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Nautical futelliDentt.
PORT or .NEH'P DRT.
ENTERED


Schooner Boston, Baxter, Boston.
Rrig Union, Clinton, New Orleans.
Brig Pomona Newton, Philadelphia
S'oop Il. ID Jsnes. Peckham, New York.
Schooner Coluinbus, Gardner ST Thomas
via. Boston.
CLEARED,
Schooner Boston. Baxter, Providence
Sloop b ID. Jones, Peckham, do
Sloop Albany, Vars, Ny.
.4R2lT2LS.
THUR DAY July I7--arr BRIG Union. Gin
ton y days from New Orleans Left there
June 26th, Briggs benjamin Ruggles of thi.
port, waiting freight; Pocahoatas, Brown. o.
Providence, ditto; Sch'r Jane Cornell, of thls
port, for Charleston IN 3 days - july Sth. lat
%, long 20, spoke Ship William, Brown. J."
days from New Orleans for Liverpool. all well
Brig Ann Gadsdeu, Barker, IL days lr Ho
vana
Sloop Henry RAY, fr N,ntucket.
Sloop Albany, Vars, fr NYork
FRIpAY-arr brig Pomona, Newton, days
fr. Philadelphia.
SIoop independence, Goodale,f ,fr. Southamp.
ton.
Sloop Huntress, Smith, ff. Prov for Ny.
Sloop New York, Allen, f. NY.
SATusDAY-afr. sch. Agawan, Hudson, f.
Wareham.
Sch Commerce, Vail, fr. Norfolk.
Sloop B. ID. Jones, Pnckham. tr n York.
SuNDAY-arr sch llsk ~, Shove, fr A.
exandria. for Boston.
NoSDAY-arr. sch. Beiscy, Nickcrson, Fl
Saco.
Soop Harmony, Wood, fr. Provid for Bal.
timorc
Soops Nimrod, Fish; Hudson, Eldridre
ir. Norfolk
TUEspAs-arr. sch Lafayette Lindsey, rr
Thomaston.
Sch, jnlia Ann, Crowell fr. Portland fo.
New York.
Sch. Eagle, Wing, fr Rochester. for NY
Sch EUza ii,lt. Nickcrson fr Scdrwick
Sch Clement, Lane, fr Vnalhaven, for y
York.
Sch Chance, Post fr De k'ry, COR n Caro-
lima
sen Joseph, Basset., fr HALIFAX, for Ph.la
dolphin.
Sloop Eliza, Baker fr Saclt1ibor.
.NE.UDR.4.FD.1.
Brig Criterion, Taylor, arr At BOSTON. ofs'
from Havana June ., aud Kew West, Sd inst
A schr was seen the ~ inst Off the rortu
yas, supposed to be the Jane, of this port, for
Charleston.
Ship George Chanpln. Hudson, of this
q" rt, was at Ml;anzds 5th inst. loading for
.rcmen.
Brig Invinchc, Dayton. OF this port. was
spoken off the Fortugls ith inst % days fin
Ibasco. bound TO Boston
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MarricO.

In this town, on Sundly evening last, 10y
the Rev Mr. Choulos, inr. William Spooner
to miss Bctsey Sou,hwick, daughter of nlr
George Souihvick.
In New. Bedford, 10th inst bv the Rev. mr.
Sanborn, mr.. Joseph w, Webb, formerly Of
this town. 10 miss Sarah Munro, daughter OF
capt Henry Munro, of Bristol, Il. |.
In Salem. mr.. Thomas z Pingrec, to miss
Abigail Garland, daughter Of capt. Nathaniel
Garland, of Danvers.
Din.
In this town. on the llth inst mr.. William
Oman. aged 81 years.
On Friday last, an infant son Of mr.. James
Simmons.
On Saturday last, mrs Sarah Munro, wife
of mr. Josiah Munro, aged 50 years
On Sunday last, mr.. Luther Hale, aged -
years.
On Tuesday afternoon last, nr John w
Murphy, aged % years.
At Little-Compton, 18th inst Lydia Cal.
vert infant daughter of mr. Galen Taylor OF
this town, aged Ii months.
In Providence, on Saturday last, very sud.
denly, mrs. Hannah Snow, wife of mr.. Dan
lel Snow, aged 63
In Pawtucket. 10Th inst. mr Gilbert Tis.
dale, aged % years.
In Charleston, ;. c lst inst. Of the infiam-
mNtory rheumatism, with which she had been
afflicted for about four years, mrs Mary-Ann
Greene, widow of the late mr.. Christopher
r. Greene, formerly of Rhode Island
On board the brig Pomona, capt Newton.
of this port, on their passage from Havana
for Philadelphia, Russel 7, Brand, Of West,
erly. r !. aged about ~, and Barney Vanlew,
OF Long Island, aged about ~ years.
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NEW Grocery.
TyEyLYAM COTT.

respectfully iVocms has Friends and The
Pubhc,
sfIiAT he has opened the Store at the
. head of Gardner's Wharf next soutl,
Of the Newport Brewery, and formerly oc
cupled by Capt Alexander Swasey. where
be intends keeping an Assortment oi
GROCERIES LIQUORS. WINES. SC
oI the first quality, winch will be sold al
reasonable a. can be purchased elsewhere
Families cen be- constantly supplied will
GOOD BUTTER-CHEESE LARD
MEAl--und every other article usually
found IN Grocery Store.
AZ the bar The best Of Liquors will be
provided. ALSO Double A'e from "
Pump. Bottled Portcr--Soda Water
! Newark and Greenwich Cider, draUghi
Porter, Spruce Beer. Gtrger Pop, &c.
Newport, July ~, 1873
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Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
July ~ ISIS.
LEFT

4 T the Store of the subscriber, a red
I N morocco pocket book. containing two
notes ofhand. and small sum OF money.
The owner may have 1t again by proving
property and paying for this advertisement.
July u. q. w. SDANHOPE.
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CdtskW Yolm,7ins Altitude Of the
Nnpniain House, at tie Pine Orchard. n
boye ,hc surfice Of the Hudson River, a,
CatsS,H Village. 22il feet.
Do. &c the stna above the site Law
rerce's Tavern, miles from Caitskill, Is
81 feet.
ID, Of the same above the Tsrnpike
Gs,o At the foot OF tho Mrnr'ain, 1874 feet
Do. Of Ihc ..nc aboyc Gtees's RT.dse
pa 7iss~
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PoTTERsVEGETAsLG CATnlLICON

NHE proprietor ofthis invaluable medicine
y feels authorized by lis increasing rcpu.
ta,ion, 10 recommend il as superior 10 all 9th.
or popular remedies, for the cure % KING :
EVIL or Scrofula- NECROSIS or diseased
bones SYPHILIS IN every stage--MER-
CuRlAL disease: RHEUMATISM; LIVER
complaints, aud lLCtRS of every descrip.
ton.
The Catholicon has also been used with
great success IN every variety of tutanoous
disease, blotches on the face, pimplos and tet.
ter in partIcular White Swcliugs, Goui
Japndicc and Bilious diseases generally. Dys
pcpsa or lndi !cstion. complaints of the Sia.
mach. and general debility, Ii is certain
purifier of the blood and humours, and has
been found an otlicacious remedy IN purifying
the blood of children after vaccination, and
should be- invariably used as general aliora.
tive both for children and adults, being agree.
able la the most delicious palate, and = grato-
tul cordial to the stomach. This is the iirS
discovery of a medicine taken into the sto
mach, that has had the long deslrcd effect Of
curing the most obstinate and distressing cy.
ternal diseases The use of nutritious food,
and the ordinary avocations ot business. are
not interrupted by the Caiholiconi and It's
properties having the power of restoring both
flesh and bone, and of renovating and invigo.
rating every part of the system during the
process DISCRIMINATING disease, is without u
parallel
Numerous certificates have been forwarded
to the proprietor in proof of its wonderful cf.
iects, but from It's established reputation We
deem !, unnecessary TO insert them. Trying
IS the nakod truth. SoLp W
A. i. MOORE,
Markct-squaro, Newport, X |
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N oCpnt of ProbGip isiH ~ Chori'sioun,
In he COUNTY of Washington, on The 7th
Juiy, "a ID. io!s
4 n ins,ruulcnt was presented 10 said
~ Cour, for probate, purportiDg TO be
the last VIII end Testament Of
BENJ4NLV BURDICK,
late Of said Charlesiown. deceased: THO
consideration thereof j. referred to Court
of Probate to be holden at the dwelling.
house Of Nicholas Clarke in said Town, on
he frs, Monday in September next. al 2
o'clock. p. ". where oil persons concerned
in the estate of said decerscd mny appear
II they see fi,) md be heard IN tho premi-
,es. by order:
SAMUEL STANTON, PrOS' CNv
July IL.
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NrwfoRr, sc--Cieri's Office, Supreme Ju-
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Wanted,

1 smart young lad about ID years old
~ who writes good hand, and car
bring good recommendations, to attend IN
store. One from tue country would be p'e'
ferrad. July 10.
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NFwfoRr, Sc Clerks Office, Supreme Ja-
diciol Court, June &, 1875.
WHEREAS Gideon Church of Iittlc-
w Compton, in the county Of Newport.
has this day flied in said office his certain Or,
tition praying for the reasons stated therein,
that the bonds ot marriage snhslsllng between
him and his wife llannahC Church might be dis
solved The said Hannah ,sthcreiore hc'cby
notified To appear before our Supreme Judic-
ial Court, Ia bc holden al Newport, on tho
fourth Monday of August next, aud shrw
cause, ifany she hath why the prayer OF said
petition ough, not to be granted.
HOLMES WEAVER, Cisrk.
June IL.
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EYECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

vs,IIE snhscriber hereby gives notice,
4 that she has taken upon herself the
trust Of Executrix on the estate OF her late
husband ISAAC PITMAN,
late of Newpon, painter, dec. BY giving
bonds n. the Law dirccts-She th' rcforo
requests all persons who are indebted to
said estate TO make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands to ex.
hibit the same for settlement, TO
LYDIA PITMAN, Er'frr.
Newport, July 7, 1929.
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.:v,rn.s"%2 S.C~ES
WANTED.

THE subscriber viii receive Proposals un
i Ill the 10Th of August next, for the dc
livery at Fort Adams, Newport Harbour, of
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A = apprentice wanted at the Office o
"A the x |. Repub IN Intelligent
lad, from liio IGyears ofsge'
jugs lx,
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(heGp Vines.

TylLTON HALL has just received 3
A'0 quarter casks Rousslllou wine, and
cssks Lisbon. of superior quality, which
he offers very low tor cash or short credit.
Newport, July u.
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Jolly II, 1893.

Co-pmtnerShip Dissotced.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the CO.
= partnership heretofore exlrtlug be-
Sccn the subscribers under The FlIm ot
AL.yY 6; N8.VCHESIER,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Al persons having demands against said
Firm are requested to present them Tor
settlement, md all indebted TO SAID firm
ore called upnn TO make payment 10 either
Of the subscribers
GEORGE hLMY,
JAMES MANCHESTER.
Tiyef,on, June u, ls!o.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-17
BEAUTY IN TEARS.

stTo oensive drops the radlent eye begule,
''Fop beauty tears are loyelier than her smile.
Campbell.
o sing not to me, of the sweet smile of beauty.
Or the beams that bright eyes can emit fro m
their spheres;
Their brightness is heeting, as the day beam
retreatipg
And thrills not the bosom, hke--beauty in
tears.
when the morning and noon of life's day are
ershaded.
And the twilight, has come in the shadow Of
years;
No smile can re.kindIe the joys that have faded,
Bur the cold bosom melts before beauty IN
tears.
As the mild dews OF evening revive the fair
howeret
That withers and drops when the noon.beam
appears,
90 the bosom of sadness will brighten with
gladness
When sympathy softens, sweet-beauty in
tears.
The souls brightest ius,re. the magic of fsei-
The spell that enraptures-the charm that
endears-
The radiance of heaven. mild mercy reveal
ing
The hope OF the supplant s-beauty intesrs
" Z Mirror.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-17

BEAUTY IN SMILES.

O weep not sweet maid, though the bright tear
1T beauty
To kindred emotions each feeling beguiles;
Theaoftness Of sorrow no magic can borrow,
To vie with the spIendour of-beauty in
smiles,
Man roves through creation wandering stsan-
ger.
A dupe 90 it's foIIies--s slave TO ils tolls:
But bright DER the pillows Of doubt and OF
danger,
The rainbow Of promise is--besusy in smiles.
As the rays oftbe sun. Ger the bosom ofna,ure,
Renew every fow'r which the tempest des.
polls
So joys faded blossom, in mans aching bosom,
REEVES in the sunshine OF beauty-in smiles.
The crown of the hero--the star of the rover
The hope that inspires and the hope that
beguiles;
The song Of the poet--the dream pfihe lover
The infidel's heaven, is--beauty IN SMILES.
Dublin paper.
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Krntu1entaI OrnfrH.

The Commandan,s ct Battalions will furnish
the Adiu,ans. With roll of their Batsallons, CON-
tanning The names osthe Commissioned ofhcers'
Non.C Commissioned Officers and MUSICIANS 10
gether with return Of all public pEooersy' aP'
pl,cable to Military purposes
Captain Jacob Myers is appointed hnJutah,
to the 67,h Regiment-He wall be opeyed aho
respected accordingly.
The above Battalion returns Will DE 'urhish'
ed the Adjutant on the first Gay OF the ..a,n'ns
WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
March IS.
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The elegant fua.6iooded Horse.

The elegant fna.6iooded Horse.
GRACIOUS.
n A thorough bred horse of the Old
fvEawS Imported Diomede, and sire II
SV Rob Roy. will stand the ensuing
~X24aLx. season at the farm OF William b.
"-sT = King, one and half miles from
Martinsburg, near Josiah flsgg's mill, Berke.
ley county, Va. at Ten Dollars the season, and
Twenty Dollars to ensure mare m foal; The
money for insurance to be pad as soon as the
mare is known to be with foal--parting with,
removing. or not continuing the mare regularly
to the horse, forfeits the insurance. The sea.
son viii commence the 6rst oil April, and end
the irst day of August.
dgree.--Cornelia, grand dam OF Mark 40,
,ony, and dam of Grscchus. was by Chsnticlees
(the bes, son of Old Wildair. and best horse
of his day,) hsr dam by Old Celer, {best son d
Old James,) grand dam by Mark Antony, tbess
| son Of Old Partner, who himself was the bek
son OF Mort0n's Traveller, out Of Selma, BY ne
Godolphin Araoian.) great grand dam BY JoiT
Roger. out Of Silver Eye, which horse wa
| imported, and the property Of Sam. Du Val, esq,
CERTYFIC.4TFS,
| hereby certify, that have known GfaS'
chus, belonging to John Randolph, ESQ. tor So
versl years. have had knowledge OF a num-
Der Of his colts, and they are ell fine. generaY
large. sold two of them few weeks since
fo- $500 cash; they were not three years olo
until some time in April or May next. ] hass
one at this time, the same age OF the two so'c:
full bred. and fall sixteen hands high and wen
made, and consider him equal to any colt OF as
| age in the Valley. and would as soon orsea
from Gracious IS any horse have seenin sTs
GINA Given under my hand. this 18th day %
Feb. 1923. BUSHROD IAfLOH.
| Ba,tletown. Feb. ~, 1873.
We hereby certify thar we have knowp 'onn
Rsndolph's horse Gracious, for several years.
aid have no hesitation in saying we think nim
the surest and best iosl getter that has ever
come under our notice. There are many eI
bis colts in this nsighborhood rising three yesS
old that are sixteen hands high, and promise
tsir for either the turf. saddle or harness, ANA
4 will sellfor from 500 to $500. Given undss
our hands. JOHN b. IAsLO",
/ r.. DAUGHERTf.
/ have q very fine Gracious Fiiiey rising
| three years old The spring that she was TIVE,
| wss offered one hundred and forty doiias5
cash Gracious is a sure foal ge,ter, ana =.
his colts Of this neighborhood, With but NN
exceptions, lock fine am satisfied they wa
make first rate road horses.
/ GEORGE S. LANE.
Battletowa.
TO William King, esq
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{ TEYTY DOLLARs REWARD,

C,TOLEN from out of the house OF III
- subscriber, residing on the road leading
from Martiusburg to WllamsPort. hah a
mile from Hoke's Run, on Monday night the
Oath ult. super6ne Blue Cloth COAT, wi'h
Gilt Buttons on il; in the Coa,.pocket was q
Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, containing
from 40 TO so dollars in cash. and number oil
papers, in one of the pockets there was a'sa
a Bandanno Handkerchief. The above reward
of Twenty Dollars will be paid for finding and
returning said Coat, pocket-book ana contents
together with The thief.
JOHN C. SMALL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-17

THE PET AND THE coal HEAVIER.
On Wednesday last, as Dick Curtis
and Young DuGcn Sam were walking
down Blackfrlars Road, their attention
was attracted by gentleman con
planning of having been struck by the
long whip OF coal HEAVIER, who was
fourishing it about in the usual careless
manner "Reminiscences only pro
duced impertinence; bot, almost at the
same moment Young Ouch Sam hav.
ing received similar accidental touch,
be exclaimed in turn against the con-
duct of the Black Diamond merchant.
He, too, had his share Of abuse, when
the Pet stepped forward, and signi
6canily said, of you don't mind " hat
you are about, you may get well thrash.
ed" 'Wili you do 1T" said Coaiy
perhaps l might" answered the
Pct-whose buckish costume and
small figure gave but little promise OF
very troublesome customer, and es
pecislly as Coaty weighed nearly
twelve stone, while the Pet, every
body knows, does not weigh above
nine stone. "We'll soon see that, y
said Coaly, and of went his logs, in
a twinkling. Nothing 10th, Dick
dufed his coat and castor with equal
quickness; and out they went into the
road, Dick seconded Young Dutch
Sam and Coaly by his brother whip.
rx;u FIGHT
Round l. The position of both men
was admirable at standing to their
points; Coaly, from the well poised
form of his ma,Uleys, Showed that he
was no novice Little time was LOST
in dehberation, when Dick let fly with
his right on CoaIy's larboard egle;
but Coaly was down. and countered
in fine style, giving Dick nasty one
above the lei. blinker. Dick made
another lounge, but was again COON
tered heavily. Dick now tried his left
papped 10 q muzzler, and Coaiy wen
down.
@ Both came up in due time, wher
Dick, after little manGuvering, de-
livered another tremendous crack OF
Coaly's eye; bot was again encounter
ed in the mouth, his moo being fear
fully shook Good hitting followed
right and left, neither fiinching till u
last, in making a righ. hadier, Dics
fell from the force of bis own blow
The coal beavers were now in estac
les, and Dick found he bad his worl
TO do.
8 Dick nanGuvered to get Oh. o
the way of Couly's heavy re,prns
bu. CoGly was with him, and was a
ways prepared to hit with him, an
counter b. were again gwen, the lei
eye of Cooly beginning TO swell Die
Te.reated, but being stopped by ava
gon, which was drawn up, was fol
ced to fight! he delivered heavily b'
IN return caught smack with the lie
which knocked his canister against th
wheel, and completely dersnged hi
Judgment seat. He, however, Y
away, went TO work with spirit, an
Coaly was hit down.
q Dick new saw his game was
difficult one, and he called tor MOI
elbow room, aud nobbed the blac
un several times IN succession. ~
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CoNsUMPTtoNS, COUGHS, &c.


DUTLEK's VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE.
ID CIPlC, for the cure OF colds, consunp
ton, splitting Of blood. asthmas, and all dlsor
ders of the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
indian Specific has stood the test Of experience
and proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of Asthma, and
all diseases Of the breast aud lungs. leading to
consumption The following certificate just
received from highly respectable gentleman
viii show its value:--
I, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
tor upwards Of year I was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast, accompanied with
very bad cough and shor OF breath and e.
| very indication in the opinion OF a Physioan)
OF approaching consumption. Amer passing
| through course of medicine, and finding no
relief, | was Induced 10 make trial OF butier's
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use OF one
| and q half bottle, completely restored me o
health, and I have remained so ever sisce, be
| ing upwards Of year.
| The cell bra,ed DIR. Cullen has taught us thai
| ~our first attention should be employed II
watching the approach OF the disease and pre-
venting its proceeding to an incursble state
| and in persons of . consumptive habits, espe
caly those horn of consump,ive parents, Nh
| ST. htest symptoms Of m approaching cone
sumption at the consump,ive period OF life
ought carefully 10 be attended to
| The specific 10 obtained by extraction From
| herbs, roots, flowers, plants. &c. when IN per
lection. In consequence Of happy eornbins
ton OF the most valuable herbs, Hc- becomes
| q balsam Of superior value. II heals the inJur
ed parts, opens the pores ard eomposes tbs
disturbed nerves. amer the manner OF an ammo
dyre; consequently the obstruction OF th'
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need It's use Il promotes e1pec
toration, which 10 so constantly called tor; ane
whilst il clesnses and heals il also gives strength
to the tender lungs. In this manner il removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, give
strength 20 the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific ma
always be given in ssisty--it IS mild, piesssn
20 the taste, and found particularly useful . by
pochondriosl. nervous and hysieriesl diseases
Each bill of directions eontsns detailed &C
count Of this disease in all It's different stages
snd will be accompanied With the signature Q
the Proprietor in red ink its offered for sail
lby JAMES IhoMsoS'
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
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TByHE subscriber has for sale, at hi,
"A Farm on Opeckon Creek. on the roat
leading from MaF,insburg to Lee Town, five
mics from the former place, about 300 bush
els Of CORN; upwards Of hundred bushels
of RYE; qdantiiy ofvery good POTATOES
six tons Of excellent Timothy and Clover hay,
also quantity Of Walnut Plank, Seanfiing for
Bedsteads, Sc. all of which will be sold OH &C
comamodadng terms.
Anril ). JOHN BURNS.
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N FE.MlLR SCHOOL.

TEvHE subscriber respectfully informs
81 the patrons Of Female School. that he
has this day opened one at the corner OF Queen
and John streets, wherein viii be taught
the various branches OF English and polite
literature Hours of commencement, 5ocloek
in the forenoon, and o'clock in the afternoon.
GEORGE KING. of Geo.
Martinsburg, April 3.
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April ;
1srtgaOe OrOcra.

T'HE training Of the Officers OF the 9th
i Regiment will commense At Msrunsourg'
onW ednesday the 18th OF May next, ana con
rue for three days--r The Regimensai muster IS
pointed on the l7th May, at the same pace
'pThe Brigade Inspector OF the 10th brigade
"a all other officers required BY law, wan AZ
nd at the training and Regimenta' 'nus'ers'
'e ord ing to the above appointment.
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DDnNM9


LOTTERY s. EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia, Market street, Baltimore.
Where more Capital prizes have been sold
than a, any other Office in The United States.
'.'ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
Prizes, will meet the same prompt attention
as if on personal application. Address to
J. I. COHEN Jr. s. BROTHERS.
ADril z
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10000 Dollars
SCHE NJ f.:

1896 prizes amounting to $3.50 900
81 More Prizes than Bianks.
This Scheme will be drawn on the ODD AND
EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder of two
tickets must sSfain at least one prlze, and may
draw L tR1sE-
Hhoie Tckefs,. $500 Qucr'srs 81 IS
Hntvss $50 Etgh, o.
TO be had in the greatest variety OF Nos. vi
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WOOL.

guyHE subscriber wishing to purchase guam
l. ti,y of CO.uhfON WOOL, van gNe
liberal price for it, If delivered shor'iy 4" H''
Factory, North end of Martinso1rg. AMT
Feb Ia -.f. &. o. CONnhDi'