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WOOD AND COAL.
WOOD AND COAT

WOOD AND COAL.
OU Will surely get your moneys worth h,
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, sonfk,rssf eey -
nu az Sspeafh styeet and Canal, GEO PAGE.
Asen. Ihey sell cheaper and give better measure
man any others in the oity-cut split ard delIve
cred free of charge. IL you don't believe il. rive
the floneer Mills trial, and be SATISFIED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

w ooD nn
G o A
possible rates.
T. j. & w. M. GAIT,
once xs2 Pa. av, between llth and I2th sta,
ma II-d north aide,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25
CARRIAGE FACTORIES
WAsHINSs5T,ol.Ns. S 5,l.s. GpARRIAss.E pI.L s. FACTORY:

WAsHINSToN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
w ID Street, BsttsssR 9ih and lOth Sfrssts.
~ Me nave lSsf finished . number of first -olass
GStAkkIASES, snoh ss Lisit Faseye
, ndsoHs, Pdrk PkeafoHs, Fdntfy Car-Sk8B
yidgss, asd BEss,ss, which We will sell t&S3
yerv small profit
Delng practical mechanics in different kr,pche,
o1 the business, We fstter ourselves that we know
tne styles and sucity of work that will give sat,
aciion, combining liehtness, comfort and dursbIli
y.
=, RePai5ng promptly and carefully attended to
he shortest notloe sld most reasonable ob.rges
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP
Coachmakers, suoosssors 70 VIM. r, HOOK,
~ T-dly
CARRIAGES.
Il He Subscriber f%ying mxde sdditjors n nj
Inessory, making It Tow cns ofthe larEestn RSAE
In INC DlstrIct, NnsLe his facilities for n
manrlacturIng CARRIAGE & LIG 4TXSE
MASONS OF al kinds cannot be surpassed, AND
rom hls long experience in the bIslncss se ho.es
te give general subtraction
hand Aets"
Al REPAIksnsstlyd ds,s, and ell srdsrs prompt
sesssd-hsst osrriss:, taken IN exchange for ssv
ANDAEW JOYCE,
serser sf 18th and X Gta.
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D1. yoHHsYoM,

n.sssn :fs nsy.i C.llsls ss.d.s. ss.sss
rsn ens OF tes usst eminent Colleges in Uahsd Dats
and the greater pe-t Of whose life been spsnt s
ltas sf Lsndsn Paris, rhisdsphis and sssvhsrs has
setsd sems OF tbs nsst sstsnishinF we're
thssn; many troubled With rnSinr head snd o.
vhsn asleep; grsst nsrvsssnsss being alarmed AZ ssdd
sounds, esshisnsss With fsqssnt blshnf stsndsd ssa
tnss vtk mind we're eursd in.
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CLOTHING, &c.

~ MERCHANT TAIL ORING,
NEW FALL. STYLES OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS. AND VESTINGS
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO., 322 PennsyIys
MIA Avenue, have just received q large variety of
new Fail Goods, TO which they invite the attestiop
OF their friends and customers. an SN-tf
panic TINES; y.vrc PRICES,
Mehays Just received large LOT tofCLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS. on
consignment, which must be sold before the 9Th of
march, without regard to cost. These goods have
al been made up by the best houses in Baltimore
ana Phi adelphis and owing to the times they will
De sod st almost any price, object being 10
them into cash as soon as possible.
l. A. BEALL 4 CO.,
Cothlers, No. 439 Seventh ST., above g,
N.B.CoUs one, come all; now Is the time to
buy WINTER CLOTHING at any price on Sew
enth ST., No. 439, doors above G st. de 28-lm
GENTLEMEN'S
NJ REaDY-MADE CLOTHING.
Our present assortment of GENFbEMEN,S
READf-MADE CLOTHING sffers to oitIzens
dnd strangers wishing an immediate out fit supe-
rior Inducements, embracing, at this time, all
stJ les and qualities cf Dress and Business Gar
ments and Ovsrooats in all varieties. Fine Shirts
ana Under clothing OF oil kinds. Kid aud other
Si0yes oi best quaity. Soarfs, Ties, Crayats,
stocks, Hosiery, &C.. DO. All Of whIch we are
onerlng AT cur usua low prices.
III Clothing made to order in the most superior
manner WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
no 1911 KIDD Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-25

A FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RENT BYAP
"A plying esriy. Also, new lot of Chiokerlng Il
Sons unrIvaled Pianos JOHN r ELLIS
- S06 Pa av., bet 9th and 10th sts
Two Pianos for rant At nj per month das
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Seventh Ward Republican Assoc iation.-The
pls 81 the 7:h Ward favorable 10 the election Of the
Hon. GEORGE OPDYkE g. May 7, ard Eei.rm in eur
Civ G.veruet are respectfully Invited TO after meeting
at 80. % East Broadway, on IUEsD Al LNENlNo, at
oeock f7r the TuFos " rsiyng the nopustin OF heJ
sratr Ahlerrnac Council ST. School Ofcers After the
se,saI whicb meetrg viii be held ior the purpose
ol forming an OPDYkE GLIB 81 the 5th Ward
JAMES +. FREEBORN, President
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Gpeual Notices.


First Ward On Deck.A meeting Of - t9s 9s. oeGse
OrAytf Cln OF the Frst Ward held at No. 81 1Teenwch
st Monday e1enr, Noy, 70 ieo 'ne loo""s F'eaO'e
Sbe :s Malions Yt!e adopted; ~ y. 49, &
ryssyeoA The peope the CITY OF re"-ioh nave ioI
,s,;,s 49, e..ed with regTet and indisOaon
The NJ r 4, which the Municipal affairs have been directed
n, f ib the have been qoadruped within the
-, c and the management OF the city affairs has be-
cont by -@oid ab" ''P'0"0'' W ""' 'VNO SN' N IVA
nbrsa MS be tvty well IS The interest Of el fair
,sJ bnne-s citizens OF he City OF New o1k select ie
b .es and lers but est fair intelligent, hna6r
shs upris ht positions OF uclpa heoT AID trust
(g.sVe sbOye fuspicion " therefore, the oiceys
en5es of The George Opdyke Club OF the First Ward
do saniDorsly
kssolle Tos we congratulate the Republican Mayoray
Cougenon their IN selecting from the very many
honoIstc upright whose names submitted 10 that
parry Mayo srmly believing that the said Convention
f1cnce aud actgGieA by those h0net motives which should
be the tninE spin. 81 all bodies
hssfod ia George Opiy recognize that honest
UPRIGHT skoreo gentleman whom should oe the delight
oi the honor, thoroughly identified with the
iniee'ts o. our ey whether comaetclai .nolacune OF
otbefws ad whose chief pasunc has been thus fr q ben
eh i, fellow in all ne renders le honorable whose
example TO pGsieri;y is Of inestiiuable value.
Resosef Ybat ir this dy forward we wil our best
Efforts ans al honorable ph ~. election o
ecrgs tB9dyke the otbcs hAyor OF The City Cf New
Il be the duty o. the fi Naa ~ the present emergency
the in the support oi proper ioE such
Office Aod that Nsrd shall least give major
lily for al he9est man
AfeI which three opsiny cheers given for George
OpdJk ke oar candidate ior MAY - . ...-,-
PIes't Of George Op5yke Clao Of 'hs lst Ward
P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

esssenth Ward RepabIicnn Nomination.
fet sf5ool Conluisti0neT,
pse.,a,,. hl-SRY a. BURR,
-. . eeS,oo o. fru'sees Ne~.io,k Fie Department.
1fn ns Tor ste Address Of Hon. HENRY WIN
e..s,s sbEid1s No ts Nal a. 10 Is esivsfed h the
E,ysns, nAssds", II ho,s fUgsphY EVENiNd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
Nem pnblieaiions.

In one elevan, Youme, Beyeled aud Gilt
Price, 81 2J.
SONGS IN MANY KEYS.
A NEW VOLUME or POEMS,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
Author OF The A1tocrst at The Breakfast Table" Ee
VENEER" &C.
This new volume includes AZ Of Professor Rolmess later
Poems In II may be foand the many tine lycs and lymns
called forth by the present national c and p:bshed in the
Atlantic Monthly aud elsewhere. In addition these II con
sins many new poems hitherto unpublised OF these
the Ding piece y th. vonmeis long in SIX parts
eued Agnea' The following of The late popusi
pieces which 1t eomprscs ~ Voic, Of the Loyal Moth
Brother ycsthsn's Lament for Si..er CaroliaeD Army
Hymn" Parting Bymn,p The Flower Of Liberty "Ihs
Swee! Little asn"" YiIe La Fsnoe" UHicn auiLbeIty
III.
IN MEMORIAM.
"a ny
ALFRED TENNYsON.
Few ar d 5agrib Edition ios the Holidays
Til, odraaiy sgni IN stsmf elotL Price + g
buycrs AZ most aprN MEsoRrtS ir-ysr,,,rS. - Z, &,
prin,d upon tinted paper Of .dfH for the h"! a,-iv
new tyne AID is Of the most besutn1slfy Ivn 5
Americs II Is adorned with svisnss.c ports a,r eyer n
la,n ard n fne sce engraving of renny.on ard u ~ -
wiih Biographical sketch o! ARTHUR HENRY HALLAff,
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receipt ci price
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Eleventh Ward Republican Association viii
hol1 spera Neeng on thIS (fuesdgyl EN ENlNO, Nov
~ 1851 al the Al, 10. q Avenue r. ct u O'clock
PHILIP kEiLEl President
CoRNHLsrs DoNELsoS Secretary.
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Thank sgi,I Ing Donation yisit.-The fhenes sod
10 yisi, the in.'itnon TsnksgvinyDsy. Nov. EIer
cises children from 70 O'Clock also from esq 70
p N The Iniuion has endowment bu, reies solely
upon chsisbe contributions 10 meet its current expenses
At tho present time its ordinary much dninibe
white numbers needing 81 I'D are largely increased Some
$50 girls and boys arc oonEeeed with this h.ion most Of
whom have esiued By wedong, their hoped fo) Thass
giving icps The Of the coming Winter eHp0et1d
10 prss hesviy. ard eontibutous large small VII DO
-uc.' ths sifully received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
AliIitarn Noiires.

D,Epireuil Zouayes.-1he SECOND BATTALION
of this regiment viii folo the irs, which has c
for tie t Of war with dispatch Recrni.s VIII be received
at the different In the fsk well at other ecui'in
stsons; also at the Principal Quarters, No Vi Whte't
where ali deserters who dae TO join their regiment may
come at once or they win be eyerey dealt With BY order
w MERRITf MAJOR I'd BstsoI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Ciazers, Union Nsgir7,;opss f5r A5DERnAS
TTFETH ALpEEMANiC DISTRICT Of the ElGr-
TEENTH WARD.-A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
eons Irion Assoc .ton Of the Eighteenth Ward met
opav eveuiog al the Everett Hous 70 hoar Q report from
Nominating Comnittee appointed by them aud who
mated and elected the Hon. Royal Phells.
VIM q. Lambert, esq, Chtirnsi. cabed the meeting "a
order aud requested b. Humphrey. e.g the Secretary "a
rerd tho call jonathan Natl esq, the Cbairsn Of the
Nominating Committee, being absent from sickness. Dr.
Heath the Secretary, read tho Following report:
The Committee appointed to nominate candidates for th
Offices Of Alderman Concnen and School officers for the
XVIlh Word, respectfully report: Tha after dug delbera
ton they have unanimouy selected the following named
candidates:
Fer Alderms,l
SAMUEL B. RUGGLES.
For Conuclmon,
THOMAS STEVENSON,
GEORGE ROSS.
ABRAHAM LENT,
:. JOHN y. RYER,
GHnRGE BRIGGS, and
WILLIAM HRTON,s
For School Commissioner,
WIN T.. CURTIS.
For Trustees of Public schools
WM. H. NELSON and
'ttSflS tSr Is ,psctUr w tIdNo2Elab86OIlkL y Eglab86OlkL
UENRf J. SCUDDER.
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lHOTOGRAPHIC ALRUMS.
TO STATIONERS, NEWSDEALERs, and
Il B00BsELLERS.

SAMUEL RAYyoR, ENVELOPE MANCFACTURERr
No. li6 Wliam.It., ~
b.ss leave % say TIA. he eonnues 10 msnniscuIt ~
VELOPES Of every tye size. color aud l,.'y ~
better quality lower prices be csrtd a. any o.ne
examine tie rge stock on nnna or send for samples
Also, the IRVING MILLS" WHITING yAlEhs' o.
svStI.eT quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

McCIeIlau's United States Cavalry.
REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS
yr The yield Services Of the H. S. Cavalry In time Of BY
GEO B. MCCLELLAN MsjoG General y Army.
One vol limo. FULLY ilustrsted, I'll ~.
Sent free by mail ,n receipt Of price
d. VAN HOsTRAND,
Publisher,
No. l9s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

DARIS, LONDON nnd NEW-YORk MED
III iCAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE gUIDE-A boos
expong the ,cies Of PhJ'eloss's and The un,ueee'a
BY neglect and improper ea;ment pro,trsiing the nefyog,
systs n and leaving both mind and body total wreck s0h
sdit,t ~ 600 pages u,sons By NJ Larmon Paris Lon.
don andNsw lort. Physician and Surgeon No o b,Sadwy
I'm sarsl n Y Mailed by Richardson, for si No hessy.
A. oss Toussy No. III Ma II. DEXTER Co.. No. lis
Nssssn-st and De WITT No. ~ Frankfot, New.Yorf 1hs
doctors hours for curing these Affections from m 70
o. m We with The following pspen II re,ommendnt
Dr. TARNONT the ected: Dispatch, Atlas couTTier ees
MAGAZINE READERS, COMPLETE
NI YOUR sETS-BACK NUMBERS OF HARPER and
an tlr MACHINES and REVIEWS a. 10 cents per number,
Of C. A. MILLER'S, No. rs Anns,.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Tndm.1 Na g. W. -fIsSire = 1sT,e IHmpc- Of
poor neglected children u1ccT tcr ine Trustees 81
this Institution hope for liberal share Of the thank on n'
season Friends whose benesctous hsve been large
previous years ~ consequence Of unable 10 con-
tribute now which creates necessity 3f uorc general R
plcson for assistance Many csnnct gse lT~e
win perhaps chesriuly contribute ST. which VII give noe
lie any per day for Is dsys 5 vl feed child for II
weeks S25 will furnish food fo! ~ chidren for month
CssoG garments, cloiag material aud provisions Of all ee.
scrpions will be gratefully received and sort Tor reqvested
Contibuons sent directly 70 the House through tie
PoOnce handed TO suy q the Trustees The House
open ell visitors fhe children dine every day
" o'clcok On Thsnksdv1gD the children will be In
Chr pei rom y pnt y O'Clock wn they ril have th,i' din
after which they VIII sssE assemble Ia the Chapel
President Archibald Russell No - los Secretary HI Sd
\. Camp, Of Camp, Drnn,en Sherry Treasurer MaTshsl
No 10 East iShs Charles H. Dsbney, Of Duncan sherman
Co. Charles II shpman. No II Nasssu,t Hiram Barney,
No III Rroadway. Charles Ely. Banter GIAmercy Psrk
House John Ssde Nc. Y PskPsee aud No Il 3neisys
r. r. Barlow Superintendent 4. b. Halliday Gen'l Agent.
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EV-FEI II ~ 7
y. II. PRISTUF, c..,...,o
NAEriS SULLIVAN ~ 20 -
gOsEFn ScILLET,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Peter Cooper Light Infantry.-Ihis hegiiueat ~ y
tIons in this Regimen vii call npon addrem Col PoLE-
MUS at Hesdqusrter No. t39 BoweIy. Oihee h'l' nom
l0toi.
Racket Battalion for the Army OF the Potn'
oc-Re,,ed by special desire OF Mbofte eneTul MeCEL-
IAN ard Brig Ber BARRY Chief Of Artillery. ,
Those dosrous Of joining this Crek Corps shond Apply
' r. W. LION Commanding
IT - Jusferipa Ofnce.-Offcors Of Volupterr'
honi Tittep authority non leT Colonies 10 recruit,
,s evidence TO the u Ma:iere Officers or
- en Of accounts This written authority should also
bs ndo,,ed by the United States Mastering ard DsbuTsue
ofcGT. -, =, -. Al .
10 account viii be paid transportation given me" the
above rule 4 colloImedto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26

Th;rieenth IYari.-A regular monthly citing OF th,
WsYt arrvbsu Association will 10 held 4. No.
sI Orsrd-st THIS crresdayl EvKNIEG. Nor. q, At
e'c.otk. Z. ELLIOT, President.
yasi.. ". YSc4nrIS, s.,.
Isaac L. On .BWIcE, Se>~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-30

M nave IN stsre and are daily rsiviug, large anls
w zane stock Of GOODS and take pleasurs IN csr,ss
me ate1ton o. dealers and merchants generally to ear large
wnisA for syls, quality and prices cannot sxcd
IN any market e-a..-
A. j. DUNCAN & co.
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TETE GLOBE=
The On1eial Paper of Congress.

H PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Of The Daily Ge6s
uhscrbers and inorm those who may desire subscribe that
Congress win meet on the first Monday Of next Deceper shen
BEEN published 50 long that mott public men
and therefore deem It needless to give OF
T1s Dailv Globe will contain report Of Debates In both
branches Of % M sqss h.1
try. majority OF them w eaeh be able to reports veroa
ten words hour while the number Of words
hundred words the Of day de not
coed columns they viii appear in the Daily 1looe OF
the next morning. which will contain also the news Of the day.
together with such editorial articles maj be suggested BY pass
ngevens
port the Debates Congress- revised by the Speakers the
Messages President Of the United states the Anrus Ne
and during the session. copous Indexes ALL They
will adcnble royal Sheet in book forms royal quar-
make it Is believed at least Ro0 pages This is acknewsged
cheapest work sold in any country Whether re-
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Laws of Congress and the Debates thereon.
with vie1 the cheap circulation Of the laws OF Congress
the debates contributing to the true lneso.,
the communication between the representative
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resosed 6y the Senate and House or feTesehdsaoes
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after the present session Of Congress- the
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HuFrah for the Holidays.
Christmas is near hand, is often a question, hat
the most acceptable present TO make 10 friends?
who have decided, would recommend to at
M procure one Of Hughes nimsbe style Of pcurea Photo
raph Portrait, Neainotype, or lyeytype Dent celsy
n B.-Ten Autograph Photo sraphs for 81. dsele-d
Fire Crackers.
600 BOXES Fire Crackers just received and for sale
sfsHeb Nv HUGH McCREA & CO.,
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.


J. BERRIRs LINDSEY D. Chancellor Of the University
and Professor o Chemistry and Geology.
Col r. Superintendent Of the Military College,
asd Professor Of Engineering.
JLEus HALToN Professor Of Mathematics, and Natu-
raj Philosophy.
J. STEWART N, Professor Of and Latin Languages ard
Literature
GFoRaE BACKIE NJ D. Of Botany and Natural
History
Rev W HoYTE, NJ d, Professor OF Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
r. W PITNGN, Adjunct Professor Of Ancient Languages
J. G. ANsIa De, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. X. WINSTON IA d, Surgeon.
The First the Academic Year 1S6O6l, csmms1ces on
the ID of SEPTEMBER, 1860. -.
second Term commences the 9th OF January lOl
Commencement Exercises place the 18th Of June, le6l
Tuition Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms, Servants attend
ance and use Arms, Term. Naturalization Fec 80
Students required furnish their Engineering
French Spanish Drawing keeping, and Fencing
each $40 per Term Of twenty weeks.
Students under Of age will not be admitted
BY the Military Discipline, effective government is g
abshed health physical culture, good order ana indu
Que habits promoted.
Catalogues additional information, apply to any Mem
Der 81 the Faculty b. X JOhNsONs
plvqI '5O-dGtwItGv II Superintendent.
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| THE NASHVILLE
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devotes special attention to its News Department,
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All OF which I will sell very
Union street. mar2T
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For Rent.
Rest Cumberland Coal.

UwTE keep the best quality o. Cumberland Coal,
w at our office Of Church and Cherry Streets
Prices --Iuup 25 and Round 20 Cents.
January &c, '6l-dlm NoOpCOCh q Co.
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receipt his stock fer the Spring and Sum-
MGR Trade, consisting Of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Chdrens Boots Shoes CATERS Slippers, &c, OF
every variety with and without heels.
ALsoLs French Dress Trunks, fine sole leather Travelling
Trunks ysses Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather Travelling saches
.t&
PAN Of which are goods of similar guilty
pun city Please call No IL Publicsqus
,ba9- CHARLES r 4ALL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-30

Sold in Nashville by G. W. Hsndershott Berry 4 Demovle;
wing Pendleton, and all responsible druggists oc2o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-30
Removal and New Firm.

HAVE my entire stock Of Groceries Liquors, Tobas
co. Segars &c, to No. l3 and is Market street., Ware
house formerly occupied by Mesrs Hugh AcCea Co.. where
will be pleased my old customers sad friends
have associated with Mr. Geo. =. Akers, with whom
will continue business style and firm Of Bell
thanks to my former and ask continuance
Of their favor to the new firm. BELL.
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