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own, We 1fs clearly OF the opinion that
SS &A'f haHAs - fsat's he can ovs
fsr Bsaniort, and that his nltsrior design "a
to unite 6ia forces With Gants. Whether
our fsfeA &sllIbs sbk to stop him Or not
depends on % many contingencies that it
10 impossible ITO form en- opinion on the
ssb3eek .aTass tsrvill take either Savan-
ra6, Charleston 81 SAugusts, we do not fear
in the lsast II hs is able 70 tsks sven
Macon, it 10 more thanws belisva Nordo we
think Y can 90 any pss%.1 en- injury u 70
ject d 90 attempt it. We rather believe
that he will strain every nerve to reach
Beaufort fHs will probably destroy the
railroad between Savannah and Charleston
additionally q possible, built can soonhe
repaired The Wing then proceeds to be
rate Jef. Dsyis Cor sending Hood into Ten
nessees a.osr-sys S,gB & ss-,--rr... ~
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sBax FKxHcfsU0S Dec: 3s-Msficx6 nv
ces from Sacramento says, that on the
of November, the French landed r.
Mazattou, and took formal posses
town. The Gov@nur of Maxatf9On
forces adsndoued the place tn.
previous, 90 no resistance was Of,
the landing of the French. troops.
also reported that the Mexicans hs0
fsstsd an Imperial force, and were mar
ingon Aespulcs.
Heavy and constant rains prevail through
California. --r-,r..ges ts7Sg,Y
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Read the advertisement for albums in
another column-snd If you want to save
Is per cent 60 to Patridge's and get one.
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voPn1IAnRLsnA, Dec. 3.-5Ths following is
the --latest 10 the Evening Telegraph:
WASHINGTON, 3 Ps M.--Ths Government
has received information that Gen. Sher-
fnAn has captured Milleu, on the Georgia
Central railroad, on the 18th ult His ar
my was concenfratsd, and it is thought has
moved to Ssvannah before this.
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New YoRK, Dec 1.-The following is an
extract Of o letter Just received in this city
by the owner Of the steamer Gen. Lyon,
dated six miles below Savannah, Nov. Nth.
Sherman ID, reported to be near Savannah,
and the rsbes were trembling In their
shoes.
GEO. b. WOOD,
Osptain steamer Lyon.
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NAILs.-Ths price Of nails has taken an
other decline, and they are now selling at
$3.50 per ksg.
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Colonel stockton, 72d Illinois, wounded,
Lieutenant s. 8. Cope, lo4 Ohio, goueded;
Lieutenant W. L. KimbalI, I04 Ohio,
killed.
The rebel General J. b. Sharp, wounded.
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HENRY ROsENTHRAL,
III, southvsst Dor. Asrkst Square Union It,
WHEELING, w. VA,
Importer and Dealer in
Foreign & Domestic Wines & Liquors

1SY0S lssys - eal the attention Of the public to his
Is lsrre and ven assorted stock Of Frsneh Brendiss,
- Porr, sAsry, Naassis and Uazst Wines, Spark
-, % his iafSs ,toek Of pomss1s ASssrs -
oHa1y, 1lsskbsrry, R.spesI{ Apple ana l:ass al
Osoksa hittsrs also 70 ny eslshnssd deu bic rscasd
saSo nsnufAstufs and kssp constantly On hand Q
~ Of prime Cider vInsgAf, TO vAieh, toesthee
1;,S ~ I'm shoios brands Of liquor, Guild Lvtts
~ neal stssaton Of country dsalsn and the pubic
ssssiiV sspt3o
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3-The Commercials
Washington special says: Richmond pa
pers received to-day admit that Sherman
Is making rapid progress toward the sea
coast, but that he had creased the only
formidable barrier to lis advance, the Oco-
nee river. They eIpresr the most int snse
alarm for the safety Of Savannah; believing
that Sherman is aiming to capture or des-
troy that city on bis way 70 the coast.
Miscellaneous,
- 1t is believed ths; the Secretary Of the
Treasury will not recommend any adj
tional tax on liquor, but will advise tax
on sales Of one half of one Per cent.
~ The Presidents message viii bsksps
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stt>ntiou II invited Of all the Wholesale
s q r.. $40 pieces Of all Wool Flannels Of al
soic.. .sn~s and osl,iss, at the manufactures
priess-
TYRNH-Net sash, without disoS 0s ~, ~ W
Tweed Tree Of charge within the limits OF ~
NOS. 81 B 80 MAIN ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
JOHN ROEMER & co.
sspt83-dkv
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For the Benefit of Millionsl
RECEIVED AT. THE GRAND
Dry Goods Bazaar
JOHN ROEMER & CO.,
NOS. 81 AND 50 MAIN STREET,
Centre Wheeling
One Of The largest and choicest sslsctieI " the
most fashionable productions Of France, England
Germany and Italy, together with al the arst
elsss and most substantial fabrics Of America,
many Of which We have purchased In June last
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer months, some goods for 30 Per less
than the present regular market prioes therefore
We are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
wholesale or retail. for Cash 1t
Greatly Reduced Prices
Therefore come all, large and small, buyers, with
your cash and We can accommodate you and save
you time and money.
GOOD PRINTS FROM rs TO 40 GENTS;
GOOD MUsLINs FROM 90To 60 CENTS;
GOOD FLANNRLs FROM 65 CTS TO 81 Is
FANCY DRESS GOODS FROM so Ors
TO 81 90.
FRENCH MERINo FROM sl7b TO q W..
ALL coLoRs.
BLACK ALPAecAs FROM 50 CTS TO 81 90.
FINE CLOTH CLOAKS
OF ths latest and mos. fashionable styles, elegantly
made, from 90 to 80.
The best
BI.ACK 0IL1E0
From d rs to q 90.
Large asssrtzusut Of the most squiats styles Of
Balmoral Skirts.
'OLOAKING CLOTHS.
OF ALL coLoRs AND PRICES.
HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERY,
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C., &.
good seaeoaen Of
BED BLANKETS,
COVER is,
SHAWLS, &c.
Also,
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths
At spssaay reduced prices. Also,
COTTON,
YARNS,
BATTING,
wADDINa, &c.
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THE EVENING STAR.

AFFAIRS IN GBoRGErowN-C dnat.-Tn
revenue from stalls at the Georgetown ONCE
for the month amounts to go, GEO. There were
no arrivals Of boats yesterday; the low stage
of the W alter prevents the arrival Of heavy Ia
den boats. The receipts Of coal since our last
American, i23.5e; Central, 322 81; Consohds-
ton, 223 81; umberiand, PA g. The depart
ures Of boats, light, were twenty-e1gnt Inc
Chas. Ardipger left with an assorted cargo lot
WILLIAMSON q. III. Claget with lumber, &C.
Monocscy; Josephus, do. Berlin; Fleardo'
Point of ROCKS.
Port of Observation-Disclosures Ex-
change, Psttfson, from Annapolis. Bapges
Velma, Nickerson, Boston; Lampiighter, hir-
by, do. Cieared-Kite, Muir, Ann1hesseN'
Jacob Raymold, Bulden, Newark; e hno"les'
george Islsnd; J. q. Calhoun, Creighton, Bal
tirnore Alabama, Hayne. Deafs Island; Mich
olas. Carey, do; J. F. Gfbbon, Matthews, Ac-
con- &C: Three Sisters Parker, Havre de Grace;
M Munson, Brewster, Bridgeport; Morning
Light. Ruark, HAVE de Grace; Statesman,
Malone, Saulsbury; Virginia, Lewis, Hooper's
Island: EXPIRES s, Simmons, do; b. G Tutman,
Wheeler, Port Opposite; Fair Play, Hale, Fort
Monroe; PHO. Foxwell. st. Mary's; NJ p. Ste
ven, Reed, Durby; J. Franklin, New York; j.
p Aueur, AldriGh, Providence; Berger. Moss,
do; White Pigeon, Beagley, st. Mary's; Joe
Hunter, McDonough, Chesapeake City; Eliza
beth, Merrill, Boston; Flora, Bush, Salisbury;
Sarah Ella. Waite, New Bedford; steamtng
Sarah e. Brown, Alexandria; brig Ralier, CAL
houD, Providence sloops Ann McCarty, Hat
ton, Piscataway; brig Rio Grande, Greenleaf,
sloop r. Vaux, Cumberland, Mattawoman;
Fo t Washington; barges Allegheny, Ragan,
Occoquan; General Worth, Quander, Acco.
tirk: LADY of the Lake, Harris, Green way:
Chance, Jones, Mattawoman.
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O r &c lALs
,,,,,.,.-, H;I;tarv D;,tr;ct of Washinoton,

Headouarters Military District Of Washington,
Washington, d. c., June Is, 1904.
General Orders, No. al. The streets and
environs Of the city Of Washington are in
neglected and filthy condition. To preserve
tire health Of military residents, and promote
the recovery OF those sick in hospitals, 1t is
ordered that each and every property % wner,
or his tenant in possession, in lieu Of him, shall
at once have so much of Any street, within the
corporate limits Of the city, as bounds his prop
erty or residence, and any alley or passageway
thereon or limiting it. and the grounds in his
possession or ownership, thoroughly Cleaned
and disinfected.
The work of cleansing the public grounds.
and the streets contiguous, will be commenced
at once, by the officer charged with the execu.
ton of this order. Upon its com pletion, should
the occupants or owners OF private property
have failed in compliance, the officer go detailed
will perform the work and assess the cost upon
the owners or tenants.
II. Captain Charles NJ. Merritt, A. Q. NJ, Is
hereby temporarily relieved from duty as
Judge Advocate at the Central Guardhouse,
and is charged with the execution Of the pro-
visions of these orders, He Will make the
necessary acquisitions FOR laborers and trans
portation without delay.
BY order of Col M N. Wisewell, Military
Governor. THRoDoaE MCGOWAN,
je 2s-1w Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR BLANKETS.

ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT,
W0shfNgios, u. c., June -, 1854.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Office
Until mt clock P NJ, on FRIDAY, July IS 1864, fpr
Worth street. New YORK. of SseA''' ''0'
FIFTY THOUSAND CAVALRY BLANKETS.
The Blankets must be of the following descrip-
hGss
wide and three INCHES from the edge, and the let
ssFs d bshss EseS must ne
inches long by 81 inches wide, and of the weight of
Us 81 lbs Se ows sfrf Ths9
must be single and not in pairs and be packed in
to It tie where
made, but must be delivered at the New York
for transportation or handling and none will be
accepted OF paid for except such the inspec
ton Of and are approved by the United States In
Deliveries must be made as follows, viz: one
mencing within one month from the date of the
the contractor to forfeiture Of the quantity due
at that time No bid will be considered that does
ular dealer in such goods
GUARANTY.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
proposition with guaranty 81 gned by two respon-
sible persons, that in his bid is accepted he
will at execute the contract for the same, with
good and Sufficient sureties, in sum equal to the
whole amount Of the contract, to deliver the ar.
.Sle coDf nS with the of
should fail to enter INTO the contract, they to
make good the difference between the offer OF SAID
bidder and the next responsible bidder, or the
person to whom the contract may be awarded. The
responsibility ofthe guarantors must be shown by
the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court, or Of the United States District
Attorney.
Bonds in a sum equal to one tenth of the amount
of the contract, signed by the contractor and both
Is S5Sr: E d G ons
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersi gnsd, residents Of, in the
and severally covenant With the United States and
guarantee, in case the foregoing bid Of
Be accepted, that he or they will at once execute
the contract for the same, with good and sufficient
sureties, in sum equal to one tenth the amount
conformity to thu terms of the advertisement,
dated June p, 1864. under which the bid was made;
and in case the said -- shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make
good the differ once between the offer of the said
-- and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be
Given under our hands and seals this day
of, I5. SEAL
Witness.
To this guaranty must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned.
Fac party obtaining . contract will be obliged
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for
the faithful execution of the same.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con-
tract and bond.
The Depar emit reserves the ri ght to reje"t an
or al! the bids, if deemed unsatisfactory . any
Proposals will be addressed to sBrigadier Cen
eral George d. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, 2: and will be endorsed Proposals
GEO. D. RAMSAY, Brisadier General,
lie eotd Chief of Ordnance.
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War Department, AdjHtant Generate ODsee,(
Washington, AareA II, 1854.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
to Major General HalIeck, Chief Of Stan, and
must specify the business for which the ofdcer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct to the Secretary Of War on this subject
will receive no attention.
By order Of the Secretary ct War:
Z. d TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjntant General
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PERSONA L.

nQCTOR JONES, No 40 T thirteenth street
DEest, between q and III, insur, 80 success Ia all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consulta, ion.i exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours a. NJ. to p. M 10 "a
h DR. j. H. THOMPSON =,
LAS Removed from No. ga north U IA OH II
street, one door west of 18th st. ,,or
once hours, 10 to IL a. M; to p. M ges2- =.
NO CURE, NO PAY Go to Dr. B. &JtnH EHS
IL GRAY and be cured. They ha We ElVet3
their particular attention to the treatn est ana
cure OF all forms of Disease, PARTICULAR taat o.
aprlvate character, for twenty years: Th. VII tpe
Oldest established Botanic Medical Office Id the
Dittrict, and have saved thousands from AIS
then, for those uhfortunates who have bro tght
disease upon themselves, to be cured before 4 10
too late thus preventing exposure Of themseh yes
OFF &c and residence 179 south street. Islan,t,
opposite Smithsonian. je 9-lm+
OUERY?-Whe has the largest assortment Of
VI pattern for stampingf Who is the only prac-
teal person that stampsf Who has the largest
number of hands at Embroidery Who has the
fnest stock of Embroideries, Braids, &c, aud who
the only person in the District that does Rluting
VPRINCE. 3s1 r sTREET,-a
yhsre ladies' select from Is 900 choice patterns
1or any Kind of work, and where they can get ANY
ladies' is proof that he knows his business. Ladies
vho do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
should be, 60 to the only person in the city
FLUTINSi fLUTINai FLuTINGi
The oaIy mdcAins in town now in operation.
Hluting done as good as in new York or elsew here
myeu 03s1 street. opposite Patent Once.
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Hed quarters Provost Marshal and Board Of }
EarolLruknt Of Qistrict Of EaL,lmhio.

Hed quarters Prouost Marshal and Board Of }
Enrolment Of District Of Celambio,
Washington, d. c., June 3, 1864.
The Board of Enrolment Of the District OF
Columbia will be in session at the office OF the
Provost Marshal District Of Colu mbia, corner
Of Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
daily (Sundays excepted) from II O'Clock a. m
to 9 clock p. M, for the purpose Of hearing
cases Of exemption from draft for the following
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non. residence;
Unsuitableness OF age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either in the army or navy.
Citizens are requested to furL ish information
as to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as it Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the embodiment List all persons liable
TO do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
J. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST regiment V. r. Corps,
and Provost Marshal OF the
may 26.n District of Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

A RESOLUTION in favor Of Joseph Lbbey.
Resolrsd BY ne 5oa1 ard o. aldermen Sna Boayd Of
That the Clerk pay to the order of Joseph Libbey
and seventy-fve cents, in full for his bill dated
April = 1854 for lumber furnished in the repair of
snss o IN M for his & d.ea
2e 1854 for lumber furnished IN the repair Of Mar
ket House bridge and Frederick street bridge.
Approved June II, 1854.
A RESOLUTION for the relief of James Carter.
RGolvtd BY the BoGd e 4nymen and Board Of
tS f9 o. dc nSSn gsmss g. tn
24th of March 1864, be, and the same is hereby re
Rsosts r. Tbas pistol taken from the
said Garter at the period of the imposition of the
Approved June IL, 1854.
RESOLUTION in favor of Thos. PROXY. sr.
Resolved by the Board Of Afdsrmen end Board Of
Ce'nmen Council Of re Corp0 Th O. Gso'sstown
the 4th day Of August 1888, be, and the same is
Approved June II, 1864.
Pgnd for the
Re,s1rsd by The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Ss sSm snS tSs .sns T.
hereby appropriated as an additional contingent
amount out Of the last APPROXIMATION for eontn:
gent fund to pay the due on the horse
scaYenger. lApproyed June is, 1854.
A RESOLUTION providing for the purchase of
School FurpitureI
af S s o. 20 Sea,a o.
That the sum OF twelve hundred dollars, or so
70 Ho1ss
the to the Bo sas Of
dams Of Gsor getewn schools on the presentation
4 REsohgTI9s IN fayorrfE NJ. Linthisum
Resotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Coln cil Of the Corporations Of Georgstotcn
E1sn the to s tt f.s
work from his property border ng the canal, and
Market street and across Water street to the wafer
lots owned by him on the south side Of Water
freight canal to the Potomac r GT ernf5
conformity With the plan Of SAID work submitted
not interfere with the rights of amy Individual,
a ths oss to
Corpor stion will assume no responsibility there
s s in sR JUNE shs 81
A RESOLUTION in favor Mrs. Jane Gaskins.
Geor ssac o ss forporeios 81 "" Geo,s sta
m Of sy @ Ss the bee
re7nitrsd, s Re paving the costs in the case.
' ~ Psa,s z ssrssR s asa s.,,s
C6,nnaes dor, sG Of ths CORPORATION a. Gsorsefocr,
sd If The Sba ftv 4
Snii for t.r s., for coal furnished by them to the
p Nav both inc t.aye AID also to the order Of
Vim r Dnvsii a tightly seven dollars and twenty
i've cents being fEil for the bill, dated March 10,
iss2 for 9sosirfS1H the iron pump on Washington
20 tos S III Becember Is i3 for eight iron
lamp posts and tina srae clerk charge the cost Of
the lamp posts, 80 Sefeht'-t"o ooHars III
amount, 10 the gas uhiu
Approved June o. E'a.
. Ryso1rT1og an r, Ration to TIE new Market
- LIf.se.
Reso.rsd By me Board Ct Aldermen and Board Of
COMMON CSSnrH Of The 'GoporatiSn q Gsorgetown,
risrk If The Carn"Iation FMS m sales of stock or
spprsrria 81 building I'll new
the market hon % Committee pro per voucher.
from time to tire the said fu :nds may be required
to meet the coSt Of building AID Inaf Aet Eouse
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Office of Provost Marshal and Board Of

Washington, D. c., June 81, 1864:
For convenience of Government employees
only the Board Of Enrolment Of the District
of Columbia will hear cases OF exemption on
the ground of non. residence, at their office,
corner OF Eighteenth and streets, from * to
10 o'clock, daily. j. q. PUTNAM,
Captain First Regiment V. R; G..
je22 and Provost Marshal ID. y.
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DRoPosALs FeR FORAGE.
CHIEP QuARfKRMAsfIR's OPYroI,
w lauIuQTnM nRpnH naa la6S

Sealed Proposals are nyited by the unde rs sned
s - VII. 1sesa o4 20 2s s: SID ~
bushels of oats and 10 tons Of hay or straw
' Bidders must state At which of the .bove-n.med
pon they G MAKE make.
ere ere The time when said deliveries shah BE- com.
The price must be written out in words on the
Corn to, be up in good stout sacks, Of about
to ss .ss bs
straw to be securely baled.
The s fs Or
stated in the proposals; ,a.. ~. ,,a. h.x.,,
,ed Mi sst '9s Spec sai9
Gs.e.nmsnt Inspector before 10 being aessgtsd
the r resp the NJ
the Goyernment may require and payment will be
The bidaer win be required to accompany his
m esss his ss is 1 Ss
they viii, within ten days thereafter, execute the
the
to h s
they to nass good the between
si6le bidds or the person to whom the contract
ps q Of DIST
Attorney, Collector Of Customs or am other ofcer
under the United States Gsysrnment or RESPONSE
All bidders win be duly notified Of the accept.
r. iali ana 4. ADDRESS Of each bidder
"a 5. sss'
Bonds. in sum equal to the amount of the com
tract, signed by the contractor and both Of his
der or bidders upon 81 snins the contract. ~ '
Blank forms Of bids, guar sntses, and bonds. may
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
s a sssrss e H
s. stsz: s..s b:sss BE-
the Of a Gatn SACKS busbs
bushels q Oats. in sacks. at per bushel Of
- tons Of Baled Hay. at - per ton of 1000
tons q Baled Straw, at - per ton of 1900
Delivery to commence on or before the day of
into st sass.
S ssfs s days
has been accepted. Your obedisnt servant,
Brigadier General D. H. RuokEs.
General Depot QusEtermaster.
Washington, D. o.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, In the
County of -, and State Of, hereby, Jointly
and severaly, covenant, with the United States.
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of
q es
ties, in sum equal to the amount Of the contract,
E. sI%s IT s B
under which the bid was made, and, in case the
aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the LITER.
ence between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, OF the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals this day Of
-, 1856. (6eal.l
hereby certify that, to the best Of m knowl.
good and suhicient IS sureties for the amount for
70 Be- esftised By tie United States District At.
torney, Collector Of Customs. OF any other ofacer
iibls person known to this o1sess; -
dec 9-a Brieadier General and Q. M.
DROP osALs FOR FUEL.
The undersigned win receive sealed proposals
until Wednesday, the 18th day Of July. 1854, for
Coal: egg size. The Coal must 30 clear Of dust
Sixty (sol cord Of the best Oak Wood; and
Twenty 2o( cords best quality of Pine.
'ss fsozs and
isEN MspEyfFT,
je 24.td Commissioner Washington Asylum
CHIRP QUARTERMAsTFRp oFTIOR,
Washiagton, d. c., January 4, 1854.
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
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HAPPINEgs Or MIsERYLTHAT rs TIKI
Of BEYBhs ini
MEDICINE,' have determ ined"resardisss ~ az.
Hsnse-to issue. free, for the benefit Of suffering
humanity; four Of their most instructive and in
tons; Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, IN.
6pigest,1n. WEAKNESS. Depression, or Ignorance Of
lectures have been the means Of enii shtsning and
saving tb9usands and will be forwarded freson the
Par.;san CSbts4 q A.dsemy asl Msdieiss, 663
Dro1oMay. NeM fofk ~. ,, $500. IN l3-ly
TRY DoNovANp BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.
s;s,. Frse, ~ Per bottle For sale b. all Drug
Ssn, 4-fes ie2S6t
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EIREwOl NKsi FIREWORKsii
TIE largest assortment il the city.
FLAGsi FLAGs!i
OF all kinds.
LAATERNsr LANTERNS ~
for inuminations, &C.
Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces,
Scroll Wheels, Fire Crackers,
Sky Rockets, Pulling Cracksrs
Pin Wheels, Torpedoes,
Trian.Iss Flotillas,
Vertical wheels, Chinese Bombs.
sa,on Wheels Fire Balloons
China Flvers Toy Cannona,
Flying Pigeons, cracker Pistols,
Sernents. Torpedo and Cracker Pts
Grass Hoppers tolls eomeined-a new
Flower. Pots, Alucie'
Blue Lights, Tr.Nsparent Lanterns,
Bensela Lights, Toy Nfums.
Mines,
COME EVERYBODY
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