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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 4. ls6l
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SiIttr Gagrp, HeEvaIry. Et
GarriaQ&s.

f4 2sz4 f b s. CARRIAGES.-We have on hand. at
49, = = DUB MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY
enc q the largest and best assortnents Of CAR
l'TS TO be found IN the city. Persons in want of Car
raGes are invited to call and examine our stock as we are
determined to sell at as low rates accommodating
terms as any other establishment
~ MULLMYER & HUNTER.
!aZ3u Corner OF Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
GS:33ssssrsy CARRIAGES / CApRIAGESl--W
21-1a1have on hand at % North GAY STREET. thelal
ssst assortment OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south O
New ork all OF thei atest fashions approved
The public are invited to call and examine for them
serves; all CT when viii be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHr Il O'CO& NELL,
~ repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22-ti
f1URLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE MAEUFACT0HY,
No 30 NORTH STREET.
Gz<E;y The undersigned having greatly e.,
iarged their premises aud increased their facili-
ties beg leave to call the attention Of the public to tie
extensive stock of every description Of ARR1AGES finished
IN the most elegant Sty and durable manner which he
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS a.
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CURLErT 4 SON.
-Jy24tf IS North street. Baltimore.
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UG&G8I0.

NFOUNI WASHINGTON U0LLEGF FOR
L4GTGUNG LADIES.
Tie tIFti ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
m {teinhg me course Of INSTRUCTION ia the usual
T IS tn and thorough, being under the direction Of
an Efficient facaitg Of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary p&ucc required Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough.
saucttio Tor their alh tors with the comforts and ad-
ga3a@as OF the Christau family are invited u examine the
Sc!;3ri. '"e
Eo terts Of admission and further infornaon addresJ
BeltiruC-a CO. MarvIaGd inITtC
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g. GUS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of Howard and Fayette streets
Under Howard Bank.
Constantly on hand fine assortment of CLOTHS CASST
EERES and VESTINGS OF the latest STYLES and paepnS
80 A call IS respectfully sofclted o25-tf
TN TINE OF PEACE-PREPARE, &C.
i The undersigned prepared to manufacture UNI
FORMS for Military Companies in any quantity at the
shortest notice From their extensive experience in
inc they can guarantee satisfaction in all Prices
moderate. JN0. II. REA Co,
N. f. corner South and Pratt streets
Refer to Maryland LIGHT Division Nd Volunteers jaw
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.-The I'M
I'D dersgned, having reeted his Boot ard Shoe Estab-
shment at his Id stand So STREET between
Gay and Holiday streets, with increased facilities
bed to supply his friends and the public with chioee
tcle in tho way of fine French Calf Skin Boots Shoes and
Caters Patent Leather do English water proof
Gen tlemen my work being the fashion
and most improved style Call and style Opera
Caters also Copper and Brass Fastened Sole Boots and
Caters. Particular attention paid to custom work
all is respectfully solicited. P GAHAN,
n6-n No, SO Baltimore st.
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d1lusfmfnts.

dmustneuts.
~ 9ssSs t, MUSICAL SOlREE
Sss BEETHOTEN SOCIETT,
LAW L UILDIN GS,
CORNER OF lEEIHGTcS AND ST. PAUL SITS,
On MONDAY, February 4th, 1851.
/ Mr.. ILHR will perform Grand Solo On tie Violin
new QUARTETTO wIll BE- PLAYED, which is expressly
COMPOSED for the Society by CHARLES IEysCTow.
Single Tickets so cts six Oc $3.50, twelve $500
Doors open at Z, to commence at o'clock. f.22t7
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
First appearance OF
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN,
The greatest Actress liy ng,
who Is engaged POSITIVELY for SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
The young American Tragedian,
go MIR. J. B. STuDLET,
will also appear with Miss Cushman.
THIS N udav) EVENIN Feb (,
Shaks. cares Historical Play, entitled
~ = KING HENRY VII.
QUEEN kATH ARIN E...................ltISS CUSHNAN
NM HENRY VIII. J B. STUpLEY
CARDINAL VOLS EY .....,,.....,MR c. B. RTON HILL,
DI ht, OF 3UCKINGHA M..............M Mr. WN LEAK
ether characters by the Company, constituting
splendid cast
To concluded with the new Farce.
B0WLED OUT.
Tomorrow, Tuesday. -,-
CHARLOTTE acknowledgements NEG MFRTILES
Admission 81 and % cents Reserved Seats cents 1t
TTNEMPERAECE TEMPLE.
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JOHN ?. POE, AiuSteeS'
feI 250l2IGISEl9.et y" -' "A tIlct q -,

Es:;A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtueof de-
Etii5 cree Of the Superior Court Baltimore civ sitting
~ as Court Of Equity, the subscriber Trustee viii
1isI lot sale AZ pubic auction the premises on TUES
IA the l2th day OF February, 1901 o'clock p VI.
~. InAl fIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situata
anu ing IN the city Of Baltimore ard described as follows
mat IS to say Beginning the line of the south SIDE Of
George street at the distance OF fifty ect eastEardIy from
ne corner formed by the intersection the south side Of
george street and the east side of Bruno street and run
G$ tnenee e2stwardy bounding on the south side of
1fore street sNty-two feet and six inches to the ground
Mc4 by lndgnpre bearing date the 18th day Of April
I was qemsed ny robert Taylor and wife to James
gray ana George W. Balm; thence southwGrdly bound
ing on mat ground and parallel Bruno street. one hun
urea ana thirty one feet nine inches more to Bruce
5ey thence westwardy, bounding on the north side OF
ctley SlNtytWo feet six inches theIeab9ut to
point y iee easTardly from the line cast side of
street. and thence nOrthwardly by aigh line one
"fhred ana feet and seven inches, more less
70 te pace OF begnning-suheCt annual ground
rent OF sl4962h payable half yearly The imnrovemen
tlg5uh Deng one-st0ry attic Brick COTTAGE with
ING No. 1872 $500 - ''N~ SNo41 "'iNN - " h-l'4'-
me terms OF sale as prescribed by the Court are-One
G aS on the day Of sale upon the satisfaction there
twelve months, with interest from daV Of sae The cra
he secured notes end0ysSd 10 ~ i,
tion Of the undersigned. " ~ o'@'
JACOB BENJAMIN, Trustee
THEO. GI0GkER Attorney
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9abItt SaIfs.

fsY Il. LEHTOg 4 CO
RUCHANAN'S WHARF
{ AN WEDNESDAY,, 9Th Feb5ry, at IL o,coc
- at Warehouse, Buchanan's wharf
IUU HHDS. CUBA SUGAR.
35 DO. P. r. rIrro.
100 DO. P. r AND CUBA MoLAssEs.
LEz-t5 z. LENNON & Co
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A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co

A I ssTs. MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co. AUCTION
A chance obtain nrst class
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PrBLIC AUCTION
:. The property of a gentleman leaving for Europe
Magnificent rs octave rosewood Pianoforte,
on Paintings, by eminent artists
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors,
Bronze and Ormolu Chandelier.
Medallion Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Rugs
Artistic Bronze and Marble ana Dresden China Vases
Etegeres bookcases, Centre Trbles.
Oak Extension Dining Table and buffet 70 match,
u., Chm Dinner and Tea Sets,
bohemian and crystal Engraved Glass ware,
Solid Silver Ware and sheffield Table Cutlery,
Dronze ana Ornou Clocks and Candelabras, match,
rosewood and Mahogany Chamber Furniture, suite.
Morune nrnn Co., auctioneers, have the honor 70
aipubc auction this day, (Monday) Jan 81 at lo O'Clock
sl the Household FURNITURE and contained In
the elegant residence Of Zeno Burnham ESQ., ~
eenth street. between Fifth Sixth avennes the caa
logue comprising the largest and richest house
hold furniture offered ~ auction this Wa
furnished six months ago and In perfect order the fun
t9re was made 70 order by Baudon Meeks Well and OF
the best description. Sale peremptory ....
Drawing Room FurnitureTwo superb fun Suits, solid
rosewood covered In satin brocate Eegeres Becretair
Cabinets Tables two large Mante Mirrors two do Pier MIR
Chandeliers pair Dresden china Vases elegantly
superb manie Etegere ments Artistic repre-
ssnting Chevae de Mare Richard ILL., Crusaders, Pandora
Poetry Music Painting &c Oh Paintings by ancient and
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORrE
carved legs round corners made to order by BROOD
way the richest instrument offered At auction this
Washsands, Wardrobes Mattresses, Bedding 30; Mirrors
stair Carpets also large assortment og Dining Room Fur
CANT residence let FOR further PARTICULARS in
quire of the auctoneers
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sHIPPING NEW S.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Karnak (r LeMessurier Havana Jan 19 and
10th inst at4 PM OF the saacs large black ship in
ballast TRIM showing the Barker loaded black
ship with high poop and painted ports showing American
18th inst, the X experienced strong NE gales
Steamship Florida Crowe Savannah with mdse and
sengers, samuel Miteh Son Has experienced strong
ssrs are one Of the ennee steward and ii men being
or the of steamship VIM jenkins which vessel
tally destroyed BY FIRE the evening of the 10th inst while
steamship Cuyler, Croker, Savannah with mdse and
passengers, to Cromwell Co. Jan IS of Capes of Vr
na ship Granite State from Calcutta for New York.
and bark showing white signal with red In the centre
Ship Wheeler, Gsdd Boston, days in ballast, to VIM
Nelson d Sons.
Bark Admiral Blake Or Of Bridgewa,er Eng) Kenward,
the tail Of Newfoundland Banks Dec had heavy SW and
gales Of the passe driven in the Gulf Stream by
heavy wNw INV winds high sea; vessel became
part Of buIwsrks broke boats &C. Dec H. shipped heavy
the starboard quarter which etoye bulwark main
rail- whcehouse broke wheel and standard taking overheard
bnnace compass and lamps breaking skygn &C. I'D bore
lat rs 90 Ion So as spoke Br ship Lesahagon, o. scarboro
from Savannah for Europe, who supplied with oil
and bread 10Th AM lat % 81 lon 8! 20 bark Sea Eagle
Am brig Anderson. During the passage Capt sustained
severe In jures 10 one of his legs.
schr HELEN, Carroll Rocksnd.
schr Morila Pettigew, New London days. for Virginia
Schr Oscar q Acken Bacon, Stamford, days.
Sloop Warren, Stokes, New Haven, days.
Steamer Petrei, Young. Providence
Steamer Abatress Jsuee. ProvtdcnsoL
one SNIP UNKNOWN SAILED
Norfolk, &e: brig Gen Pierce, Maanzas.
Wind during the day NV w.
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Brooklyn city News.

DEDICATION or NEw SUNDAY ScHooI CgAPE--Ycster-
day morning the new and spacious chapel erected
Sunday school, attached TO the Hanson place Methodist
Episcopal church. under the pastoral charge of the Rev.
Dr. Perry dedicated, with appropriate exercises,
consisting Of singing praying and addresses by several
elergymen. The school room was well filed with well
dressed and happy looking children, numbering near six
hundred of which the full strength Of the school
sists. Divine service was az usual, performed IN tue
church, the sermon being preached by the Rev Alfred
Goodman, Of Philadelphia, from the following text
Grid and deliver me from the hand OF strange chill
dren whose mouth spcakcth vanity and their right hand
M a right hand Of fasehood:
.srhat sons may be as plants grown up in their
youth that our daughters may be tho stones
polished after the simtude Of palace Psalm cxy.,
IL and L.
was on the duty Of parents 70 80 train their children
that they might become blessing to society, and point
ing Sunday schools among the most efficient
AZ the conclusion OF the statement was read
showing that the building had cost $40 900, on which
was debt Of % 000 for the derayng OF which
collection was taken up Two members OF the cougrega
ton gave 800 each several contributed $50, $50
$40, s. and smaller sums.
front by depth Of ninety five feet The FIRST hoor con
ssts Of a for infant school, and Is capable o.
containing three hundred children together WIN, I'm sn
cond floor " the main school ROOM seventyhve rect N
length by forty Ave feet eight inches In width, with
ceiling twenty feet high and capable OF containing I'VE
hundred and twenty scholars Across the front Of tht
building u spacious apartment intended TO be lifted W
~ reading room for the use Of the young men cor
ncctcd with the congregation and there appropl,
accommodations about the building for the superinen
dents secretaries and librarians The arrangements fu
satng and lighting are admirable The style OF the on
arc building " Romanesquc and the manner in which
n completed reflects great credit on Mr. French, b,
whom the mason work was done, and Mr. Booth who e.
ccuted the carpenters work.
ClrnoS ~ PERSONS TRAVELLING on FERRY BoArs.-w
would advise all persons crossing the ferries not TO GO
eupy the seats adjoining the bulkheads Of the wheci
houses as there is danger especially during the ic
ecason Only a day or two ago ono OF the principe
hoats of the South ferry had the iron rim that
tbe arms Of the wheel broken, and upon the revolving
IN wheel the rim was orced through the joinorwor
INTO the cabin completely cutting the seat in two
nrly no person was sitting IT, had there been in al
uropabnty more O. less would have sustained injuries
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LArrcuTbe pilot boat Mary Williams built for the
New York and Sandy Hook pilots will be launched from the
yard Of her builder, Williams at Greenpoint this mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock She Is " feet deck 10 feet
inches BEAM and inches hold measuring log
gister.
BARK PArAs Biddle hence at Belize Hon, made the
cut In 1G days.
We are under many obligations TO Purser William Hemp
stead Of steamship Florida from Savannah for favors
HAMBURG sur DrurscHLAxp-Rep Of Capt wesselhcef
York At Grayesend Jan left New York Dec7 Dec 81 in
port quarter boat stowe ba%afis ed the cabins full o. WA
ter washed away part OF cabin ha.chhouse
'ss
ave Of her main So %o ee he
held and SIX feet In her fore hold Pumped her out and
hour Dec q s2rM IN heavy hall squall, passed inc
nr and NO S ssa md the sea
but the sails torn bbons She had bright lower
and white bands and from all appearance was Engisha
sntr GoLprs sTaRExtuet from letter from Capt Boul
@ G y sp % Sa% s esss d to Of tho
protect the interest Of the Waterford Jan
bad condition mos. OF the marks obterated salyors tried
ssse m sSSoP claim @ en sGs &C.
snIp SILVER srn Cof BOSTON,, Wade. loading guano
Jarvis e psG ~ = on eP9sa e s have been
Of lgJ tons Al built OF Medford 1856 aud il
there for about $1,000.
Sur IEaaNoS Hamilton, at shanghai sold public
auction Nov ~ In liquidation Of botomy bond Tor the sum
FAwouru Jan THE Due dc Nornandie, Bcnatre from
WORK FOR ayrc which arrived here on 3D. has been sur
h- Meia paasch which pat n here on ne ON Ieasy
and part Of cargo thrown overheard has been uved and
commenced landing her cargo.
yn po s ssssS T. ~n's s
s s ssS sos g about s G 1Sn sns
ceeded on her voyage.
ossRssAY. Jan reported thai the foro and mssn
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GAhAf fAi sos DAY Z 1 S}ssRS ! .sioAn.
s XsrEE Sss gRRSs
sS npSn "ss French Flower
DIX Lace Fine Seedlewort Banded Collars, issc 'sA'
Fine Fine r rrsp sSae ssi ses e Sosf.
/ Fine AAl; sEE hsfs f es2fs;' s sscfR
IN & S. best and
roll Buttons Z. gross s wide Skirt I sraH. .s linen
WIN u'AAu'' G GOODS Sf MUST BE SOLD p '''' ''''
c ri%s hS' and sf twist e. Nets, las4c
Large Chenille scars, l2,Sc
80 Chids Heavy Cotton Hose, &c.
G Gsn;s' R Mss,tsn ha Ss' ac Ne SC.
f lnsn,s' w Soften s sSss: a. e
woollen Jackets, 25c. Wool Tppets, &c., &C.
sSs s:s S wv SSs %ss sfS $ia s:s 10
Esfish srocK sssE k;s;
' pa''' ssss a ssSss e ~
Ladies' White Linen Bordered Handkerchiefs &C., &C.
Ladies' White French Lawn, nne, &c &C. :. o..
Gents Boeoms fine plAts Eye
800 Fine Worked Sets s sssS % a BANDS s H. m
IS Scp pn sIFn % SSs HSsp IN Ga Tsk b6lA
Wide White Figured Laoes. &c. 49,, :,
Fine Linen 10 Edsinss per , dozen, i2'sc, Lc
white ind ,,,sf r
ta ls Dress ss.I Trimmings IT, Sc e &C
Large quantities. II other goods in the two
all closing out 81 equally low prices 49,, ,,,,,,,,
Between Twenty first and Twenty second streets.
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LBERT H NICoLAY, AUCTIoNEER

bonds
5000 North Carolina State per cent bonds.
$1,000 San Francisco City and County per cent bonds
5000 United States per cent stnock OF 1862.
4l0(O keokuk City per cent bonds.
$40O Milwaukee City per cent sinking fund bonds.
$500 Hobokau and Weehawken Horse Railroad LIST mort
gage honda
5000 United States IL per cent Treasury Notes
$3.50 u Note X. H. Gsaher's ut six months due March
l. 1861.
Next regular sale Thursday, Jan 81 Regular auction
sales Of Stocks and Bonds Monday and Thursday
day when required at l2 O'Clock Ut the stock sales
room, William street or the Merchants' Exchange,
preferred Stocks and Bonds bought and sold private sale
and at the Brokers Board.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Aucti0ueer and Stock Broker,
SO William street. near Wall
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ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.
The steamship Karnak. Captain lie Mcssurier from
Havana 1sh and Nassau the 21st ns arrived at this
port yesterday afternoon. There is Of any
moment
Salt is reported to be selling at ten cents bushel in
Matthew town. Inagua, advance of q cent pre-
vous rates.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA Jan. 10, 1851.
Americans in Hacana-7he Louisiana Morcmea-Busi
ness, dc.
give you herewith list Of Americans now a visit
TO this city the Hotel Cubano where secessonst and
aboltionst may and sleep in peaceH Ashwatte r
A. westhead Mr. Tucks and lady, Mr.. Beever Mr. Lloyd,
Of Ioyds Capt Harrison DR.. Cormick, United States
Army, for Key West, If he can get there Commander
Mafitt Of the United States steamer Crusader for
safety, honor and the Unon Dir. Geve, New York. Mr..
Peddie and Lady, do X Barton, do. DIR. r. Hunter, G..
Hardnge, Paris, OF the arts A. Morrele, Baimore Mr..
Solomon District of Columbia, est; Mr.. 0msted, MI
land; Mr. Creighton and lady, Charleston, s. G.; Thomas
8. Anderson and family, Mississippi; Mr.. Ballen
and lady, Rhode Island; Messrs Armsby and Tea
Messrs Catln and Armour, do; Mr.. Jackson Key West;
Mr. Carton, Indiana; Vim. Connery, New Orleans; Mr..
Mcdonnell, Wisconsin; Messrs. Miller and Fisher, OF New
York (iewelry) j. O. Fisher Messrs Morgan and Stew
art Philadelphia with families; Mr. Nooker, OF Caliior
mia; Mr. Echevira, Of Philadelphia creole OF Cuba Mr.
Bliss Of Chicago; Mr.. Morton, Of Boston Zone vote
and last not least of the aggregate, Col Q. a. HE'S,
bound TO st. Thomas by the Ocean Bird to-day. THIS
Is eavencd with Spanish, German and French re-
representatives., and they fur from fighting over the
good things spread Mt the Hotel Cubano The Consul
General OF the Omitted States ined board the United
States steamer Crusader yesterday.
The news from Louisiana is producing its effect upon
public sentiment aud is preudcia to the cause Of
the Southa little too fast for these dissolving
times and Business is no better. The city Is
full Of strangers driven rem tho United States by your
and the annoyances upon the path Of travel
hers mostly European
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(yoAIs-BRoAp MOUNTAIN, GENUINE LEHnGH Ann
One bed Ash Peach Orchard, together with English Can
mel and Liverpool Ore al a lowest market prices HENRY
streets.
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REWARDS.

x2 REwARD-LosT, on SUNDAY EvENISG, HrH
pO inst bet the Bowery and Fifth avenue, small
black and slut with red cola, and plated buckle
The fnds will the above reward by returning her
40 East Broadway, Of Montgomery street of6sF
pCU nary a. from the rack In the hall small navy blue
pilot cloth overcoa black velvet buttons ADD black velvet
paid the Of the overcoas and information leading
10 the detection of the thief Hudson place THIRTY
fourth street, Ninth avenue. flf ''l1'' TT"'
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u DERBY 4 COMPANY ARE OFFERING EVERY
r Monday Remnants of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Styles half the Importation suitable for makers
and shoe dealers 81 walker street
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UCTToN NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
IA will sell on Monday Jan. d At 10Y O'Clock, At sales
70 Nassau street. large ment Of second hand
Household Furniture removed from Brooklyn and for
aale together with balance q
wood parior and Chairs g pier and
tension dining Tables Buses dining Chairs dressing Blu
wardrobes Lounges, Bedding, &C &C. Also three Of VIII
Saanander Safes be sold pay advances
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vxyfILfN5 ABBOTT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sale 4u day iOi< O'Clock the contents cf ixlvcr
Store At No ka,t Broadway Besr FgpP. sersess ss,-
Aso, III O'Clock, Pawnbrokers sale Of men snf 70
mems Wearing ApparelDrcsses, Coats Pants shavs Coz
s'o Sn'e' "''s'''' WIN JACKSON, PAwnbroser
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A UCTION sAIH OF READY MADE CLOTHING, kc.--
N A. NJ CRlSTALAR, Auetoneer, 23 Bowery, win sell on
this day l0ls o'clock and general
OF seasonabe Clog comprising CLOTH pilot peter
sham and beaver frock sack business and overcos doe
velvet and cashmere Vests also Boots and Shoes Shirts
Drawers Hosiery Neckes &c Also lO domestic Segars.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-11-20

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EPHep-
1y, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable Of these affections have bssn
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine. 1t stimn
laes the vital functions into vigorous actien, and thus
eysreomes disorders which would Ice supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long hssn required by the
eesEiea Of the people, and confident that this will
DO for them all that medicine do
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-11-20
The New Big Tiu Coffee Pot
Sign.
THE MAGHINE ONCE M0RR.

My Machine is new and runs q little roHgh,
That all can see by the look Of the sssHi
But bs that as it Haay. I'll still make her lsg
OF all the improvements aad every Asw thinS.
We have made new Big Coffee Pot Sign.
The greatest In tbs &tate aaa Rew in dssigR,
And its q model Of soue we have for sale,
Which TO please yoa kRsw they cannot Sail
Some Tea Pots too of mach Improved styL,
The prettiest indeed yos have sees FOE awhile.
Also Zinc Bottom Buckets that viii sot rest,
And sold very cheap il yoa Goa1 ash for tf&ss.
Now for Stove. | masitell you where ~ look
And is called the Daylight Gas Rurner Cook
They re from tAe foundry and cnMe direct here
70 the only aus erizcd salesman near.
More thiRgs I'd say, but p.Gst do Is briefly.
Attention to Jobbins, bat SpoHIing chiefly:
Lamps and Lanters and Sad Irons too--
If you need Silver Plating, I'll do il tor you.
Now it becomes me ia q short NAY.
To express my thanks to the people and say,
! am very much pleased So many come 10 ne
For Stoves and Tin Ware although am wee.
mhT J. IRWIN WALLIS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-11-20

loo bags Bio and Laguyrs Coffee.
~ 50 bbls. New York and Phila. Syrup
Molasses.
100 bbls. Brown and white Sugar.
IS boxes New York Cream Cheese, BY the
boz.
300 boxes Scotch Herring.
10 chests Young Hyson, Imperial and Gun.
powder Tea at wholesale BY
aug7 JOHN KENNEDY 4 Co.