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PARDONS.

The President now devotes a considerable
portion of his time to the preparation of his
forthcoming message to Congress. Couse-
quently he has granted no amnesty pardons
for several days past, and the applications are
beginning to accumulate on his table in large
numbers,
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PERsONAL.-Messrs. Grover and Hess have
purchased the copyright of the new play by
Craven, (author of The Chimney Corner,) now
having such a run at Wallack's, New York,
entitled 1.-The Needful," and will shortly bring
it out at Growers. ben. Perley Poore Reid.
Bartlett, Painter, and other lucky fellows, who
have been rusticating on farms and such like
pleasant places, have returned in an exceed
1ngly able-bodied condition for the winter cam
palgn journalistic. Robert w. Johnson,
formerly Senator from Arkansas, is in the city
.'''General Longstreet is also here. 1.-The
Round Table says that the Chicago Times, Tri-
bRre, and Republican spend three times as much
for special Geographic dispatches as any one of
the leading New York daIlieS. ..-."Dad" Cum
ningham, New York rough is dead.
Mrs. Grinder, the Pittsburg Brinviliers, has
been convicted of murder, and been assigned a
clergyman. ..'A man named Jameson, in
Cincinnati, wishing 10 curtail household ex-
penses, adopted novel mode to effect his object
knew Mrs. j. would see him. Results. dis
charged servant girl and SIP per month saved
IA London letter, speaking of Adah Isaacs
Menken, says: Though Miss Menken still
keeps her old name, she Is really Mrs Ira Da-
yenport. She and Ira made themselves per-
fectly ridiculous by their love-sick manner
toward each other IN public meetings of the
spiritualiSts. Hiram Fuller nee s.BeIle
Britain" and who has been featuring in Eng
land in behalf of JEFF. Davis, has started
European journal dated sLondon and Paris"
styled the Cosmopolitan. John Mitchell has
arrived in Richmond. He says he saw JEFF
Davis and &. T.. Clay before he left prison and
that they were in good health.
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HALL ROBBERY.-Last evening, some bold
passage thief entered the hall of Mrs. TayIor's
boarding house, on Sd street, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue, and gathered quite a fine assort-
ment of oyercoats, hats, &c, with which he
made off
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SUPERB SET OF MUSICAL INsTRUNENTs-
Messrs. MetZerott and Eisenbrandt, of Wash
ington and Baltimore, the well-known musi-
cal instrument dealers, contractors for furnish
ing instruments 10 the navy, have Just filled an
order by Admiral Porter for a superb set of
rotary valve Sax horns for the use of the band
at the Naval Academy at Annapolis. The cost
of the set is Sl,4O, and il is OF unrivaed excel
lence and finish.
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GENERAL LONGSTREET
The ex rebel General Longstreet is stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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THE CASE OF CAPTAIN PETIT.

The Judge Advocate of the Court Martial of
which General Green is President, is engaged
to-day IN arranging the papers in the case of
Captain Petit, keeper OF the military prison at
Alexandria, charged with the ill treatment of
prisoners entrusted to his care The case will
doubtless be taken up tomorrow.
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BENEFIT BALL.-Elsewhere will be seen the
announcement of a Grand Benefit Ball to come
off on Monday night at Metropolitan Hall, cor
ner 18th street and ID. The beneficiare is most
estimable gentleman, and 4 large circle of
friends have taken the entertainment in hand
determined to make il a success.
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SThe cornerstone of 4 new church for
celored people has just been laid in Troy n. Y
%Mr. Benjamin, ex- Confederate Secretary
OF State, intends to join the English bar.
- The Minnesotians are excited over re-
ported discoveries of gold in their State
S-Tne New York journalists are going to
organize into a club.
Many plum trees in the vicinity of Mead =
VILE, Pa, have put fol tn second crop of bios
SONS.
The Episcopal churches in Alabama still
continue closed, under the order of Gen.
Woods.
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MADAM AH0LIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
vi dunn, can be Consulted at her residence No
o. Montgomery street, Georgetown, ID. c., upon
the past, present and future events business lost
riage, sickness, remedy for, &c, from g. m to
D. m. no 1lws
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ENGLISH MAGAZINEs.-We have from Hud-
son Taylor copies of two English monthlies.
for which he is the agent here. 1.-THE
Sunday Magazine" edited by Thomas Guth-
RE, ID. D., and Good Words edited by
Norman Mcleod, d. ID. These magazines
have great popularity in Great Britain-the
former having monthly circulation of $1,000,
and the latter the enormous number of ICOODO.
and are likely to have a large sale in this coun-
try. They are illustrated by such artists as
Birket Foster. Plumptree, Gray, and Sulman
and the contributions are by flrst-class maya
zinists.
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PIANOs, ORGANS AID MUSICAL INsrKU
ZINE CLoTH HING.

ZINE CLOT THING.
r. HENKLEMAN,
I2S BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, MD,
Between Calvert and South street, South eide
la addition TO his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
hand and il making up q superior article of
READY MADE CLOTHING, Of Foreign and Do
nestle materials cut In the latest styles snd Of SUI
perior workmanship.
Gentlemen in want OF fine or medium quality
clothing will ind it greatly to their sdyautsee 10
examine his stock before purchasing
Boys Clothing Ready Made and Made to Order In
the most satisfactory manner
~ Terms Cash.
~ One Price Only
Having unsurpassed facif ties for huyfue goods
pure hasers may rely upon advantages seldom 81
Tered them in this market
Gall and famine Stock and Prices
~Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
sep6-3m
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The receipts from internal revenue yesteI
day amounted to g., 100, 6357I
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RESOLUTION to refund certain Expenditures OF
the Mayor.

RsSoICtd " no bodTd ~ AEdeTWtn aud BOND OF
Common Council Of ths Corporation Of Cs0rroIrH,
That the Clerk be- and he il hereby authori led and
directed TO pay to the order Of the Mayor the sum
of one hundred and forty six dollars aud twenty,
the being 10 full FOR pense. incurred by him
90 and fro and while at Annapolis during the month
of March 1858 in attending 10 the interests Of the
Corporation of Georgetown before the Legislature
Of Maryland in connection with the charter Of the
METROPOLITAN Railroad Company.
Approved October ., ls5.
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PEIsoNAL.-General Simon Cameron. Nor.
ton McMIchael, John J. Patterson, and G.. III
Boxer. are at Willards'.
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NTEw DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING ESTAB.
IN IISHMENT

Branch Of n adsms Dean, Of New York city. now
open at Madame y. Borde's French Millinery. No.
356 Pennsy lvsnis avenue between 9th and 7th sts.,
over MI James Davis Hat Store.
- Latest style Of patterns always on hand, and
for sale CHEAP oc 25lm'
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

A RESOLUTION for the repair Of the Lower Falls
Roa1.
RsSoIred by fke Board az Aldermen and Board or
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOrgetOcn,
That the sum OF FIVE hundred dollars, sr 30 much
thereof as may he necessary, IL hereby sppropri-
atet for the repair OF the Lower Falls Road and the
bridge At the Little Falls, TO lie paid by the Clerk
to Commissioner Of Streets when the proper vouch-
ers are presented. Approved Oct -, 1855.
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A EOyELTY-KId Gloves cOIored TO look as
"A good new. Alec, kid and buck a. "A.
Gloves, Ostrich Feather, Silks, Ribbons, illfnIh
&c, cleansed In the neatest manner. T'YNiII
Agents for " sshingtCn-At the Nationsll HWJ
etsam Laundry, 81 street, and Lake a
Co, $40 Pa avenue. under the Metropolitan II o.
Tel oc 80 I'm
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~ See first page for full and graphic details
OF the great demonstration of the workingmen
last night.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

British Troops for Canada.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a special to the Times
from Montreal to-day, says five regiments of
British troops are expected there soon, to pro-
tect the city from the Fenians.
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IA THUS. DoWLlNG, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES Gs SALE sAILEI7X " PROPERTY
day of uIy, 1886, and recorded in Liber W. B., No
snd Of 6f aRd the
a Se S.T Of SsG at ss on
Of 81 O'Clock in the after noon, the east half of Lot
numbered 2l3 in Beall's addition to Georgetown,
and running back the same width TO an alley, with
a two-story frame and brick building upon the
Also, the west half of said Lot 2i3 fronting upon
the said West street 30 feet, and running back the
Al the same time will be sold small lot of House
Terms One half cash: balance in three and 81,
menths, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
Cenveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur
no,t HENRY EB9s BARRON ARR Tru.tes,
ID BED LOUNGESl
lot of the above useful articles just received by
PLANT CO.,
$50 ST., bet. 9Th and 10th streets
B.-Everything in the HOUsEFURNIsHING
line kept constantly on hand. oc 30 St.
- STEAM ICE CREAM MANUFACT0RY,S
Having RENTED my store and saloon. and hsv-
ing Just returned from Europe. where 1 have
now prepared to receive my friends and customers,
TO attend to their orders. and to furnish parties
weddings, balls, fairs, &C., like before, in No.
s.My business is not for sale, having con-
os 30 Inn. JOSEPH ii. sHAFFIELD.
ny K. r. PA GK.
AUCTION NOTICE
Having resumed the AECTI0N BUSINESS, at
under odd Fellows Hall, shall devote special at
tenton to the sale of Houses, Lots, Farms and
Stock, Furniture Of persons declining hossekeep.
Trust, Orphans Court sales, Vessels and CsrGoes,
and all kinds of Merchandise, either on the prem
Cash advances made on all consigned goods.
oc1o1m 500 7th st. under oSd PelioWs'Han.
lint. Chron.l
f.. successor to b. =. Loudon 4 o., A.
c11izESSTt kkRSa Ra Ms4I 4Ez4fnoR, n
Met-opslifaa Hofel, Idts Brotra's, w
500 Pennsyivani. W Hyenue.
IEROMEs HAIR COLOR REsroRER FOR
y retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
sbSs Re the sd b an AZ
cents per bottle
DExFoRD's INDICATED GINGER BREAD
II NUTS, for worms ,unri aled in efficacy and pe-
culiarly adapted for children, being eaten as an
For sale by druggists. Price Is cents per box.
jan ls-eoly
From ths Lassst Mosxfaet.ri.s Chemist, - IL
ACQUAINTED S WITH MIR. H.r.HELn
BOLD; he occupied the drug store opposite my
residence, and was successful in conducting the
| fore him. have been favorably Impressed Win
Firm aroT#FEffEk I 1 S%S Es!HHTnAs.
Manufacturing Chemists.
9th and Brown sA., Philadelphia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The steamer Guiding
Star, from New Orleans, brings twenty three
OF the officers and crew of the wrecked steam
from Charleston, brings others from the same
wreck, Capt. Long and Capt. Hawthorne, wife
and two children.
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A RESOLUTION to pay certain claims.

RssoIrsd Jy he Board OF Ald,y1qsH and Board Of
Common Council 81 the Cooperation Of Gs0rEstolrH,
That the Clerk pay 10 the order Of Jane. r. Essex
ninety dollars for livery Of Corporation horse for
three months, from July LIST 10 September 81. 1858,
TO NJ. Q. Smith, fifteen dollars, FOR giving lines
and grades on Frederick street; toJohn I. Essex,
thirteen dollars and eighty cents, for services
dered at station house; 10 II b. Walker, one hun
dred and eight dollars, for FIRE plug boxes, and 90
W II. Snow & Co, fourteen dollars and Fifty cents,
for coal for station house. all per bills rendered.
Approyed October % 1873
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RED LOUNGESl
ID BED LOUNGEslI
lot of the above useful articles just received by
PLANT & CO.,
$50 ST., bet. 9Th and 10th streets
N. B.-Everything in the HOUSEFURNISHING
line kept constantly on hand. oc 30 St.
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HEREBY FORWARN ALL PERSONS FROM
l. erediting my wife, MARY CATHARINE
WELLS, as L will not pay any bills she may con
tract in my name from this date.
oC 3l-6ts NATHANIEL WELLS
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CLOTHS AND CASsIMERES.
" FOR GENT S AND BOYS WEAR
Just opened a fine stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
In black and fancy styles. Seine at extremely low
prices for cash.
RS-A And all goods warranted to prove as repre-
sented. j. w. COLLEY.
no l-5tif 523 It'll street. near Pa avenue
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A RFsoIr-rov 10 nav a certain claim


ReSotred By the Board 0f ild,rusn and Bodrf Of
Common C0Uncii Of the Corporation Of GsOrgsfoIrA,
That the Clerk pay 10 the order If Richard Bal
HDger twelve dollars and twenty i've cents in full
of his bill for repair Of certain pumps By order Of
the Mayor. [Appr Jyed October .. 1855
RESOLUTION in relation 20 a bill against the Poor
and Work House.
ReSOired By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common COUfct Of the Corporation Of Ge0rCs'Otra,
That the Clerk pay 10 the order Of J c Hieston a
Co, two hundred and twenty seven dollars amount
OF his account in full to September %, 1855
Approved October D. 1875
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ing Fund Committee.
ReSOlrtd By fhs Board 81 Aldermen and BoGrf Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GsOrge'Otrs,
That Henry ID: Cooke. ESQ. be. and Is hereby APP
pointed a member Of the sinking Fund Committee,
in the place Of the late JudsOn Mitchell, Esq. de-
ceased, and that the Mayor lie requested TO infCrm
Mr.. Cooke Of the said appointment.
Approved October 2s, ISIS
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A RESOLUTION for repairing the Upper FslIs


Road.
RsSOlrsd By fhs Board II Aldermen and POaTf ~
Common CONHcil Of the Corporation Of Gs0Tgs'Otra,
That the sum Of two hundred dollars IL hereby zp-
proprated and ordered 20 be paid 10 the order % the
Commissioner of Streets. for the repair of the Up
per Falls Road. when the proper vouchers are pro-
scented 20 the Clerk Of the Corporation.
Approved October Is. ISIS
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PERSONAL.

I HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
Il from credting any one in my aame as / will
pay no debts contracted.
no l-6ts C. BRUMIDI
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pyovrc.s Of the Attack on Mobile.

The Tones correspondent writing from
the headquarters of the 18th Army Corps
near Blakcly, on the oath ult, says party
of gucrrills made a dash on wagon train
stuck in tho mud below Fish River. and
capture ten mules, eight drivers and all tho
wagons aud stores brought in yesterday,
There has bcen much SkirmishinS but TO
regular battle az yet, Tnc bomOarlmcnt
ot the Spanish fort progresses iAvCrably.--
Torpedoes tll the approaches to tho Iort.
Our skirmishers are within 200 yaNl aud
our artillery within 800 yards. Wo havo
il encompasse,l on three sides, their ouly
escape being 10y water il their gunboat can
get MP.
ticncrol Granger AMI staff narrowly es'
capped being blown up by tOrpcdocs placed
in the rnads.
colruel OstcrhauS' brigade captured reb-
cl telegraph uilicc, and dispatches showing
that tho rebels are fully posted in our
movement forces and plans,
General steele captured two rebel sup
ply lrahs al Pollard,
Al last accounts our losses did not exceed
so killed aud aO0 or 800 wounded
Rebel steamers ply reSulsrly between
Mobile and Spanish Fort, carrying REIN
furccmcnts am guns,
Two Of our mcN were Injured by torpo'
does,
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Aocldcnt to secrctnry Seward.

On Wednesday afternoon, 9th inst, as
Secretary Soward's carriage was standing
in front Of his sons house, the latter, his
wife aud young lady friend got in. " lille
the driver was in tho act of closing the
door with his right hand, holding tho rcins
with his left, the horses started. The
driver hold ON, followed them aud cndeav
Orcd to close tie door. Mr. +. W. Seward,
seeing the danger, junpol from the car
riaSo with the hope of heading off the
horses and stopping them. They, howev-
er, got away from him aud from tho driver,
and when they reached the corner If YER
mont Avenue aud II street, Secretary Sc
ward jumped from tho carriage, falling up
on his arm, breaking it just below the
shoulder. and bruising his face. lie was
takchup in an inionsiblo condition by soy.
crd gentlemen, and carried to his resi-.
dcncc. Surgeon Abbott, of the United
States Army, and Vorridure called in and
set the broken limb, after which the Sec
retTy felt much easier, having by that time
fully recovered his reason. The lalics re
main"d lit the carriage until it arrived at
tho stable, where ararty of soldiers caught
tao horses. Tho driver was somewhat
bruised.
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inconsistent with Democratic principles;
and the aid aud sympathy afforded thom
by mon IN The North. viii ever rcmain a. a
blasting, withoring marx Of iufainy on such
agonts. An apology for such men ollrlrlcd
in tho manner and on such an occaion,
only makes that inGamy more dAmuing.
With tho cxprcsSiors Of sympa'hy with
rebels which have been uttered ou tho
streets, aud the glohtng oyur their autio.
ipatcd triumphs, there ia but little doubt
M to tho nlii iliation ~ this dwarfsh NORTH
crp bantling, Treason.
Quoting from Shakespeare, az the ospcak
OF did, IL may DO said ot IL
Behold, my lords,
Altllo' the print be little, The whole matter
And copy u tho father, eye, nose, lips,
Tho trick of his frown, his foreheadi nay tbs
valley,
Tie pretty dimplcs Of his chin aud cheek hia
smiles;
The very mould aud frame NJ hand, nail finger =
Aud thou arch hcnd Of Treason who has made IL
So like lis pattern. claim thou thine own,
Aud nc'cr disgrace the name Of Democrat with
inlamy.
m a.
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TO Lieut., nant Gunoral Grant.
HIw aud where the Rebel Chiefs Do-
mcsticatCd.

NEW YoRK April G.-Thc IPoTh has u
luitcr from Richmond Of thp 4h. 1t con
tlins no military news describing the dp-
pelrancr uf the city II says in the Custom
lIuuac, Davis, Benjamin, Mallory had their
court tll the cnl. Davis occupiud mod
cst SUIT Of rooms up two Hight Of stairs in
the wing Of the bu ! ling. They arc not yet
upcI, 10 the public. The general testimony
is all impurant. The archives Ul the rebels
were Grnt away several weeks ago either
to Lynchburs Or DInvillc, possibly tho LIT.
ter
Tho rebel Cabinet ministers Ecom 10 have
bcou sca,tcrcd IN the way OF living. Ben
janiu Secretary uf State, had u liuo house
at the upper end OF Main street, which es
capped the coulllgration. Mallory lived at
hotel, bat passed most Of his tine with Il
tiger who had u aspcnthd den uu Main street.
Trenholm of the Treasury Department, r..
Iiutud immcusrly rich in gold ave sted
with Frazer & Co., in England, had u liiIr
house on Grace street, AMI gave a brilliant
party only two months ago to South Car
Olina ccebrciy
jeff. Davis house, now tho abode Of Gcu.
Wcizcl, Stands at the foot of Clay street
Il is in good condition but with rather a
shabby look. Although it would DO thought
dec ~ gentloma 70 hol+c, 1t is not to be
compared with many houses in Richmond.
General lrcs resilrm % stands IA block or
two above Davis, aud is a molcSt, thruo
story, B ,ston-looking kind # house.
The ladies' of Lees family remain in the
city, and Of course will be well and courto.
ously treated.
The Main street from below Seventh
and the nrighholhond Of Church Hall, pre-,
sents ~ most l,mcutablc appearance. Car.
ry street, Regina street, and other business
streets between Main and JameI River, sui
fcrcd Scr rorcly, but tho best art of the
town was either lott untouched altogether
or has ,sc ped with little damage.
have seen four MasSauhuActtS officers, each
OF whom got first into the capital, aud
planted flags ON ito summit. The truth
believe to be that the flag first posted was
by negro sergeant belonging to Birncy 4
Division ot the Twenty five Corps.
The TijbWnGS special of the 4th says the
eastern portion Of the town exhibits on
every side marks Of the solid shot and sl, Ia
thrown by our guns during last summer
The chimncys have been raHrd on every
building, windows knocked ami splintcrcd
10 pieces, br,c't wallis crumhlel aud torn
porchcs carried away. Every house is de
scrtcd in Bowling Brake street. which runs
nearly cast AID west, but in the centre an1
other portions of the city but little damage
seems to have been done by our lire.
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,.SION sr1II CoNyr.N'rIvN

Tho State tcniral Committee havo fixed
tho ratio OF representation il tho next State
Convention Ht cue delegate for Zach fos,
kpn,ired ootes, aud 10 give each re ,hucnt IN
tho field opc ,lglogAto, each battalion ono
delegate, and oaoh independent battery
po-balf vote. Any regiment IN the fel
having seven hundred and fifty men Ia
havo two delegates. The basis iB the vote
cast last fall Ior Mr.. Lincoln,
Tho Convention il tp bo hell at Cvum.
bus, on The Plat oi June. Tho campaign
will not be opened I'll the htlcr part oI
July or the frat Of August, but meanwhile
county conventions may be hold aud county
nominations generally made,
The State oliioors to bc chosen next fall
are Governor, I.icutcaont Governor, Treas.
urcr, Judge of Snprcma Court, Member of
tho Board of Public Works, aud Cl,rk Of
Supreme Court --ScuAtors arl Representa-,
tivosaro also 10 bo cdDsen. lea
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III A X I'D w A TX r.!
AT THE OLD STORE OF "a.
o. "A. OstWicks

THE undersigned having purchased the stock
i of Hardware, Iron, Stoves, &C., Of o. A. Bost-
wick, in Peuysburg, Ohio, would call the stten-
ton Of the old patrons of the establishment, and
| all new ones who may favor us with their patron
age, to the fact that the great excitement in the
Gold market has caused Iron, Nails, Glass, and q
great many other articles, 20 "tunble" with il.
We wish to present ourselves to the buyers in
Wood and adjoining counties, with n,w stock OF
Goods, bought since the fall in gold, comprising
nearly every article in the Hardware line, which
we offer at greatly reduced pricc1.
Our facilities for the purchase Of Iron, Nails,
Glass, &C., enable us To offer them to our customs
ers, at a small advance over Pittsburg prices,
freight added.
A big revolution is to be made in the Hardware
trade in Perrysburg. We intend to add to oar
stock full assortment Of all goods needed ny farm
ers, mechanics, laborers, anil in fact ev.rybody-
thereby having a stock Of gnods where every b-dy
cn get what cverybo wants-a good article, and
fifty per cent cheaper than any other place, when
they bought goods ut " old gold prices"
We hava large lot Of Stoves and Hollow Waro
on hand, and on the way from Albany, which We
offer at reduced prices.
The Timing business, in all its branches, will
be carried ON in con nncction with the Hardware
Store
We solicit the patronage OF every one who wants
good and chcop goods.
PECK, HAMILTON & co.
Perrysburg, March 20, 1865. Ey