public in be-
half Of Breckenridge and Lane.
The Potomac AQUKDUCT.-IoH, in a recent
letter to the Baltimore Sun, saws {" The appro-
Priation for the aqueduct was given by the House
on the express condition that 1t should be guard
eaagainst the danger of political application du-
ring the coming can yass by the proviso above
quoted" This was distinctly avowed and Mr.
Toombs and other Senators distinctly stated to the
Senate that the proviso was constitutional and
that without it the appropriation could not have
been obtained from the House Of Representatives
Thirty-one Senators voted for it, only thirteen
voting against the report Of the committee Of con-
ference for all reasons
The President, in hisspecial message distinctly
states that the proviso is constitutional. Had IL
not been so, his plain duty was to veto the bill
But he approved" it. In answer to surmises
that the President will not cause the work to be
executed according to the letter of the law, we
have to say that we scout the imputation upon
him Involved in the idea
1t is impossible that any Administration form:
ally accepting money from Congress upon condi-
tions approved by the Presidents signature, and
still more distinctly by formal special message
can spend the money thus obtained in violation
of either of the conditions expressly Stipulated BE-
cause such bad faith in its transactions with Con-
gress would be ruinous to its reputation.
The law is plain, and no doubt il will be exc
cuted. The President is too kindly disposed to-
wards this District, too regardful of his obliga-
ton to execute all laws passed by Congress and
himself, for any Of his true friends to doubt the
result for a moment.
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. FREE CONCERTsI

u FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, NeIc York areHxe, BE-
t.cssn LIST and ID streets, would resPeSnsll.. ~
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at O'Clock
and ending st 10 .. m. Previous to the Concert.
the Saloon is open TO those desiring TO while
away few hours IN the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every descrip tion
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses, are requested to give day or two notice.
ie i'm
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THE VoIAGE OF THE NIAGARA.-Edttor Of the
Star: VIII you be kind enough to inform your
readers, how in the name Of common sense and
reason, any one expects the Niagara" to reach
Japan in seventy days. Even under the most
favorable circumstances, one hundred days would
be an extraordinary passage, ria Cape Of Good
Hope; and if the ship went ria Cape Horn, 1t
could not be done under one hundred and twenty
days at this season Of the year. | very much
doubt whether any officer of the "Niagara" ever
made the statement referred to in your edition Of
this afternoon. Navy.
WASHINGTON, July g. 1860
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IrA meeting Of old Soldiers at PHILADELPHIA
on the Fourth Of July, passed resolutions con-
demnatory Of the Homestead bill, las tending 70
render land warrants worthless, } and thanking
the President for his veto. They think that II
Congress passes such law they ought to provide
for the redemption Of land warrants in money
by the Government
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w GOD!

STOVE and KINDLING wocD. =. the loves
70 ssible price.
+. j. 4 w. M. GAIT,
m n-u north side.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS


HVD BELL AND EVERETT ASSOCIATION
lA3 The Bell and Everett Association of G go ge-
town, ID. G., are making ARA gements, upon a scale
o unusual magnitude, for Grand Excursion and
Barbecue, to he given at Arlington Spring-the pro-
ceeds TO be devoted 10 the purchase of magnificent
banner Tor the Presidential campaign and towards
defraylng other necessary expenses Several of the
most gifted orators of the Union expected to he
DreSant.
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BOARDING..

MRS. ROBBINS HAVING TAKEN THE
w large and commodious house on bird street
the Capitol grounds. formerly known as the Vernon
House, where she is now prepared to Accommodates
with. or without BOARD, combined with many
comforts, such as gas, bath. 30 a healthy locs-
residence. on immediate application. Terms Tea-
sonse5e jy2-2w
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BY A. OhEBN, AuotlOneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
phans' Court of the District OF Columbia. bearing
1n sn s, q s aei .sd d
ehancery sitting, j, William Dixon, Guardian 20
sse paS shS s"cSs s b Ss t SS
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of July, A. D., 1881. on
tss stated al the $ On and shf uss sT;
Of my said wards, Of, and 10 the following real
plan o. the City Of Wilmington. IN ssid BsstriC;.
as Lot numbered twenty seven, (27.l in Square
fronting twenty FIVE t25.) feet on second street,
commencing ut the Southern line Of Lot numb red
sres ave e1 eet tsenos VEST is ssSeSg
i've C7SD feet; thence orth, twenty i've (15, feet,
s that part OF Lot numbered twenty eng 1T, Css IN
said Sc are, numbered seven hundred and tkifty
point on public silsy. in ssid square at the Sou n
east corner OF raid Lot and running thence due
thence dGs North, Sft, -four 81, fset snd i've as
inches; thei ce due hsst fourteen 'llD feet the
due -: Soats. y fonG cs feet and I've chez 20
the place OF bsgininS, WI the .mpio nents there
tanning six rooms, with hack buIloIns attached, az
described Ia said order aud decree,
SAID ord and decree, !, Jon T. lynch, 6usrdi,n
10 Charles %. La'ner, email offer for "a e, at public
after stated ali the rig ht title and interest OF my
said ward Of, IN, and TO the sbOve-mentiOned and
This property fronts on I'd street East between
South AID south streets, in the vicinity Of the
srsst 20 per, ms .. eSs Of invesI n
Terms OF "a e: One, I'd cas- a; tue resIdue in two
equal lnt ailments. Of niue and eighteen months,
secured b. the notes Of the purchaser SATISFACTORY
" end9rsed and bearing interest I9m the day Of
the purchase money IL psid. All o0ny ey AMONG
at the cost of the purchaser.
= MM DIXON, Guardian
JOHN T. LYNCH, Guardian
A. GREEN, Auot.
At the same hour and place. and on the sane
terms mentioned in the above advertisements, We
shall offer for sal al the dover, interest and aim
Of Mary Ann Garner, vidO ~ OF j ohm w. Is. ga.
ner, fdeoeased Of IN, and % tie above desoTibsd
property. CAkRINGTOS LEVY.
Attorneys for Mary Ann Garner.
fx Qfa- q ~
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spirit Of the Morning Press.

The CcsStttHsion publishes and comments ap-
provingly upon Mr. Breckinridges letter Of ac-
ceptance.
The Iat,iIigsnesT descants at length upon the
Richmond Convention, giving the views Of
Southern journals on its action, &c.
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TRANSFER oEA CLERk.-We understand that
John F. Callan, Esq, clerk to the Military Com
mittee Of the U. 3. Senate, has been transferred
to clerkshiP in the War Department, in place
OF Mr.. John George Law, deceased
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THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO MORROW

GALE OF STANDS IN TIE NORTHERN
- MARKET AZ AUCIION.-On WEDNEs-
DAY MORNING next, al 9 o'c eek. will BE- Eoid
on the Premises, about ten eligible elites for MAR
nkT STANDS. All improvements thereupon 60
De at the expense of the purchater, and subject 90
the approval of the Market Master.
Terms ossh, In bankabe money.
BY order Of the Comm ssloners
jys-2t CLERK Of Northern Msrfet.
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I LIGHTNING!
- LiGHTNINGM
LIGHTNING -.
In TIME OF PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR.
F. LABARRE,
Southeast eorns, Of IOt6 and C sfs.,

MANUFACTURER OF
PLArlNA-TlPPED LIGHTNING RODS,
Respectfully announces to thu public of Washing
orders for erecting Lightning Conductors ON the
most approved soientiic principles, constructed OF
the very best oil Materials on very mOdera terms
All Platlna tipped Points which are manufaotu rad
BY me will be stamped with my name,
weather Vanes Of any design made to order.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY }. e. MCGUIRE n CO .AuotiOneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CIGARS AND
u TOBACco.-Un THURSDAY AFfERNOON,
July l.th, st ga O'Clock At the Auction Rooms, ne
sh al sell without reserve
500 Cigars Of various Brands,
u Boxes 4 ObacCO OF varlors analitia
Terms: So and under cas- ;,ver that sun a
credit OF 80 aud g. GAYS for sstisfSosOriy endorsed
sd 0: 6. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucrs.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT ACTION
On III URSDAY, July l2ih. I shal sell, in front
OF ne premises at O'Clock M, cart Of Lot No. 9,
q street. near the corner Of THIRD street west con
tanning 2,l2sst feet and the improvements, which
are frame house, &c.
Tensions hsff cash; balance IN 6, u. aud ~
sale. De d gwen and deed Of trust taken.
jy9u A. GREEN, Auct
NARsHAL's SALE-In virtue Of two vuts Of
WI beri iacias. issued from the Clerks Ofioe Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and 10 me directed,
VIII expose 20 public sale. for cSSh, in font Of the
court house door of said cOuntv, on MONDAY,
following property, To wit: All defendants night,
title, clai and interest IN and 10 Lot No, T. in
50 uere No els, IN the city OF Washington, ID C.,
together with sll and singular the improvements
Andrew Rothwell, and will Be sold % satisfy yu-
dlolas Nos 2f and 2i5, 20 October term l05e, IN
favor OF Phelps kInsmsn.
U. s. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
u tai FRIDAY, the 2oth instant same hour and
ptos w. SELDEN.
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ENGINEER's OFFICE.
Il AIExANDRIA, June IS lse0
MANASSAS GAP EAILkUAD.
SIX HUNDRED MEN WANTED on the line
S Msss: f fsssi1. q. = @ S6s
pany's Once, Alexandria
je2 Observation-Disclosures.
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PERSONAL.

THlS is TO CERTIFY TO THE PUBLIC
4 that JOHN WEST. will not be responsible
Ior goods or chatties or any manner of debt CON
tracted by MarseIllas or Burnett West. jy 1857
TIE THANKS OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
Angler for the bountiful cola ion prepared for them
last evening, at Mr.. Emrich's European Hotel.
NOTlCE.-1 hereby caution ali persons from
L giving credit to any one on my account az
Will pay no debts contracted in my name after this
date except by myself
jy l0St BENJAMIN BURNS.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
highly gifted and intelg ent lady can be consu ted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 200 Twenty second street, between and /,
Washington. ie 10 Inn
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NJ Penn. Avenue, tsftoses l2fh and l3fh SIS.
LADIES' WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS and
CUR LIS always on hand. or made TO order IN the
best styles. Also, Hair Work repaired or tsksn IN
excnsnge. ~ Sly
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present. IT.
NATIONAL SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS,
GREEN STREET,
BtticeeH Bridge and Water StS., Georgetolru,
large stock of CANDLES,
bso' ahiIyI Es snd az Esney SOAPS
steamboats,, and a kinds of machinery.
Always on hand, and for sale at prices to suit the
trade.
" 10 eotf J. B. IEwETT, Proprietor.
PtsETAYfIfE e coKk H MKrE ExA%SE new
SCREW CANS tthe ladies' favorite Can for Pre-
sER PKTENT n FI NfEe.ifisi TAE'p k Mff
FREEZER, the best in Incorporation simple re-
'G jys S?a'n No 1a4 Bridge a. st LAzE sY
New ST. J E5SE ALE EEsKT ANpLAB
RADOR HERRING.
100 barrels prime new st Johns Alewives,
Daily All pee per- sSbddasl p wehsr
800 bbls; new No; Round Herring, Bost. inspection
$50 d DO: DO do' d DO. H Hsi6.x d dO
And few ST. Johns Alewives, last Year nspec-
ton, but warranted prime. All Of which we will
sell on pleasing terms ARK ARkyT f BRO,
jys-Iw 90 and 1O1 Ws'er st, GsoT Pta,
FOR NEW, YORK.-The packet sshooners
L Arcto and Hamilton, will commence n
loading for the above port on MONDAY ~
next, 9Th inst. For freight apply to -
y6 63 Water street.
FOR RENT-The STORE ROOM and Cellars
Il at the house No. IS east side Market Space
adjoining the store Of Mr.. J. j. Bogue The room is
shelving and has been used many years as grocery
The cellars dry and extending the whole depth of
the store For terms inquire on the premises:
Jy 5-eo5t Mrs. MARY BOGUE.
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HTBANk OF WASHINGTON, July 8. 1861
~ me trustees OF this Bank have declared a
ulvldent OF three per cent of the profits of H.
last sx months, payable to Stockholders on de
bana- JAMES ADAMS.
~ ~ CaShier
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COUNTR YRESIDENCE FOR SALE.-Thrse
~ and halfa res of Land situated at Bailey's Y
)ads st the Intersection of the Columbian and
IL eSburg turnplkes, miles from WASHINGTON
and ON hlrxandtis. The improvements consist
OF house. c1ntanlDg Is rooms, barn. corn house,
shets, &c. The yard Is well shaded with trees and
has a u an fxce,leDt well Of water. For furth-r
particulars sPPly on the premises to w PAYNE,
or t. JNO. BOWLING. ESQ, or A. q. SIS GE. ct
Marshslps auction rooms. Washing TO !, ID. c. The
above described property will be sold low for cash.
jy 5-eo2Wr
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NATIONAL SOAP ANDCANDLE WORKS.
~ GREEN STREET,
Btttceen Bridge and Water Sts GsorFsto,ru
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w D o ID AND c % Il
OFFICE,
asa PA. Av., BErw IIJa AND iaru srs,
Mill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth st.,
ma lift Below War nepartment
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SEVERAL DElSIRAB BE ROUMS TO RENT,
- on Thirteenth street.-The. 452-between + and
+, on moderate terms. jy7-eoSts
EOR RENT-Two beautiful new BRICK
H HOCSs =, on Eighth st Get west, between nj
and streets north, west side. Apply to MARY
g. HAlSl.lP, No. ISL Ninth street west, or Dr..
10th streets. lie r. 5wt
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other &C For Sale and Rsnt' Advertisements
see first pdgs
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A VALUABLE FARMFOR SALE in Prince
"A Georges county, situated about 4 mile from
Bad "asburg. IL from the Agricultural College.
acres IN Pine and Oak Timber. II under a good
fence, and is IN q high state Of cultivation. A
orchard of Peaches, Apples, and variety of other
kinds OF fruit; Strawberries and Asparagus in
abundance. IL Is the east side Of the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad, on the Abingdon road
adjoining Col Carter and Lawyer Stevens 1t has
on 1t small House containing four rooms, Spring
AID Spring House, and outbuildings Persons de-
string to purchase will please call on the prem
Uses, or at stand No. 270 Center Market.
je 28-2wf MRS. MORTIMER.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

iy le-eost c. w, BOTELLR q sONs, Anet.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-20
Good----The Union Safe.

a LTHOUGH the Nation is conyplsed from
IN centre to circumference by the interunina-
BILE Slavery Agitation, and MANY of the vvisasf
andHoblest patriots Of the land are alarmed and
filed with apprehension for the safetv IF liz
Republic. And while it behooves every milan.
thropist, whether he be pro slavery, or anti.sia.
very, to do his utmost for his country's peace :
i ne undersigned, in order to settle the whole
question, hereby announces that he has entered
into voluntary servitude, to the public in gener.
al and his friends in particular whereby this
comfnunlty at. least may rest secure 90 to the
supply OF many Of their most pressing wants.
Hereabouts, African Slavery il an abstract
question, but it is practical matter which eyerv
BODY can understand to be able to procure, st
very low rates,
IAe Best, the Neetest, the Easiest, the Cieopest
Boots. Shoes, Caters, Slippers end Gums,
thst can De procured anywhere this side Of Cape
Horn.
BOOT HALL rs THE PLACE
where also may be found large quantity Of the
same articles, commonly known By the name OF
" Old Shop Keeper, !" which are to be sold (sa1re)
without regard 70 cost oas9 let me teH vogt.
they'1 came good this cold aeeather at tie prtcs
they er7s be Ssol6 fo1--.for tie Pea0tez
II Il also practical matter TO those eomnaen.
cling or continuing Housekeeping. to be able to
procure, in the Furniture line, very cheap
GNreQsts, Ia5is, Be1lsteGds, Loy&tmg GZ0sscs,
Looking Glass Plrfes, Gilt Ifou1dsngs, 6r
and for the permanent safety Of tie Nation, and
placing it.upon solid foundation, ARNETT
the voluntary slave, makes known that he is bet.
ter than ever before prepared TO supply to any
extent,
SsQ ;Stones, Crtr5 STOKES, Dailaing Stores
Press BrIcka7 Common Brick.--
al very cheap. And further in order to proye
himself q faithful and efficient servant. be ia
prepared, and holds himself In readiness to con-
struce or repair, By contract or otherwise, bull
dings and bridges, Of any and every description
AID faithfallyto perform fer tho million. any
jobs within the reach Of human ability; and Is
also in the market fof traffic in Walnut, Poplar.
Maple, Oak, and Hickory Saw logs, Timber for
Spokes, Cord Wood, &C., and lastly, shoneh BIZ
no means Of the least Importance, he attends,
personally, promptly, and carefully to the busi
ness Of Undertaken, having every fscilit5..-char-
ges moderate.
Z And TOW, whether Congress shall fail or sue.
coed in cfectirs an organization, let it be sound
ed abroad that Boot Hail IS fully organized com.
mittess appointed, and ready for business, with
G. ARNETT,
Jan. 10. l8eo.-1y In tie Chair.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-20
Still in the Coal Field,

A ND happy to return thanks to my nunerof
IN customers for their past and very liberia
patronage, and by as strict adherence to low
prices, hope for continuance of the same. Hav.
ing renewed my contracts, ss usual, for all the
best grades ofcoal now stand ready to deliver
to customers, along the line of lroad or canal
by car or boat load, orfrom my retail yard, al
the various kinds, viz COUNCIL RIDGE
HAZLETON, SPRING MOUNTAIN.
SUGAR LOAF, and MAUCH CHUNK
GOALS, all of which, the public may rest as.
sured may be had, without regard to COME I
NAIION Of COMPETITION, for the Low
EST PRICES. Not forgetting a word to the
Blaekstaiths and all Others whom it may con
cern, We would call especial attention to ou,
Stock Of IRON and STEEL, BAND and HOOP.
comprising all the different sizes of Iron selected
with care and economy, with an eye to sell it at
reduced prices. Along with other GOALS, We
nave isst received cargo of SOFT COAL,
ct .the best quality, for Blaeksmith's use, all
Of which Is under cover. As usual, DEATS'
Ceiehrsted Cook Stoves, Plcws, and Pillow Cast.
ings, has q general assortment Of Stoves, Pipe.
&c, He hopes to merit share Of public Eat
ronage,
NELSON LARGE,
Corner Of U'sioas ard Coryel iSts.,
LAHBERTvnLE.
July II, 90. If.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-06-20

We lind the following plan for save.
ing sweet potatoes highly recommend.
ed: Always dig before frost, and
when the ground is very dry; have
7our beds ready By raising them about
:en inches above the ground then
put on dry straw about one foot deep,
aen put on the potatoes, about TWEEN
Five bushels in bank; next put
2 straw one foot deep, then dirt, at
EAST one foot thick, well packed
better them with good shelter, to
.Aeep them dry. Leave no air hole,
lt rather try 20 exclude the air en-.
ely. Potatoes thus put up are not
Eected By the changes of the weather
aich generally rot the potatoes. If
g when the ground is wet, they are
aost certain to rot.-Prairie Far.
r
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BOOzer'S Union HardWarean6
Cutlery House.
n. +


HNHE subscriber would hereby inform the e;ti.
Il Gems of Lambertville and vicinity. that be
stu continues to sell sEl kinds Of Goods gems
rally kept in Hardware Store. Custoue-,
win find fresh and well selected stock q,
Nails, Planes, Yarnish, Oils, Turpsntine. Glass
Putty, Burning Fluid, Camphene, Spades. shoy.
els, Hoes, Forks, Augers, Saws, Files, Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortice, Janus, Face and Rira
Locks, Screws and Bolts large assortment e
Table and Pocket Cutlery, She's FINDINGS Hsr
ness Mountings, Carriage Curtain Clash, froz
81 to Ga, Lace and Fringe CEraain Linino.
and q general assortment Of Carriage MakeSa
Trimmings Also, Red Sole Leather. FrepeA
and American Calf Skins aad Morocco's Cel.
cine Plaster, PlastsTiag Hail, and Newark &c.
ment.
Undertakers are particularly called 70 exam.
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere. fc@
particular attention has been taken to 20.
that department supplied with the newest sst.
terms Of Silver and Metallic Cofnn Scrsws. ans
Stud Plates, Hinges, Handles, Lace s.ad Silvere
Mouldings, &C., dc. Likewise, FulsSa,s Pstsz1
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
would thank my friends ara seauaintances.
for their past favors and woxIa solicit their In.
duence IN future. Please give as q cali, at ths.
corner Of Union and Cerysn Streets.
Nov.o. 1859. ".