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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-05-08
BY THURSDAYS MAIL.

DI iHUHSbHl y WRiL.
/ Richmond, May 5.--rhe following was
/ received this esening from Gaines. near
1 Fredericksburg May 9th: To his Excel
iloncv Presidcnt narik;--At the close OF
The battleofchancellorssilia. SUNDAY. tie
enemy was reported advancing from Fred
efickshurg on our rear. Gen. Mcl.aws
was sent back TO arrest his progress. and
rcrrlsol him handsomely. That after
noon, learning that his force consistedAoi
two corps under Gen. Sedewick. deter.
mined iootHr', him, aud marched back
yesterday. with Gen. Anderson, and
united with Mol VS. early in the after
noon. and succeeded. bv the blessing Of
Heaven. in driving Gen. Sedrwick over
the ugpr We have re occupied Fred
burg and no enemy remains soul a OF
th" Ruprahuunock or in the vicinity.
Signed Il. l. LrE, Genl Comd'g.
SECOND Dlsr,TcH.
Richmond, May j-No official dispatch
received since las, night or this morning
from Cen Lees headquarters, but private
telcgum- report our victory complete
Gen. Jackson'- left aIm was s'illu'lva,n-
puated below the shoulder. by d.. Ne
fuira of Winchester tha Garsrsl wa:
ran,,yal m n c,,,,,r, house ol,our fr,ao,
,oiles d,..,,. f.,,,, H.. l.,t,1, la AMI is
J,;r,, D.r.at ,,iIro,,J '..,.,,,.,,,,i.,.
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TsIed 4 on5rl nr tlo .,...;,l,n. ,.,,.,...,,,
,prod va.,or,I,,- M rrr-t,Irs S,,,i,, ~,
tlo Yorl. River p,irr,oI ,,h.oro tLo '.r.;r.
mi.h occurred bo,wsan tba v.rl,so. and
A few C,nfelerete inC,pfr.
',''.,''. May o.--lhe enemy Is report
,n..'I ,...., ,n.- - p.i b.aoN. Ihey cap
'U''" one ''uh9sep OF our p'oheIS'
sscoSD DISPATCH.
JleiH0o Nav 5.-The enemy were re.
pulsed Yesterday Mt Auderson's ferry. on
Big Black, after four hours severe fight
ing
p., 90, ., c.,
or ,ia ',,1, ',' - ,.., ,'t' .... ''r's'",
~, ,.. ~, ~ ',',.o' VI '"o p,- aus"
sos . ~ a, t"t". ,,,o gr f,c .'' S"r" .'',n,., ]
,,lo, ino1,,,l;,., ,,.., o,.i.,o5,,',,Iot
thn V.w Vnri, VIor5 nrn IF tbo Tan.
York rriLrne and Circ,nnot Turos
The n,rIset hoat orrivoJ NH. n,orn;r,
from Lypchburo Passengers re- norf ya,v
little damaro done tba Canal Lv tha Van
KEGS. Several farm BRIDGES over ,hc canal
were de.trovod and one lori, cata dam.
ared. Two trains with wounded arrived
this 4. N. from fredericksburg. Railroad
communication with the army is being
again established. Some reliable details
OF the recent battles will probably be
received duriDu the dav.
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nCnEE hCLDEMY.

VVHE TRUSTEES QF Ihis in sE1{rUyf0N
have secured thejRsfyiees Of j W %AllEtsA,iS
A. b., for lhe ScssionSehmueneng AN}il e.|f q.
1868. We hnyo tricd thc1 1aqid Mibdrn f3l
eight ,c,r-. aud can sly btlhe puhIio thstaib! !
O conporJnt and nhe insifue,or, and reeds -
men wl1 ,au ard do tcsily OF disability. Owing
90 tho statu Yf affairs, wc have employed him to
,uke charge of The Female School but viii tato
m boys
Tuition, pcr month, lst olass......,. ..."..Sl,50
"a Class,...".,.,......u,. 200
ADVANCED Cias.,".".,.... $50
by orlcr OF the Board.
w. G WHITEHEAD, Scc'y.
Benton. Arril II, lsD3-St-7Gg@" "a
2- -
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sscoSp pIspATCU

Jart,2a. Nav 5.-The enemy were re.
pulsed yesterday Mt Auderson's ferry, on
Big Black, after four hours severe fight
ing.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES /,
The Draft in New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Goy Seymour has is
sued spirited proclamation, calling upon
citizens to fill the quota of the State by yolun.
teering. He concludes thus:
al expect all ciassrs OF our citizens TO assist
IN recruiting the volunteers called for from this
State, by their infiuer ce and by liberal contri-
buttons; and call upon all State officials to
give every assistance in their power to pro-
mote enlistments into our armies, aid thus
ton, and suferings Of the draft, and At the
same time animate our soldiers by an exhibi-
ton OF sympathy and patriotic devotion, and
give strength to our armies in their battles for
tne preservation of the Union,
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From MiSSanri.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2p-Gen. Schofeid has is
sued an order relieving Gen. Mcneil of the
command d of the District of Southwest Missouri,
and placing him in command Of the District OF
the Frontier, vice Gen. Blunt, who is ordered
to report at Leavpnworth. Gen. Sanborn takes
command of South west Missouri, and General
Ewing's District of the Border is extended so
as to embrace the entire State of Kansas.
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Death Of a Clergyman.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The venerable rec.
tor Of Gloria Del Church, tfaniIiarly known
as "SWedes Church, Rev. Or. Clay, died this
morning, aged - years. He has been rector OF
this old church about thirty years, having sue
ceeded the Rev. DR.. Colin. the last of the long
line of Swedish missionaries sent to this coun.
try to take charge OF the missionary churches
established for the benefit OF the early Swedish
settlers ON the banks of the Delaware
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From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. I9-There is 40
news to transmit from this point to- day. The
steamer Spaulding has not yet arrived from
Morris Island.
Lieut.. Col. j. NJ. Taylor lie IT here last evening
under orders to report elsewhere. He leaves
MANY friends here.
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EAsHIoNABLE DANCING AoApEMY

MR. GOODALL, Professor and Teacher OF Daaeing
and DspoIsanent. has the honor to announce n
Ladies' will commence at the UNITED HALL. ~
On il.n street; few doers M fEeW tAe cars
?. m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and satur-
Day evenings, from to TO- Private lessons any
The soeptrs Exercise for Ladies, 80 much recon-
mended for deformity and onesidedness: siso fha
Indian Clubs. for Gentlemen. OGcers and CLERKS
make note it.
Mr.. g. continues to give lessons on the Violin
and Violoncello,
Due notice viii be given OF his Glasses at George.
town.
Mrs. eoodaIl will receive limited number Of
pupils for Pianoforte and Singing.
FOR cards Of terms, 30. please spply ut his rooms
90 !. Inn
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strong Union Sentime mt in Arkansas-The
Rebel Army Scattered

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct 2s-Iittle Rock ad vices
to the lath say the rebel army is scattered i'm
every direction, and an extraordinary revival
OF Union sentiment has taken place among the
people. Over i,vru IIirA na We JUineu ed-
eral army at Little Rock, and people are coming
in daily and taking the oath OF allegiance. Of
ficial reports of the capture of Confederate
steamers on Red river do not differ materially
from the accounts already telegraphed.
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Sale ofU. S. Five.Twent,.S.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2o.-The Subscription
Agent reports the sale of S2,3S4 100 Of fl ee-
twenties to-day, being the largest sale in any
day since May last. The system Of delivering
money is working admirably, while the for.
eign demand is steadily increasing
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General Dix in Portland, Maine.
PORTLAND, Me. Oct. 2O-GleneraI Dix WINS
received at the City Hall this afternoon by the
city government and citizens. He pronounced
the harbor defenses in q satisfactory condition
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The Draft in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, Oct. 20.--A dispatch from Washing
ton to Governor Andrew, states that the quota
for Massachusetts, under the call for :aJO 600
volunteers, is Is, i20 men. Active and liberal
measures will be taken to induce volunteering
all over the State
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BOARDING.,

ROARDING:-T Four large and cheerful Rooms
y comfortably furnished; gas and bath room in
TIE mouse. tot permanent inmates, prices will be
moderate. II three Or more ssntlewen occupy the
same room, . reduction will be made Good at
tendance, an excellent table, and quiet and plea.
SAINT home: A few table bosrders taken. Apply at
No. 395 Eighteenth street, between r and g SITS,
oc 81 ST.
NOTICE.-MRS. TALBERT, At 4ss Yourtes nth
l street, between D and 3, 10 prepared TO take q
limited number OF Day Boarders. at moderate
prices. oc I9-3t~
BOARD -Gentlemen eAn be accommodated with
~ pleasant Rooms and Board At asa @ street be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets, near Metropolitan aud
National Hotels. oc 10 St.
ROARD1NG.-W Wanted, by . gentleman and his
- wife, on the nrst of December, Room and
Board in private family, or Q house where there
are few bcarders; situated between Penn avenue
and street, 4a and 10Th. Address c. g., through
the Post Office. oc l9- -Sts
600 PIRsT STREET EAsT-BITWEEN A
OSO and ,, Capitol HllJ Gsrtlemen and their
wives, and single gentlemen, can be accommodat ated
With large pleasant Rooms with Board. Reference
0XchADged oc 5.7W~
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uANDs0ME FURNITURE AND HOUsEREEp
Ii ING EEREcrs AT PUBLIC AUorIoN-On rUKS-
DAY MOANING, October 18th, at 10 O 'clock at the
residence formerly occupied by Hon. Caleb smith
street, between nth and 18th atr eets We shan
sell the Furniture and Effects, comprlsine-
kranz. St. oil and Cover
Butte OF Solid Rosewood Parlor Furniture. finished
In 6reen and Gold Broc atel. com prisipg thr zee
soias, five Arm and four side Chairs, with
Ro.s9end ansss Sarsi me D.mssk ,s Summer Covers
Rich Chinese Vases, Mantel Ornaments
Marble Bust, Dante, } Marble Figures and Grou IA
Bronze. Bohemian Glass, China and Lava Orna-
CHOICE on Paint. ss and Ensrsvinxs throughout
HandsSms s!,a Etssere, Tapestry and Embroidered
Velvet, BIussel.. and Insrsin Carpets
seoteh and Persian Bugs. 0ilcloth
Walnut Carved Marble top sideboard
Excellent Walnut Dining Chairs phslstred Back
and Seat with Moquet
Hand.ome French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
silve5 .ted castors. Walters, Egg Stand, and
Out Glass Decanters, Goblets, Wines, and blsrs
MAhoEhny Sofa, Excellent Lounges
Reclining and 1asy Chairs, Foot Stools
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bu-
Superior Clrlsd Halr and Husk Mattresses, Boil
sters. Pillows, Blan kets. Spreads. Comforts,
Toilet Sets, Window Curtains and Shades
Stoves. Refrigerator, Tubs and Buckets
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms cash.
ocl9 &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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~ Fifty persons in Somerset, England. have
formed an association called the Abode OF
Love" They all live together In one huge
building. They are not polygamtsts like the
Mormons, being allowed only one wife at q
ime; they may change wives, however, ordis-
as they please.
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~ The ssCireat Eastern" has Withdrawn
dificulties again. - - e
Sc - Gen. Lew Wallace has become interested
in . pork packing establishment in Indiana.
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Rejoicing

Rejoicing.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-A salute of ON
hundred guns was fired here TO-DAY, in homo
OF the result of the State election.
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SlGESMOND & HAYWARD,
NlW AND INPROVlD INylNFI0U
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL
GHEORLASTIC BONE TEETH,
WI9Houf AHRAL PLA1D on oLAeP0.

DR. 3. B. gI6lEMOND,
Ble BssGdSas, Nssg York, aad 26O PsaasylsaaaA
AsaaH, eGsssss l1sA aAd l3tA sfs., WGsAsaEteA,
VSl1 the attention OF the pnbHe to the followinS
sGyanfASes OF his improved system:
l. Tie Teeth Of his manufacture wina
sever ssrsode nor change color By any
ecs1s nefn6 hree-fourtAs lighter than any other,
:. No teeth or roots need be extrated, e the
sssanSfSl ones can ke inserted over them.
THe roots win bs made ino6ensiye, and never
b aehe.
gnss can be made ilnmedtAtely, thereby pressrvins
as natsIal s1gsssssoa OF the 6cs which under ths
g. This work has been fully tested over Ave
ysafs BY many OF the first chemists and physicians
OF this country.
Dr.. @. has also invented Q white undestructiss
metal nlling, With which the most sensitive testh
teet, sound tooth any side roots which win last
through Efctstime
Cah and examine for yourself. ~ N-tf
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EHOR SALE Or R1XCHANGE-The GOOD Will.
q sS:a ssiss s:1ss
store in the 10 ost business part Of the city. look
&. ff5if sss g Ro1R % Apply T.
FOR RENT-A veH furnished BRICK HOUSE,
Of the Dsp.Ttmssts aent, SIS per mopsh and q
to BE- psrch.sed. Address s T. K. g., sbroaeh CITY
Post umca. oc 1857
TOR sALE-BRIcK HOUSE 4as street, be-
yssd With orn.me ns. ,rees % and shr1Soesy'
hot w feet fssD y.h Yood hSSss and paved ay
o saa
r haHna g. fh at front tor two houses, r.
EXS1LLEEF DwsLLIEe aoU sE FOR SALE
l1s hs Se..ssn .as Is
streets. containirg about ls rooms, and with ex
bic BY vide patlie Alley.
asrs resi-
CO. q
LIoR sALE-A STORE and D WILLING situated
T en- street. between New Jersey. avenue snd
Nerth Capitol street. near the railroad depot AD
II private residences; location very Desirable : !;
lighted by gas. ard Aeat.d nom Re gister A lady
anf .ns
sth and 7ih streets. oe il Iws
G>OR SALE-rse FURNITURE Of four rooms
Il hay ng been in use only q few months; every
thing necessary for housskss pg for small fami-
1y. and will be sold cheap lum pus. as the owner
is at out leaving the city Inquire for one week at
No. So East Capitol ST.. cor 4th ls-lw+
TOR 6ALE-A first class three story BRICK
l. HOUSE. with back building, ssI.sr, and stable
eontaining 9Iooms. with large store rooms. Ass,
sold with or without the Confectionary STICK.
For turtle ei information apply at No. j79 Sixth
street between D and e, tIsland Possession
eiyen Immediately. &C Is Imr
1OO BUILDING LOTS FOR LEASE Oh RENT,
lOO suitable fl suffers, restau rants and 9rivxta
residences within FIVE minutes walk Of the Presi
dents House. Inquire Of A. JARDIN, corner of
18th and ID sts, Warrington. D. C. ls-1m"
NkWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET with
Boarding, permanent or transient. Also, sew
eral LARGE Rooms, suitable for gentlemen desiring
to room together. and one frOpt Basement Room
for an office. Apply at is5 Twelfth street, be-
Hotel oc IL cow
EOR RENT Several FURNIsaED ROOMS,
riently arranged, can be had by early application
at No. 110 Penn avenue, corner OF a,th street.
entrance on 2ith street &C 8-eo6tF
EHOR SALE "A rare chance for profitable in
HOUsE 81 by 50 feet and "a deep. situated on the
Canal basin, in Alsxardris, with the exclusive
p1lylie &c of all the ice formed said basin Eaid
house will be sold at bargain to ary one wishing
TO embark in safe and profitable business For
fpIthe1 in form alton enquire of PETER G. HEN
DERsON, 1O1 Queen street. ALEXANDRIA Va, or
ocb.2w*
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Captures on the Red River

Captures on the Red River.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia special dispatch from
Cairo says that the rebel steamers Argus and
Fulton, recently captured on the Red river
were valued at &l50, COO. They Were DESTROYED
after the removal OF the stores and amnuni-
tion.
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COLUMBIA CORH8T AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces W
to the public, that he is ready to furnish MusioS
for Pri!ste Parties. Balls. Pic. MICS, Pasaaes,
Exhibitions. etc, with any number OF Musica aDs
At John lsemans ., corner Of Pennsy " ania avenue
and 9Th street east. HlNRY I6lMAN
seq 3mr
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FIRST
NlTIONlL BANK OF WAsaINeToy.
CaPital-S500,0OO.

CaPital-S50O,0O0.
~ This BANK, organized under the National
Banking Law of the las. Congress, is opened this
day for the traneaction Of business at the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets. opposite Treasury Be-
partment. h. D. COOKS, President.
WV. 8. HusrIssfos. 0sahisr. . mt
1I,HE sUPRuMB COURT OF THs DIsTII0r
i OF COLUMBIA, Holding Q District Court of
The United States ,o- the said Distriet.--To al
sivsn, tnat, on tas-- dsyo:-. 1853. the stesm-.
o. DiSmoDd easr tackle. sDDarsl ferniturs. boats
stsaznsr Ststtin. sttaehtd to the South Atlautic
Bloekeairs ssnsArop. and the sems hsvs 6esn
ssns are HSsisd and prosseatsd in this Court in
sss E.ns OF ths Entsd Siatss %, eond :Tnn,on I
nd that said eaass win stanA for trial at the
SaT Hail. ia the city Of wa.hins sfon. on the arst
so.s ars MaEasd 2 agsear to show sanss Why co.
eap :. ]. M1IGs, Clerk.
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T. R. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY

+.
Prot. II r. LABBE'S Academy win reopen on
IQesday, OCT 18th in the hall over the store "A
pennsylyania avenue, directly opposite the "a
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays. ana Sat.
nrdays. COM mmeneins at O'Clock m; for gentle
The Saloon will be rented for Balls and Parties,
oc HSy& - - ~ O''
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NJ TEETH.

n1tAe MIElRAL PLATE T11TH, attends
fersonally At his ONCE In this eity. ManyypSEH
Rsrsoae can wear these teeth Who cannot
war others, and no person can wear others who
Persons calling at my once can be accommodates
gtth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
alsanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
more fully warrsmted
Rooms IL this eity-No. s3s Pennsylvania svsnas
Philadelphia. mar kly
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NJ HIDDS-HIDIS.
w I'LL b sold At Public Auotloa, o. oyoeJ
W1DN9DDAY and SATURDAY, at II o'clock Q
n, o the wharf On sixth street, WasAtngt01, AG
sale.
moment OF sale. q. BILL.
jan (Ohroa.I L. COL ana d. D. b.
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
Dk. LEW1E Has removed to 242 RenA. avenue,
two doors above his former oiice. Gall
and examine the Or. Ne. and I'm.
proved Method of inserting Artificial l{YYYyyY
Teeth, which 10 far superior TO any
other mode now in use. Also, Teeth extrasted
without pain, when desired. Terms moderate in
all eases se II ly
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Jourra
containing greater variety Of interesting
reading than can be found In any other, II
published ON Friday morning.
.IFRMs-Casa, incariabst in adsaaee.
single copy, per annum. .. &I -
Ten oos,ptas ss'...-.....,............
twenty-five copies ..............,s 10 %
1t invariably centains the "washingtou
News" that has made TAs Dsily xvsasss ss4s
circulate SO generally throughout the country
~ Single copies lin wrappers) can b pro.
cured at the counter, Immediately afser the
Issue of the paper Price-THRxB CUrs.
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STATIS $40 BONDs.

UNITID STATES 100 rRlAsuRy Norls.
UNITED STATES COUPONS on 1881.
UNITAD STAT1S O1RTIPIOATl9 or IN
D1BTEDN1SS.
Gold. Silver. Uneurrent Money, 8xehanss on all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
We are authorised to furnish s-O Bends at .as
antil the lst OF August next, when the ,riyilsdss
OF conversion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
sxcusively on commissfon.
RITT1NHOUS1, FAINT 4 co.,
- Bankers, 3Sx Penn aysnu>
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Wx CALL THE ATTENTION Of Purchasers
N, 0Hr nsv 4nd laree assortment of-
klxNysOATke from, the most celebrated -
tscI0lies. psuca a. Steinway h eons asdI1J NV
Haven bacon which Ne are selliag at the lowest
factory prices. We have Also on hand few second
hlno PiAne N ssst order. - roee1ood caaos, for
asls npon eesy terms ". e.. MRTZHROTT. =
se1 Cofssr Of llth st. and Penn. avenue.
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DANCING ACADEMY

NAR1NI'S DANCING ACADEMY,
i'4 at ISLAND HALL,
Corner Sirth street and Puginia nrenne
Professor MARINI has the honor to announce to
his friends and citizens genel ally that his an
cihsEes will commerce on MONDAY, the 18th
Instant at O'Clock p m Days and hours ~
Ct tnitioI for L. adiss, Misses', and Masters "a
IRON to p. m. Gentlemen from to 10 D M
c8ms evenings oc IL 1v."
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~ SHOW CAsEsi
At 369 Seventh street,
Just received per steamer
Three Full Silver Counter Cases,
Four Walnut Counter Gases,
Two Walnut Segsr Cases,
Which We offer cheap for cash.
$50 &eyenth street. bet I and X sts.
&C B6t fRepb, Il Ohron