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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

CHARLES ELLIS 4 SONS have received per ships Rich
nond Robert Norris Rhode Island and Sea- from vepocl
and late arrivals the North their Fall supply o foreign an'
domestic Dry Goods consisting in part Of
Rose whitney dutii and nackinaw Blankets
.Wilson's'' gray and white napt Cultons
White, gray and blue Plain
Falmouth and Glasgow Jeans
Mixed blue and printed Slttinets
Pain aud twed Flannes
"Rogers' pat. do
English and German MeTinos
Mouseiin de Lame
London and domestic Prints
New style fancy Cassimeres
Sup. beaver and pilot Cloths
Lion Skin and Flushing
AsplIalte Cloth and Mocskn
Mcrno, brocha blanket and mouselin dc laine Shaws
Plain and figured Nelv Is
Fancy Nestines
Figured CravatS
Matteon Lustring, &C.
.S-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

A TEACHER WAETED--To single man, who comes Wei
recommended Classical scholar liberal ages vii! he
.'cn iitcrs addressed - Evans Tanner, Tanners Store
Mcrkenhnrg couaty, Va, will meet with prompt attention.
Tanners store Va, August .tith. lS4O, Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

TTNIVERSTTY OF PENNSYLVANIA, .Ncdical Department..
u The Course will Monday, the ID OF
November and continued under the following arrangements
and Theory Of Medicine NArHAaEL CH4rMAs, NJ d.
Chemistry, ROBERT HARE, VI. ~
surgery WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. D.
Annomv WILLIAM Z. HoRnER, NJ. D.
Institutes of Medicine, SAMUEL JACKSON NJ u
AIaiera Medica and Pharmacy, GEORGE b. WOOD, NJ d.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases OF Wo-
and Children, HuGE L. HODGE, NJ. ID.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery delivered reg
larry Philadelphia Hospital Bockey and nj the Pcnnsy
vana Hospa from the beginning to the end Of the session
w. E. HORNER,
Dean Of TIE Medical Faculty, 263 Chestnut Philadelphia
July al 2i-tlON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Drawing os the Va. Petersburg Lottery No O. drawn 2:
10 81 Sc G6 9 50 AZ 81 81 %
Half Ticket Nos 4G Sc prize Of $1,000 sold and cashed by
STRaTTON
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FANTYEEY RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

NULL certainly he sold the highest bidder, AT me court
oG door Of New Kent Thursday, The SIN OF oc'opef
sl brn. Court dav.) that valuable Ira OF Land KNOWN s
Of CheSnu: Grove, three miles below New hen
~ stage road leading from said Courthouse 20 MIL
F1l, to lying directly Pamunkey river containing 2oo
~ more less. with elegant two story mousse anu w"
ft> buildings, thirds Of which land Is Slaus ~
d which worth dollars per cord ut the pube hus
and Premises The plantation in elegant ,epar 'ne h
h which j. low grounds Some five hundred or one 'ou
sad dollars wi, be required in casia credit of twelve months
~ the ba lance The owner may DE iouha On ue
''sHses any time between this and the day Of sale ,,
Senoa I4I-otI WIN. ROfSTEk, JR.
IE>r >ALE-By virtue of deed of trust, from aenlan
Htrk, and Thomas T. Backford and wie, 10 the uhnei
ad dated day of September, lsi9 ana feGnraeu ~
W. Offices Of of Shenandoah anu rase w
e Thursday the eighth day of October neSt ON ne pie
~ "i highest bidder nj public auction, for cash. tie lahus anu
a pt conveyed by the said deed ano lnste p ue
med a. al he lands attached 20 and including Iaohs
NJ " n" county Of Shcnand ah; (part of some Of tne
faae county, formerly SYSTEMATICALLY containing
an>Int, hundred and fy four acres, ana coiposs
iflct particularly stated in said deed Also n m
s IMPLEMENTS apparatus, and all and everything a'acheu
~ a'Uncn. 10 the said Furnace.
an H"sry will be sold altogether, in PARCELS as may oe
NH mast advisable the dY of sale, and snch u'e on
% conveyed purchasers is vested in the Trustees though
'f believed 10 be unqncstionablc.
WIN. ]. ROBERTS, Trustees.
HUGH VI. PATTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

THE PRIVATE ACADEMY Of Mr. VI. j. Smead, daGonaIiy
opposite the Catholic Church. viii he opened for the
If pupils the rs day of October next. TennsSiO and
SIS per annum a!men; quarterly, in advance, would be pre-
irrred.
Sent 39-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

SOUTHERN EoAEDiNG SCHOOL FoR Young LADIES,
Nv Sin. s>p MEs. PrRsroo, Richmond rirri"iH
rI,HS Seminary Sockoe Ill., three squares from
Capitol IN healthy and central sitnaion The house Is
very spacious and thereby capable Of accommodating forty Young
The course Of instruction Reading orthograPy, PEN
mnn.hip Grammar Arithmetic Geography lancicnt and
dem Universal History lin connection with the study and de
Composition" Moral Mental and Natural phl.
osophy Chemistry Eotay Algebra There also weekly
Lectures on Chemistry and Mechanics illustrated by means Of an
A. The purpose Of this Institution is however, only i'm
part finished English Educaon but also 10 afford facilities 10
Southern Young Ladies for The acquisition Of The ornamental
bnnches operation Of efficient teachers IN Music both vo
cal and instrumental in Drawing and Painting aud also in the
French Italian, Spanish and Latin languages has been obtained
And since a the present day has become quite desideratn TO
possess the faculty Of conyeng in The modern languages the
Young Ladies required speak either French or Italian III he
System If Ire Schoot.
The divided four departments each being totally
disconnected the others aud having well qualified TEACHER
presiding lis limited number oil pupils WI" pnr-nc tr same
Of study in the prospective hope Of nd a.
prepared 10 enter the ncN department They are "hnth
and studies higher grade assigned Ia them The utility
every succeeding has manifested the same happy results IN
t zeal advancement Of the pupils t the nrunvrnenc
Of crowded aud prr'inu School have been ntvIated ana the
an Nous .oirrudr If the Principal 81 al rest
In order render this Seminary such a. was needed there mas
qualified teachers aware a is that public conf
inspired and public patronage ntcd ont to I only
c morals, health comfort, and Impr"vrmcnt Of those IN,
trusted 10 and Mrs. Prxsrco made ects q" their H
aud pains spared, either by them q" The resident
Teachers enforce every measure which may tend I" the hap
ness the young Ladies' ,
edard r Principal hardly recommend To parents aud guar
% Their children 10 S.minarr. high
and no 10 ll into considering child too
Young for that school which offers The greatest advantages
Terms.
To ro,rd and Tuition, for the scholastic year Of ten
Thi nm, entities The Young Ladies Board En-
rIish AM French tuition in all the branches taught
al The Schpn, together with bed, bedding, fuel,
lights towels. use Of maps, globes and plloo-
Piano Forte, per lesson, M
Vocal Muse, d" "o
| nisht uitlr per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

FnN ImportationS, 1910 CHM, QaecuSirarc, &c:
Fnphe island and sea,
from Liverpool, Earnest Gustave, from Bremen,
very extensive Of Gil NA, QUEENSWARE GLASS,
&c. which offer dealers original packages, rcpackcd 10
order upon the terms cash. the usual credit
WILLIAM r. BUTLER,
Late Smith & Butler, doors ADORE The BrR Tcrern.
i--I0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

no TIE PLANTERS OF YIRGINIA.-Ies the given
III Tue papers Of his morning should give rise TO msappehen
sion On The part of the Planters will that the inspection
isis al All the warehouses filled 10 the 10Th of next month";
anh v" therefore the Planters not Ia their Tobacco"
INTO market before that conveniently taken
care al" aud the inspectors under these circumstances be
responsible Tor damage which
vudai'r exposure. MoSHY SHEPPARD,
Inspectors al Sh0ckOc WIr,housc.
WREN & MACON,
Inspectors nj Public Warehouse.
BURCH < GOODE
Inspectors at Se,LroOk'S WdrshOHse.
Iupp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

TytTFHtfS.
Pav Emnir H. D. Rev A. d. Pollock, Rev. Peytnn GIarri-
SON Judge r. Sanard Joseph Marx, Esq, William shephard
ESD Chapman Johnson ESQ., b. W. Leigh ESQ., James Ls ons
En William H. Roanc ESQ., Maj Ed Christian, Professor Ro-
rcrs University Of Virginia. Professor Mlngton, william *
Nory College, Thomas Richie Editor Of Enquirer; John : Cal
iit' " ' ~ 31-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
d. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Mos, snlendid CanitaI. &C. 600 Dollars,

Most SpIenulU CHpIttI, OU,UUU UUIIdISs
Also S3O00p and drawn numbers IN each pack
age Of ri Tickets.
nj More Prizes th0R Blanks. II
Virginia State Lottery,
EndowiEg eesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass A. A., for lsi0.
To determined by the drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery
Glass he drawn at Alexandria, u. c. Saturday lih I"
Nny .rphpr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

NO1CE-Thc subscribers having associated themselves To
geher, under the firm Of Dickinson Smell for The pnr-
cain. the milling business, would respectfully Solcit
the Of Farmers the nrshborng countless Ia whom the
highest cash price will h. for good wheat delivered nj The
Richmond City Mills, in Of the Arm"rv.
VS.. u. DICKINSON,
JAMES SEELi.@
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Tickets only sl0-hRlvcs Sl0--qracrs s5-cirhihs 81 10
Certificates of Packages OF ri Whole Tickets $40
DO. do. IT Half do ~
po Ia Quarter do
Do. do. 26 Eighth do. - 30
Orders Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages
Schemes Will receive The most prompt
attention. official OF each drawing sent iImedi
atey after il is over all who order from Address
ID. :. GREGORY x CO., changers,
RnIinDnd ia.
Sent p i1-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

TO.PARTNERSHP.-The subscribers have associated them
" together under The style and firm Of Lewis d. Cren-
shaw Co.. for purpose of carrying in this city, Com
mission and Forwarding Business
receiving and forwarding of Goods und
the purchase all kinds Country Produce.
The business will the personal attention of both part
having Lumber House Immediately the bank Of
Basin who parone will have The advantage of but
dayase and eNcrons Tor the promotion
of their interests
occupy North side or the Basin, known
Rutherfoord's. LEWIS ID. CRENSuAW,
S. ID. CRENSliAW.
Sep ~ Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

y EuOYAL.-We would inform friends in The country thai
IL shall the House lately purchased just abor
hr Bell Tavern formerly occupied by MesS ". & j. C. Crane
by the October: when shall have ,p,rr!y
stock Of GROCERIES, which shall rnntinnc to sell at mode
rate profits. WYATT i WHITE.
nj Est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02
Broad Rock EnU Races. 1SlO.

w days.
FiRsr D.rA Swecpstake year old Colts and Flies
na mile out four subscribers and closed Entrance $780, SOO
forfeit.
observation-disclosures p Wkinson's CHI. by 1evahan; N.
Rvess G. by Terror; Thomas ogwoods by Shakspeare
Robinson & Burton'S b. I. nv Priam.
Same "A Sweepstake for Three Year olds mile heats en-
trance Su half forfeit tree for Colts that started pub
nc kace three or make Races and close the
day heiure the Race.
SECOND DAr-Proprictos Purse $780, mile heats,
Si5.
Same Day-A Swecpstakc Year ohs, heats
and clos. the day before the Race.
THIRD DArJockey Club Purse $500, three mile heats, $50
entrance.
FOURTH DAYA Silver Pitcher value $780, depends
upon the number of Subscribers; two mile heats
FIFTH DAs-A SwecpSlake for all ages two mile heats
trance $40 II three Horses the Proprietor will add $50
the purse. lSfiAM PUCkETT, Proprietor.
EXHIBITION.
An exhibition Of year old Colts and Fes Wednesday,
the h Of October the Fairfield Race Course
$40, the purse be awarded In the best colt.
Sept 10 HAL ISlIAM PICKETT.
NOTtCE-Ai persons cautioned against cedting
my brother, Henry w. Turpln do intend To
pay any debts he may contract. TlIOS TURPIN.
Chesterfield co, Sept. % 4l-a
oTICE.-The firm of Crenshaw Mitchell & Co.. having
dissolved the 3lst August 1870, is necessary
all the shortest time possible. Al
persons having the said requested pre-
Lewis D. Cenhaw for settlements and those indeb
ed il required 10 make payment TO h who IS alone a
thorzed TO receive them. LEWIS ID. CRENSilAW,
WIN. X. MITCHELL,
JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
Sent % 4l-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

QUELN TAYLOR co. have received BY the ships Robert
Morris. Sea, and Rhode Island, from Liverpool direct and BIS
packets from tho Northern Cities well assorted supply
DRY GOODS which they offer for sale their
Also, consignment, large stock of BRUSSELS ply kidcr
miAstrI and Venetian rirpcings aud Rugs.
kirhmnnl, Sept. :, $50. iJ-S.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

Sept - i1-2awtd
AW BOOkS-The valuable and well selected Law Library
L. of The late Shirley Carter q Is for sale privately
The Books may 10 the Law office of H.
in them
chascrs X. 4. DANIEL, Administrator.
Gan, i1-it
NTRS DREW'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be
lNl rcopcned the first of October
S.,t 3s-At
DOANOKE NAVIGATION CUMPANY.-Tic annual meeting
N Navigation Company VIII he held AT Weldon
~ c. onET uesday 27h day Of October next.
Sept IS laS-a a. JOINER.
DARN FOR sALE.-The Estate Rozers Creek known by
the name II in the upper end Of Westmoeand county
and separated King George county y the said RoZcs
Creek This Farm possess many Of the advantage Of the wa
tiers of the Potomac facilities for Improvement Farther
description considered individual wishing
10 purchase and the premises
&c, and proprietor, who lives on the land.
80 EDWARD PORTER.
Con, 39-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-02

ID CARR, .7arsry Lnn having permanently located him
Vifcnia, will att MI regularly the In
fro and Courts u Ahcnnrs Louisa and FnSanna
E.gucSS rnuiira his Shall attention..
Davis Jn" e. Jones, thirtc. He Va
Cox. elmer Pc,uu, Dcaus Edwards, Richmond. Va.
Sent Il. .;--sIt.wSw
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Coraer of Eutnc aud Baltimore stree ts Baitinore.
FEHHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons o
IL this establishment their friends, and the public ge
neraly that they have associated themselves together
go for the purpose of conducting the same. The
lMIslf EUTAW House was completed aud first OPEN
S4ssed in 1896 which time it was furnished through
out in the every best manner and without regard to cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
ments It's high and airy location, combine 10 render
proverbally pleasant and healthy II particularly wet
adapted for The accommodation of FAMILIES and IA-
DIES, having great nnTlser of Private Parleurs La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with p
vae Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second To in the United States
and it is the intention and firm determination of the pro-
prietors to spare no exerons TO promote the comfort
and qualification of their patrons and at rates which no
exception be taken. The stock of WINES and
LIQUORS ON hand, has been mostly imported express
~ for the use of this establishment, selected from the
private stocks of some of the celebrated conno-
sears of the city The B97fS attached to the house
in complete order, and open at all times for the
of the guests. ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER,
(Late of the firm of b. S. Elder & Col
, Baltimore, April 2. 1915.
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REAYOR'sOFFICEa BALTIMORE June lst 1910

nEAYOR'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1910
IVH DOGS.-'Fhe following section OF "a Supple
ment to Ordinance, emitted Ordinance TO restrain
tile evil practice of DOGS going large within the city,
approved June 18Th 1899 is published for tue informal
ZION of all concerned
Sec. !. BE it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
CITY Council Of Baltimore, That the Mayor be, and he
Is hereby authorized and empowered to direct the City
Baffs and Police Officers and City Watchnen to pro-
tile destruction, by poison or otherwise, OF all ami
mails of the Dog kind going at large i'll any street, lane or
alley within the city Of Baltimore.
Sec , And be it enacted and ordained That ali dogs
so DESTROYED shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city, by such persons may be employed
for ilatpufpuse by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance WILL on and al :
ter Saturday next 9th inst be rgdly enforced, OF
which all persons interested requested to take no
tice. je AT S. c. LEAK1N, Mayor.
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CAMPH7yE LIGHTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING the Unprecedented demand
IN for "WEBB'S P.1TENT BURNERS IND
C.4BfPIfINE OIL - we always prepared 10 fill all
orders Our assortment is very complete, such As
Astral Hail, Reading, Chamber and side LAMPS as al
so others for stores, &c. &c. The economy attending
the burning of the Canphinc Oil has been fully tested,
is warranted to be LESS than half the expense of Gas
or OIL Many who using the lamps, have assured US
that is thirds less than either. great saving Of
labor in trimming and keeping the lamp in order is gain
ed. One wick will burn. from to months. The oil
we warrant free from conclusions and where by acc-
dent may be dropped the or CARPET IT dries
up as quick water, leaving stan and for its match
less briancy it exceeds all the artificial light ever in
vented. pattern Lamp of each kind is burning every
evening store where the Lamps aud OIL can al
waysbf had. I. PALMER < co.
N. D. The Camphine Oil is TO be had al our store only
left
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A COOD OpPORTUNITY

n
TEYHE subscriber having determined To reduce ms
Fl large stock of goods is prepared to dispose OF
them on the most reasonable ters and respectfully so
cs call from those in want of articles IN his ine
as he assured that his rces Will be perfectly satsS
factory His stock consists of great variety OF Cut
Glass including the most fashionable new patterns; also
China s Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do and Stone China.
Lamps-such as Astral, Hall, Mante and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, in great variety
Plated Ware, of new and fashionable patterns, WAIT
exs Cutlery Fenders Shovels Tongs, Apdirons, Ger
man Silver Articles and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar is extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment, where the most skifu workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description OF WORK.
CHAIR FACTORY.
The subscriber also carries extensively the manu-
factute of all descriptions Of Cane Seat and Windsor
Chairs TO which he invites the attention of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Cholrs orexpor
taon suited for the different South American and west
India markets.
Housekeepers Country Merchants and Others are re
uuesed to call and examine the stock of goods IN The
Store and Bazaar which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than Is usually to be met with IN one es
/ Enlistment JACOb DAhEA'
t ~ B. China and Glass hired out as usual. -.
Oh hand very fine assortment of Vase shades OF oi
sEest zes which have been received lately, and more
i'm 4 few DAYS.
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HOLLzMAN,s MANSION HOUSE.

TETHE subscriber having taken that large and COM
A modious House, with granite front, corner of st.
Faults and Fayette Streets has il open for the
ception of visers The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and isbelieved that there is no house
in this city, is better arranged for the
for ladies and genteman's paror, and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy The subscri-
her pledges himself that neither pains expense shall
be wanting his part give satisfaction his guests
In conclusion, he pledges himself TO good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants,
to make his charges to correspond with tie times.
JOHN T. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, June 18th, ls40-3tawiw S-3a4w
f6y-The National IncliigeBcer will please insert this
twice week four weeks, and send their bill to this
off
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sHOE THREAD.

EN- LARRABEE. No. 30, =. CALVERT ST
ELe Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS;
TOOLS and SHOE FINDINGS in general has received
b, he late arrivals from Liverpool large assortment OF
SHOE THREADS, viz: Brown. Green, half Bleached'
White and Yellow, warranted Of the best qu@uts; ana
s in store fine selection OF Shoe TOOLS and FIND
INGS viz: Shoe Knives. Pncers Hammers. Aw lslsde,
hwl HATS Shoe Rasps Kit Fills, Pegs Of all Sizes Boots
Wetnc Linen and Cntton Eoet Curd cut and cast shoe
Nails Size sticks Shoe Bristts, &c. sc The abovs
goods warranted Of the best quality and viii be sold upon
as good terms as the quality, be had for IN tins
or any other city. -
Also on hand LASTS oftvery description ofthe latest
fashion, and made Of the best limb or. lunlops Ceebraed
PASTE BACKING.
Country Merchants win DO well 10 call before fuEci''
else where. mp coA
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READ AND REFLECT.


n season like the present, when, in consequence
"a of the rapidly varying changes of the weauieI, az
ernang from dry to moist from hot to cold, Coughs
colds asthma, catarrh sc. daily becoming more
prevaient remedy universally efiectua m relloviis
nh sucb complaints, is deserving of especial atento
and recommendation Such remedy, prepared sosiy
of vegetab., Ingredients composing (n addition 10 ue
herb from which it derives its nancy several oliefS
equally valuable and restorative IN Their effects Is Qi
ed 10 The community in the PICTORIAL HONEY Or
LIVERyVORT, which since II was INST presented 70
the public by the proprietor, has received testi9s
from hundreds of its efficacy, voluntarily tendera, te
orainals of many OF which, by the leave oil me parus
may he examined by all interested at the store OF te
s ietor In fact in all cases of Colds, Coughs Ash
ma. Influenza Group, Whooping Cough and every m
do,a,natory affection of the Chest and Lungs the rec
~arAT Honey Of LIvERwoRr stands unnvalled, nav
inc m every instance when the disease mas peeh
Of The most aggravated and viriea kind, effected per
fct cure il its use continued, or al least aodeh
partial benefit the sttiercr which only required ms
o,-, perseverance TO become perfect cure. Many ga
orr most respectable citizens have authorized he PV
nretor 10 communicates their names, as evidence Oh le
,r,h o lie above statements all interested cnqfers
Sfs-Prenared by JAMES d. NOWlLL; New \ ORR
and 'tor sale bv ROBERTS ATkINSoN,
anu "a, "a = Sole Agents for Baltimore.
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CAMPHINE LIGHT.

yEvFIE SUI pariority of the CAMPfiINE LIGHT, 70
that of either Oil Gas, has now been illy tested
nv some hundreds who using il in this ciy both rs
regards the brllancy of the Light and that OF economy
We are prepared to prove that the CamPnine = ies
than one-haf the e1pense of Gas or o-ana IN aaa.o
to which it possesses all the good QUALITIES uat o,e
t;cal chts have not in regard TO cleanliness, there is
nothing 10 compete with it, and in trimming me Lamp Il
is done with more facility and less trouble than win
HE and w;,,r anted free from combustion There are
now upwards of 1900 ofthe Lamps usedin New ORR,
and increasing daily large assortment OF whites, ana
'''@ ' .T.sPAIsMER & co.
NJ b. The Lamps burning every night al our Stores
where they can be seen. ma zo-4t
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BEAR CREEK TEOTE

IA ORTIZ POlNT.-The public respectfully in
IN formed, that the BE.4R CREEK HOTEL, <sr,s
now open for the reception of company, who zittl
will be accommodated with every comfort and@4sE4
luxury blend the rural pleasures of the country
with the fashionable recreatiOns of the city
BOATS will be supplied TO Fishing parties, and a
large ARK, built expressly for the purpose, be OBJ
tanned for a company of ladies and gentlelnen who Will
be protected by lis accommodations from rain
DINNERS and SUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice.
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when in
season. will be furnished in profusiOn-and in short,
cry exeron will be made by tie proprietor to promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
ma ls-5t HENRY r. HOUCK