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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-05

HlSSssL TX z AEcE H,,sr AEGTl9N SALE
AND DRAWERS IN BALTIMORE.
TAYLOR GARDNER, Auctioneers.
op THURSDAY n CRNiNS. November nh. ".
Viii seI! at our storel, By catalogue, commeDclng
500 RkcKiSss AND Lots FRESH IN
LA. &sIs SkD A RfS sSSRs SALE FALL AMI
sAxoNy wovESSS DRESS GOODS,
MEssRs. scEMlEpER BRoTHERs.
TAYLOR a. GARDNER
will include IN thelr eale
THURSDAY, HOvEMBER IRE, 1851,
sAxoNY wuVEN DREss So6ps.
OF the above fabric,
AN EXTENSIVE kSP SSt:RIsD AssoRr-
the fs'Or'' and best stiles Of TIN. superb make
DRESS GOODS,
BROCdE LONG AND SQUARE WOODEN
sHAWLs; MANrILLas BUSTERS.
woOlsn sbavis; MsntiIl.s; Dustsr,, 40, Ss.
BLACK eros DE- RHINEs AND MERINOEs
80 pieces super - 10 s. inohes Blsck Gro de
Rhines; Lyons refstss; Gro Grams; florenoes;
super - 'S c%of ffis' cAss is inss'
super "a sof French Cloths Castor Besvert;
Black and Fancy Cssgmerssi Blsct noeskins.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. HOOP sklRTs, &c.
An .ssortmsnt Of Hoslery; Gloves, 0sunt ets ;
Wool Hoods Sosrfs; Hoop Skirts; Linen Cambria
Taylor q GARDNER.
nos ct Auctiopefrr.
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Qua FRIrSps at the various military essfs and
positions viii confer = favor By kecpise % posted
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DICTATOR Fremont lit Is announced per dis
patch from Springfield, Mo, (Fremont's head
quarterly to the st. Louis Rspxb!ieas, that
"a number Of officers declare they will resign
IL Gen. Fremont Is removed, or viii insist cpon
creating him Dictator in the Southwest, indepen-
dent OF the Administration, the course OF which
Is bitterly denounced for It's vacillating policy"
SO. so! Mr. John c. Fremont threatens to set
up for a military Dictator does he' Perhaps his
palatial establishment in st. Louis. his magnif.
icent body guard, his sfia.uses and inaatuses,
aud all his gorgeous suite were created with an
eye to the assumption of his autocratical digni.
ties.
But seriously, we cannot suppose Mr.. ] c. r.
quite ready to end his career upon the gallows, a
contingency that must occur to him as likely
very speedily to befall any one who sets up for
Il" Dictator In the Southwest" and we must come
to the conclusion that the threat promulged by or
from the distinguished pathfinder 10 mere brs-
txni JrInusn, which Ii was doubtless expected
would bring the Government at once to terms In
the matter Of retaining Fremont in his command
A feeblef intellect than Fremonts might have
had some misgivings lest such procedure might
have "settled his hash" decsively.
We shall not be surprised, however, when the
Intelligence Of Fremonts removal reaches Spring
field In an official shape II the needy adventures
about the Commanding Generals person, who
have been growing fat on the Government con-
tracts TO which he has helped them, should be-
come alarmed at an event that would at once
disSipate all their ant!cipations Of wealth But
whatever disafection may arise In Fremont's
army from the just though somewhat tardy course
Of the War Department in transferring his COM
mand TO more competent successor, we doubt
not prompt and effective means will be at once
adopted to prevent its assuming a serious form.
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TREAT ADVANTHGEs to be found b, SUIT
s 2, AND desIsrs n Boots and Shoes, at the $50
HOUSE, 34s PeunsylvaRia avenue, 20, erH II
Jsnney's Shoe store.)
We Dan1faoture our own Goods, and sell A,
Ns;o York prices, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand large stock, We car
A large assortment offs sole Hi gh-out Shoes, and
Long-leg Boots.
Suffers IbsTally dealt with.
A osli from al dealers solicited.
WHITEHOUSE UNCKLES.
90 7-lw2dp,&Ss-
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u FISH AND CHEESE.
BLANCHARD Il LEACH, Wholesale Dealers
in Cheese No Sc South ~. Baltimore, have Just
Ieoeiv ed large lot of maokereS Herring, Goldfish,
'Hake-hsh, 30, 30
Also, prime + EASTERN Cheese. All Of which will
be sold at the lowest market ratee oc 2S3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-05

rEGssrfEkHs. sSrE o. 90 HoAsg AND Lor
EIrTa sfsliI. wI.I:Ion SEsDAY hfTEk.
subscriber. dsied Dsosmbsr. lat. lsse.' ard esly
zee one Of the land rsooids Tor w sskiHsson eosse
T,n. G.. I shall eel ssrt Of Lo: nqmbsreS one,
beflnping for the same 90 TIE southwest corner o.
said Lot No !: AID running thence east txteen
thence west sixteen feet thence south sevsnty-obs
feet eleven inches q the place OF beginninGi 20
Iether with the impr vements, consisting ef o
three-s story brick DIV iii ng-house.
Terms: ESQ cssh;the remainder in six and twelve
months. With interes, secured by deed OF trust
All oonveyanccs 81 the cost Of the purchaser.
TAO, FISHER, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.

BywALL q BARNARD. AVstiOneers.
Gov. ETA street a.d scstk side Pa. &C.
l. csLLAsious sTock OF A DIILII Discipline
BusIsSss, By CAT.LosuE-On THussDAY
an R Rs9 e scos
cur nd h sSs s0GS%. large 'sSoL
s oSS.' sSs H Sas: est H ss s,Ss
2 smond RInss, Shirt and sleeve Buttons,
ssRss S:s:sf IL. snG BITS s,1sS. sSS
Sod KING, Cameo Pins; Ia, Rints.
FGSns W, r'IDS .%0BS: cs:ia s.
1 With sras ystley Of Other articles
All Of which vii Be sosIsveiy soid sishout re-
gard to PRICE, and TO which We invite the sttentiCn
no S WALL & BARNARD, Auets.
By J. C. Mcguire & CO, Auotionsers.
u or FsiBRY SFfERNSo11N.A SSS Ovs@Sssr
T~S cas-. s:s:55io, Dutch sg b Root. from
sn Son Hssa .n f.s.' Dsss sss
no Sd iS:si J. c. MCGUIRE CO., A.o,..
nsyoJ rs ssSYtgE ao &C. sr AsC,lO s;i -
81, q s'eoot' IN front q the Auction so Sn.
bs.ssil9 grey Arabian Mare. years old. per
Terms ossh.
COS lRepJ }. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts.
| By J. c. MCGUIRE o. CO.. Auotioneers
NOTICE To SUTLERS-On SATURDAY
~ MORNING, Nov. 9Th, At n O'Clock, in front
of the Auction Rooms, We shall sell, without re-
serve
excellent Baltimore built covered Express
20 doisS Tenants Indis Ale.
SO dozen EgGs,
Small lot of Oats,
SO oSrpet seat Cam Stools,
60 BASKETS 0k dozen esohl Brandy.
5000 SeGsrs Of various brands, some Of them OF
50 gross superior Knives and Forks,
10 grotG Tin Plates.
Terms cash In current funds.
no Sd J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
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WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONS "a
w ceived one dofsu Wagons suitable for Gro
oers and Suffers. For sale ohsap. at
ROPT II. GRAHAM'S
Coach shop. ighth ct.
~ Repairing of all kinds promptly attenied
70. no 81.
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ALo .If ~ bE Is
teen,h and q SITS; Ssntiemsn's and BoII ~
ments With . stillful steam Soourer, j am -
TO execute ell orders In this line, O. we'll
as Needing. in the most Satisfactory manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-05

GREAT RUSH FOR SEVENTH STREET,
to get some Of the great BARGAINS offered By
Caps. No. $50 Seventh st.. opposite Post OF
hoe 90 lin
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lust ARRIVED, di cot from an Eastern Auo
ton House, 50 bales cheap CARPET. Also, 30
BEDSTEADS, which were bought low for cash
and will be sold at small advance. Together with
q large assortment OF Housekeeping Articles.
r. BUCHLY,
Furniture Dealer. l9s Seventh ST.,
90 32-lms between g and cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-05

ORANGE COUNTY CONDENSED MILK
" II is highly recommended By Ply sioians, Snip
masters and Travellers. Insures q swee-, pure ar
and guaranteed % keep in any climate.
III For sale At fscto, J prices,
KING BURCHELL,
oo6 Corner 18th st and Vermont av
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THE PROPER KINDS OF CLOTHS FOR
making Ladies' Cloaks,
Fine and NJ adium Cloths for Gents wear, new
Supplies
One price only, marked in plain figures.
An Inspection OF STOCK soioited r. implies no
obligation to purchase: PERRY a. BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth at,
Oo 2-6t "Perry Building ~
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TIE PEOPLES c1OTaiNG STORE, No.
Clothing. Trunks. al. sad CAS-. '' 70 Ssi {Dsr
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TEDERAL VICTORY IN KENTUCKY.
Especial dispatch 70 The StarJ

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. s-Editor Star A
reliable report from Kentucky, by telegraph, to-
night, states that Gen. Nelson, with force Of six
thousand, had taken possession Of Preston burg on
saturday The rebels fell back six miles to a
point where 1t was supposed they would fight on
yesterday, the 9TH inst.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

LlOyd's Military Map.-This beautiful
and well executed g Military Map and Gazetteer
of the Southern States we have just received
from the publisher This Map was started one
year ago, long before the present troubles be-
gan 1t was drawn from actual surveys made
by southern surveyors, and is the only reliable
map of the Southern States, now offered to the
people The Railroads and the Stations on the
map were furnished by the engineers of the va
rious roads, and may be relied on as infalible,
The statistical matter on the back of this Map
is from the best data, including the last census,
historical works of Virginia, Missouri, and the
official report Of the Coast Surveys fornishel by
the War Department. Price so cents coored
in states; 60 cents colored in counties $3.50
in book form Address j. T. Lloyd, publisher,
164 Broadway, N. l.
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Meridian Hill, Camp Lincoln. Sc

Meridian Hill, Camp Lincoln, Sept. IS
FRIEND BLACKWELL To day We are upon
new ground again. Yesterday Capt and my
self obtained passes to visit Washington; nei-
ther of us had ever visited the Capitol. Our
Camp was one mile east of the city, and in rath-
err low place. but very comfortable spot q
meadow, level and dry, having view of only
the eastern outskirts of Washington. We as
cended the Capitol, looked over into Virginia,
and seen many camps of our troops, stretched
all al ng the Potomac, and the white pavillions
may be seen as far as the boundaries of the eye
exceed from that lofty and splendid eminence,
the Tower of the Capitol. Every moment could
be seen the smoke cannon, tie space between
the appearance of the smoke and the hearing of
the report ofthe cannon, was, on one occasion,
ten minutes. This view from the Capitol of
the Potomac and the hills of Maryland and Vir-
gnia, is truly remarkable and lovely. Having
gratifed our curiosity here we descended and
proceeded to the Smithsonian Institute and we
here beheld some wonderful sights and curiosi-
ties, the whole world of wonders can he seen
cceded to the Presidents mansion, after resting
a short time in the extensive parlor of the above
named gentry, we proceeded to the jackson
statue, thence to the Patent Office, where we
saw the suit worn by the glorious Washington
at the time of his resignation also, his sword
which he carried all through the battles of the
Revolution his camp chest and lent Having
spent five hours we concluded to return to the
Camp. When we arrived on the ground we
were surprised to see the tents struck and the
regiment moving off We coon learned our new
place, and we now haze fine view of both the
city and the Potomac. We were to-day Bri-
gaded with the N. Y. 55th Penna. 18th and
Andersons's N. Y. Zouaves. The general ru-
mors says that we will seon have an engage
ment with the enemy.
MOS
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

HunterdOn County COurt.-Co curt closed
on Tuesday of last week. The attendance has
been good during tn e whole term, owing doubt
less to the long list of causes set down for trial,
AMI the fact that so few have been disposed of.
More business has been laid over until next
term than has been disposed Of at this. The
cause on trial last eek when we went to press
was that of Samuel NJ Sewers against Robert
Thatcher, Sheriff, to recover possession of GER
tain goods and chattles levied on by the Sheriff,
of an execution against Conover. Sewers de-
MED that the Gods were Conovers and claimed
them as his own. Verdict for plaintiff.
The next suit was also cause in Replevin,
if, fer the same purpose. Verdict for the de-
PENDANT
The two remaining causes tried at this term
were on notes of hand. The first one was James
N. Hoppock VS. Pearson n Reading. Verdict
for plaintiff $l9l54.
The other, Eli Pursell vs. Simon P Gary,
Moses W. Lear and William PurseI. Verdict
for plaintiff, $214C3
Frank Gulick, charged on an indictment for
assault and battery for striking negro man.
Plead not guilty.
Jamcs Clark and Prime Moore, indicted at
this term, having plead not guilty, retracted
their plea and plead guilty. Fined $40 each
and ceSts
Jacob Veit, indicted for larceny, was tried,
and before letting it 60 to the Jury the Court
ordered a NOile prOsequa to be entered.
The last indictment tried was that of Frank
Gulick, for assault and battery on a negro
Verdict of the Jury, not guilty.
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Pole Raising.-We learn that the Union
men of Quakertown and vicinity, assembled on
Saturday afternoon, and raised two Union P oles
and decorated them with a beautiful Union
Flag. Two CT more of our citizens were in at
tendance and participated in the proceeding.
Charles Bartles and David Van Fleet, Esqrs.,
were there, and each made brief, but good
sound Union speech. Also Revs. Voorhees, and
Stelle were present and gave short a jdresses-
The quite large assemblage was dismissed with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. STEELE.
We are happy to learn that strong Union
feeling prevails in and about Quakertown-
Pennington Gazette.
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EducatiOnal.-At meeting of the School
Board of Mauch Chunk Pa, Mr.. S. II. LaRue,
of Milford in this county, was elected principal
of the High School of that p ace. Mr.. LaRue
is a graduate of Princeton, and has won for
himself the reputation of an efficient instructor
of youth. He has been connected with num-
her of schools in New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
among those in the latter State We may men
ton the Fremont Seminary at Norristown,
while under the PrIncipalshp of Rev. Samuel
Aaron, and the Male and Female Seminary at
AL en:own. Mr. LaRue bears from these in
stitutons testimonials of the highest order as to
intellectual ability and unexceptional moral
character.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Union TT 8ctS.-We have received tract No.
l, comprising the great speech of Hon. Daniel
S Dickinson, to the Democracy in mass meet
ing assembled at Wyoming County, Pa, Au-
gust 10, 1861, published at the office of the
N. Y. Sunday Mercury, 46 Ann street, New
York Price per single copy, 2 cents IL
copies Is cents per 100, 81 per LOGO, $3.50.
1t should be thrown broadcast over the land.
Others will be published soon.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Appointments Jacob c. Hawk has
been appointed Postmaster at Baptisttown, vice
Able Webster, removed.
Mr. Andrew Robertson has been appointed
Postmaster at Everittstown, vice, Baltis Pickel,
removed---and not resigned, as says the Lam
bertyille Pyess.--Hunterdon Republican.
Our Special Correspondent at Baptisttown
informs us that Mr.. Able Webster, Postmaster,
yesigned. and was not removed as stated by the
Hatnterdoa Republican of last week.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Fire.-The barn ON the farm occupied by
Mr. Joseph R. Sharp near Pennington, was
burned on Sunday morning, about o'clock
The barn belonged to Mrs. Nancy Baker, aud
was valued at some three or four hundred dol
lars. Mr. Sharp's lossis about one hundred dol
lars, principally in harness destroyed-the stock
having been removed.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

For the War.-Captain John Sine of Pat
tenburg, and Captain Elisha Cooley, of near
Perryville, are now engaged in recruiting men
to fill up company in Trenton, and expect to
leave with what men they may receive, the last
of next week or the week after A few more
men are wanted, and all who wish to volunteer
in this company can do so by calling on the
officers
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To Advertisers.

10 the advertisers of both City and Country
we now offer sheet that has a larger circula-
lion among Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers.
Laborers, and business men of all shades, than
any OF our county papers have or ever attained :;
ana IS, consequently, the best paying adyertis-
ing medium in this section
advertisements inserted at the rate of so
cents per square of II lines for the first week,
ana 20 cents for each subsequent insertion, as
ollows =
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

MiIitary-The election for 1st and I'd Lieu
tenants of Company R, Sd Segment, NJ. M,
on Wednesday lasG, held at Bonnell's Hotel,
in Clinton, resulted in the choice of Lorenzo d.
Stevenson, Is. Lieut., and Samuel D. Little, I'd
Lieutenant.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

RObbery.-Joseph Leland of New Hope was
robbed on Friday morning last of a suit of
clothes, two account books, and some valuable
papers, while at Baron's hotel. The thief made
his escape with the articles. Mr. Leland offers
reward for his capture and the recovery of the
stolen property.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Tall Oats.-We have received, and placed
on exhibition, single stock of Oats from the
farm of Mr.. Amos Holcombe, near Oak Dale, ir
this county which stands five and half feet
high, and the head measures sixteen inches in
length. Some oats that.
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Advertisements should be marked the length
OF time they are to be inserted, or they Will be
kept in until ordered out, and charged for ac-
cordingly,
All yearly or half-yearly advertisements due
quarterly and all transient advertising must be
paid for in advance.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Attention, Scott Observation-Disclosures of
Scott Infantry will meet at the Armory, on Sat
urday, Sept. 2s, at 2 o'clock, pm, fully equip
ped for parade. By order Of the
A Yerkes, 0S CAPTAIN.
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VOL. 3.
Gnfal Affairs.

IL PERSONS KNOWING OR HEARING OF Ac
cihENTs, BURGLARIEs, THEFTs, OR OTHER
MATTERS OF LOCAL OR GENERAL NATURE
WILL CONFER FAVOR WHICH WILL BE DULY
APPRECIATED BY ADVANCING us THE SAME
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

Hunterdon Pleas.-A special term Of the
Court of Common Pleas for this county, will be
held at Pennington on Thursday the 10th day
oc0ctober next, at 10 o'clock, a. m, for the
trial of appeals from the judgments of Justices
without Jury.
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Frenchtown Cemetery

FrenchtOwn Cemetery.-A meeting of
the proprietors Of the burial lots will be held
at the National Hotol in Frenchtown. on Mon
day, the 9TH day of October next, at 10 o'clock,
M, for the purpose of electing two Trustees
to serve for three years ensuing their election
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-09-25

berland Bank, Bridget Cumberland county,
are in circulation.
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NO. $50.



DURSUANT to an order of the Orphans,
4 Court of the County of Hunterdon. held
June 10th, 1851, the subscriber, Administrator
OF the estate of Noah Craft, decd, win sell at
Public Sale, on
Saturday. September %. 1851,
The following Real Estate.
NO. l. The Homestead, containing Acras
Rod and rs Perches of Land, adjoining land
OF Joseph Matthews, jonathan Phillips and
others. This lot lies immediately ON the road
l.adlpg from Mount Airy to Trenton, near the
M. d. Church, In West Amwell. The land is Of
excellent quality, good fruit and good lasting
water, and is divided into four fields; the i'm.
proVements are convenient Dwelling House.
Barn, Hog-pen, DC. The lot being very dssira
Die, IN consequence of quality, location and con-
venience.
NO. 2 Containing 4 64-lOO Acrss of Land
adjoining land of Randall Phillips and others
this lot is covered with timber and convenient
of access.
NO. 3. Containing Acres of land adjoining
land of Nelson Abbott and others, being a wood
lt
he sale of Lots No. and viii be on the
homestead Lot and of No. 2, at the same place
or on said lot No. 2 as may best suit the pur.
chasers
Sale will commerce at o'clock pm. and be
sold by o'clock, pm, on said day. Condi-
lions Will be made known at the time and place
OF sale by NELSON Y. YOUNG,
Administrator of Noah Craft, decd
Mt. Airy, Aug. %, 1861 ts.
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UNIFORMED COMPANIES.


LAMBERTyILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,.
Captain, S. R. Hasselton.
LIST Lieut., Theopolis Stout.
End " West Abbott.
Want - muskets. No. of men -.
DELAWARE GUARDS.
Organized 1855.
Captain Charles Shepherd.
1st Lieut., Robert Sharp.
I'd John Bood,ne
0. S., Lambert Boodine.
Have 80 muskets bright, 20 brown. No. of
men 40
LoCKT0WN VOLUNTEERS.
Organized 1858.
Captain, John Bells
Lieut.. Francis Rittenhouse.
0. S.. Andrew Everett.
Have 30 muskets bright, 20 brown. No. of
men 49,
MAJOR ANDERSON GUARDS.
Organized 1851
Captain, Hiram Hughes.
LIST Lieut.. Henry Sproat.
I'd =" Chas. Shaulhaus
O. S.. Samuel Curry.
Have so musksts, bright. No. of men so.
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

DERSONS wishing to purchase Books like
Il those in S. c. Hills Circulating Library,
can obtain them at his store, occupied by ]. A.
Schermerhorn,
Church St., LambFrtville, j.,
near the Post Office, where will be found gen.
eral assortment of
STANDARD WORKS,
School and Miscellaneous Books, together with
a large supplp of Bibles and Hymn Books. Al
so, Stationery and Music.
In connection with the above he also keeps
on hand and for sale. the following of
DIR. E glish's Medicines & Preparations:
Tonic Bitters, Pulmonic Syrup, Hair Oil, In
delibls Ink, Rheumatic Powderc, Mandrako
and Dandelion Pills, and a variety Of other
preparations too numerous to mention.
10 0rdars left at the Store will be carefully
and promptly attended to.
j. A. SCHERMERHORN,
aug7H Agent for G. Hill.
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/" TIL NATIONALv
AmbrOtype and Photograph
GALLERY

IN the City Hall, Trenton, Still Survives.
WOULD beg leave to inform the people of
l. Lambertville and vicinity that am located
in the City Hall, Trenton, N. j., where am
prepared to execute Pictures in the highest
style of the art, with all the recent improve
ments, delineating every feature and expression
of nature as perfect as life. Pictures taken
cheaper and as good as at anv other gallery in
the City. Photography in all its branches
Old and fading Pictures enlarged to life size by
the Photograph process, and colored, if wished
Pictures inserted in Rings, Lockets, &c Par
ticular attention paid to Children. Pictures
taken in cloudy weather as well as in clear
Ferotypes taken for Tombstones, which will
never fade, by process known to but few ar
fists.
Don't forget the place, City Hall, North east
cor. State and Greene-sts., Trenton, NJ. Pic
lures taken at all hours of the day
aug7 b. G. ALLER, Prop'r & Artist.