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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-20
A CARD
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EHyHONTAS 3. POTHEiNSrn1xs se.s- Inform
his frieads and the public generally, that he con-
tnues 10 attand late and early, his Office northwest
corner Of ST. Paus and Fayetee Streets and prepar
ed 10 execute on of reasonable terms, with promptness
and accuracy every kind conveyancg also covenants.
agreements articles ofcoparnerShip, bills of SALE APP
prentces' indenures SC. He viii also state and ad-
just accounts prepare nsovent papers, draw out last
wills and testaments, take deposlhons, execute com
missions Sc with ali of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmmy years, and viii be thankful for
employment ma l.2aw2w
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FROM HAVRE-DE-GRACE.
go 60 80 ssss.sssl 81 III

HNXTRA ACCOMMODATION.-A passenger Car
M will be attached to the Tonnage train which leaves
Havre de Grace every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2
O'Clock, p M. This will afford an additional conveyance
those days hour convenient for the vicni
ty and stopping also receive and discharge passen-
gers at the several stations on the route.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Baltimore, April 29h 1910.
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GO 1T BRAVELY BOYS.
EBOOTS CHEAP TO SUIT THE TIMES
TIP BOOTS, and all that sort of things, az 50 and
81 a pair, just the article to suit long march, They
Will he found useful ndneedful at the present time
Sg5-Call and you shall be santed.
VIM. H. BANGS,
No. 72a Baltimore street, opposite
M, I'm the Town Clock.
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All persons in the City indebted to the BALTIMORE
POST AND TRANSCRIPT, requested to make
immediate payment to the authorized col
hector. Accounts not settled by the 18th
puoximo, will be placed in the hands of a
magistrate for collection. Subscribers in the
country will please remit the amount of cir
subscriptions by mail, addressed to
GEO w. WHEELWRIGHT,
apps Trustee for the Mortgages.
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|. sToNTsHING CURE. Thi

a sToNIsHING CURE. Thi 5 is 70 certify lha,
"a was for long time afflicted VIA Dae Gousl- any
md Iyb:sI almost destroyed my voice, and
brought many other dangerou and upPlea-
sant symptosAt the solicitate N OF friend
We : induced to try the "COMPt OUND% tSY Il
UP OF GUM ARABIC" prepar ed by DIR. &.
X. I 'yler, wheuto my great sati 'faclons -two
doses PRODUCED a wonderful char lge, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; az I'd therefore
eel hesitation in my recommend ing it to my
iieh' . anu WIN. j. IAXYT HORN,
Pc, er yasbura, 9th Jan, 1855
Pr pared only BY 4 q n sts Batin os s 81
r' 70 ale in. washington by DIR. s. Mitchell,
and y. Carton, and in Georgetown, by ID. c.
by o NJ. Linthicum. 4Pz4
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N7ORE AUCTION BARGAINS j have Just
W. receiv1d from Auction, lot Of blacS and white
.CHINTZ CALlCoES, bought as imperfect which VIII
be sold 40 per cent below the regular price lew doze
Ladies asd Gentlonens black SIX Hose, at bal ee; n
So few pieces of 10 and IL BARNESLE }. rH EEL
ING; and aurter supply Of those hfagy Sd rnesley
Damask TABLE DIAPERS, for sEhIch have recenuy
had much Semand likewise large lot Of beahee ane
brown D0MESTICS, from the Eastern market, wiVch
will be sold by e piece, Factory prices; together END
large assortment of other Goods, at extremely 10"
prices GEORGE BEVAN,
an 13y No. co Hanover ST.
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yRED. H. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON
L.: AND MANUFACTURER OF IMPROVED
MINERAL INCORRUPTIBBE TEETH, performs all
operations IN Dental Surgery, according he late scen-
ineimprovements in the art.-ofee N. W. Corner Chas.
Fayette ste. ao co
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NI YORK Double refined loaf and e. ashe SUI
In eGAR, retail; Mocha and old government Java
COFFEE do.
Fl. POLLOCK, No. 10,
APP q d3m BALTIC: st. near the Bridge.
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.xx9xA FINE TEAS AT RErAIL.--Green
Iand Black TEA, Of the latest deportation and highest
grade. ~. .,aaN - IN, -.
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a MES PAPER.
"a 10 eases No. CAP,
2 do no. plain do.
6 do No. ruled LETTER,
4 do Fine do do
8 do Superfne 90 do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale az mill prices ~
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT IL NUDGE,
an "a No. 2 S. Charles st. Cup staIrs.)
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C1IDER.-lO bbIs. aTIPPECANoE CIDER a SUI
j nerior article. Received and for sale by
NORRIS FAIRBA1RN
I34t No. 2 Pratt ST. between Gay & Fred'k.
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= 0TOTT1'TV WNITTdDUI NN-E5 a
NoFFffs WITHOUT CHARMS
~ H KNAPP, DENTAL SUR9EoN, Sd
x door from Charles street. in Fayette street, would
call the attention otAh puelic, 10 te u ~ ~
FEETl ]. Aillionsoi leeth are NOV p .I:; :! 80
nns, n nose therefor who value the preservation of
their Te ,ih will please give him, call well as those
who moy require ariiclai ores ihsee, sHS r
to pcrior has operatohs 70 me go. ,
those who may honor MIN WIN 'hei' PS'is o..
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NAT. IAN E. SMITH.


- fLS Try ~ srt6ci,I Teeth prepared by
Dr. F. II. Kaap, and learned from hin nosiaio, AMI the
eital ingredients that enter into Their &C ci,sI am
nature Of the materials by which tey he xsnpesent
inclined to think that they VIII Po'e; wing
them 10 be ncorruplible Dr. Knapp, h. VIE ~ ,r"e
acquired the art Of varying the eoior' Inv eoaIed 10
which covers his Artificial Teeth, II there ~ ,cS
mpar 10 them "a more natural aRearan &c ma bat
Teeth are usually found to possess; eircu' b nIic
will doubtless render them more aecepis0ie u NJ =
WIZ ]. T. DUCATEL- . NJ. ri;
Prof of Chemistry in the bniserS y ~. ~ a.; ..
From. S. K enlss Professor Of MaeIa 9osg 70 ~
4 rapetltid &c. ~ The Washington Aos'edt s' y
I MaTyidnd &c pnside-
| Having been favored with inspection o. yish
rabIe number of Incorruptible Artificial ieetae, T., @
were manufactured by DR. f. H. Knapp Ifnsellut pro-
cur in the opinion expressed in respect 10 "en''
| fessors N. r. Smith and D. I. Ducatel ,-,StNcS
He has also received the Aatterin tesah3hl44ls
favor Of his improved Teeth from Prof e 19u Is NJ.
author of Conversations Chemis ryy eIsl i,tn
Prof r. Lindsay, Professor5- G. Hall: at'2 80, GENTLE
men of the first standing Of .flIs country. 400,
He os these Teeth for sale to Dentists on ie mos e
favorable terms. Teeth, God Foil, &c. 81 'Sya' Pc
mail when ordered ~ ot;st
al door from Charles street, Fayette street, Is
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VENp."IAN BLINDS AND MATTRAssEs.
--r,rr ubscrbers have on hand, andmake 10 order,
snne r;o- Venitian 1linds, of any color
IL hair and Husk Ma aasIa.se. :. ,,.rs
800 pssrf, Stools and Rocking Chairs
At No. 7st BatmsYe street u Wareroom on Fayeue
a rsss' ess' u '''' JOSEPH CROOK 4 GoTT
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q MPROVE MENTs IN D IN. l..a So ~;
- - - - European. aaf American Dentists 10
aeu 4 from incorruptible materials, which
HiiI iniate he artificial living teeth.
MANY have devo Vee yeats y $500 ~ ~, = -
and others have sue - III se,or.Il, it,,
terials similar TO tn poe S@talI So - 80
10 $500; b H. "A ,ror / the human Teeth.
~ oisl'h u ous experiments, the subscriber has
hI'e, tYns c turing Teeth of materials entirely
succeeueu ~, I t ectly in imitation of human Teeth
nj " r. -; ~, sparepcy. end made Of various
SIZE ana shaaes, rption Of the alveolar process,
IA ease - ii necessary, he will cast of Sic
o'heF cdu y .,nS to the Teeth: artificial gains,
which shall initiate the jun @H- UfP'' ~
stance. - - ,t... Tooth IN chance their
1t is entirely impossible elor tife- Aee' u 'e'
color footed brea "a .,,;,. s.,s in such a
lie VIII llseI NH In te articulation of the voice per
manner ,hat ue! 80 in mastcafion, and TO that they
iect, aiu 81 ON the mcst beautiful natural
living Teeth by the most Sc se ocrs,iops in Dental
lie Slso ta; a., ~ scicRtifc Improvements in
the art .., from gentlemen trhose re-
Te tot1o,etns s M @ tisrn, GrersspeeifHtty submit
tca 70 tHe Pl Sh rofssor of Surgery in the Unyer
FROM N H. 0niii; r. - sIa, Wand.
s'V 4 p, MT MORE, Oct. %, 1886.
., ians incorrpptible Compost
ton Teeth, manufactured by ID ff' - %
NOUS Dentist of this CITY, ln;rsbl- initiate The ma
In their FORM color etc. they a. rnpbIs bv the AGENT
ural Teeth Being completely IEet Ia, .-,, s,Son,,
WHICH afict the Teeth, and also nsa,se a. vrbicI
thew must be peculiarly fitted for NV
| they were designed. u.Nr cNftrtI
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DIR. BEcHTER'S PULMONARY PREVENTATIVE,
article well known, particularly TO parents that
tneeds no comments upon upon its vinues.-Suhce il
Ito say, il of the most valuable medicines ever of
ered for coughs, colds influenzas, whooping congh,
splitting ofboed pain in the breast difcwlt breathngor
shoness of breath, and arrest of approaching constn
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.-.71-T - OI MARY LAND, BALII NDkE
- CITY TO W.T. hereby ceiul{ t tae me- lie
I i one of shejustices of the peace of the state
F EfIa11 d. in aud for said city, on the 25ih day OF
81 Il IN as stray spassing upon has enclosures,
SlrE cPs' MARECOi II about two years old, ii or
m - h oh long. switch tail other marlNs-Also,
- nPpF L MARE COLT, about two years Old, eev
oe 49, hands iish blaze in the face, left hRd foot
81 ~ hoN.e the pasteFnioint other marks Both
,oits veil gro wn for tbeiI sge.
''9 Y 81 Id r my hand tbs 18th April, 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-15
From .Unmi u's G'UJe. J
srn 'rIIr Di'ntIr


Finding It impossible, IN consequence OF eniccbct
health perform the duties of Postmaster General
satisfactory manner, have resigned that Office, t
take effect my successor can be appointed
| Not having been fortunate enough to accumulate
wealth IN n public Office ] am under the necessity o
rcsorting to such private employment is suited ny
strength and condition. for the purpose OF meeting the
current expenses of a considerable family.
A few hours each day devoted TO the pen, leaving al
abundance Of time for relaxation and exercise have
have found BY experience, from the excitement of
position, to be rather conducive TO health than nur:
and this is the occupation, above all Others mos
| agreeable To my taste and my present inclination.
Messrs. Blair and Rvcs have kindly offered me The
profits of such subscription TO the Extra Globe for the
present season. may be raised on my account ant
have consented to contribute to it until Novcmbc
next if such number Of subscribers shall be obtained
as will warrant that step.
| am the more inclined TO this devotion of nv time
from desire to prevent any mlsconstruction Of the
motives which have led TO my resignation | wish tr
satisfy the whole would that dissatisfaction with III,
President his administration indsposton to rem
der II the utmost support in my power, no digtrst
It's It's designs has had any effect in deter
mining me to prefer private TO 4 public station
On the contrary, my confidence in the President in
his integrity, his principles and his irmness have in
creased from the day was first officially associated with
him; my relations with every member of his Cabine,
have been uniformly of most friendly character and
my devotion to the great measures which have BEEN and
still are, sustained by the Administration knows nc
abatement The leading princ pies avowed by the Ere
sdent look upon as essential TO the preservation Of
liberty and Government Of the people, and if had
supposed that my resignation could endanrer their sue
cess, should have chung 10 office as would to life
As soon as the necessary arrangements are made
proposals. with more extended address, will be pre-
senteC 10 tire friends of the Administration
AMOS KENDALL
Nav ]. l-iO
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motion of Mr.. ADAMS, went again INTO Comn''ttge
ia Who'll on The state orthc Union, (Nr. Bell of Ten
ncssre in the clar) and resumed the consideration
the bill to prevent frauds IN lie c"Iecuoh OIL '''c
nue. -,
THO cucstion LYING over from Saturday, and whr'
could M, hcn h, decided for want ola quorum, was ~
he motion Of Mr. Rhrt 10 strike out tc IN section
the bin as amended and which declares persons na'l"=
similar interest the parties III suit IN Wch y III
voyed any question of duties, incompetent I" testify !"
witnesses; aud It was now ucc'utu ~ t''e ~
Ayes 62 noes 81.
SO the section not stricken OUT.
The 10th section having been read which pfcscFibe
the punishment of persons derandlng or attempting
defraud the revenue by fraudulent invoice, entry,
otherwise ;. ,
Nr pnET'T moved to strike ont that clause which
declares suc pcrsous on conviction of the crime, an
capablr of holding any office of profit or trust undc
the United States on the ground lhat IL was rhcoi.u
tu,iona nasmuch 1t went TO aud I" The iist oi aus
qualifications TO Office which the CONSTITUTION nat
fixed.
TIL constitutional oucston was argued at Consde
r,hlc Icrg,h nv Mcssrs TILLlNGHAST, FILL
MORE, ADAMS, CRABB, RHEIT and BRIGGS
Mr. CRABB moved to amend the section by making
the disqualification apply only 10 persons holding al
office "created by act Of Congress-; but II was mega
tived .
The question was taken on Mr.. Rhetts motion e
strike out and decided in the negatlve-Aycs AZ, noes
So
Mr. CUSHING, after Administering on the pract'c'
said to prevail in New York OF brbms Tie ohccFS
the customs only in cases OF iraud Dt TO stimulate
them to give preference to individual over another
in the discharge of official contessedy lawful, OF
fercd an amendment TO the effect that II any collector
surveyor, deputy, any other officer o the chsIoi
or persons employed in the collection Z" the revenue
shall for the performance of any official act or Tor AM
favor preference despatch in the performance OF the
same receive from any person any money or othe
thing of value other than his legal compensation he
shall be subject fine Of not less than one hundred
nor more than one thousand dollars for each and every
such offence.
debate followed and the amendment was adopted
Sundry other amendments were proposed, most o
which rejected; and, at quarter past CLOCK, h
bill was reported to the House. Before which,
Mr. HOLMES gave notice of his intention to address
the House generally on the bill, If gentleman more
alert than himself should the previous question
On motion of Mr.. LEADBETTER, the bill an'
anne ndments (as made in Committee OF the Whole wer
ordered to be printed.
And then the House adjourned
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.!f0re "P0ii,;rai Capitm

We never dreamed, but what the TIrptcqn0e cy,l
this City would "paddle their own cano." A. ,l..
pleased; and leave free 10 navigate our own r,!
cock.boat. What then was our surprise, To find s.r
ed upon US The following prcccpt with the note ~,
iacLpt
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With the preceding year. but, the contrary exhi-
bits small increase; the circumstances referred to
having had no other eec, than to check the expected
income.
IL will be that the postmaster general suggests
certain improvements in the establishment, designed
TO reduce the weight of the mails cheaper The trans
portation, insure greater regularity IN the service,
ana secure considerable reduction In the rates OF
letter poStage-an object highly desirable. The
subject one of general interest to the community;
and is respectfully recommended 10 your consn-
Grafton
The suppression of the African slave trade has
received the continued attention of the government.
The brig Dolphin and schooner Grampus have been
employed durng the last season on the coast OF All
rica for the purpose pre- renting oh portions OF
That trade as was said to be prosecuted under the
American flag. After cruseng of those parts OF the
asst most usually resorted by slaves, until the
commencement of the rainy season, these vessels
returned TO The United States for supplies, aRhave
since been despatched on similar service .
From the reports of the commanding otlcers, IL
appears that The trade is principally carried on
under Portuguese coors; and they express the opn-
ion that the apprehension of their presence on the
slave coast has, great degree, arrested the pros
iitution of the American flag this inhuman purpose.
1t is hoped that, by continuing TO maintain this
force ia that quarter, and by the exerons of!he Of
fcers in command, much will be done ~ put stop
10 Whatever portion of this traffic ayhave been car
ried under the American flag, and TO prevent It's
use in trade which, while it violates the laws, is
equally outrage the rights of others and the
feelings of humanity. The efforts of the several 60
yernmonts who are anxiously seeking to suppress
this traffic must however, be directed against the IA
ciilties afforded by what recognised as leg
innate commercial pursuits before that object can be
fully ccomplished.
Supplies of provisions, water casks, merchandise,
and articles connected with the prosecution Of the
slave trade, are II is understood freely carried by
vessels of different nations to these slave factories ;
ana effects of the factors transported openly from
one slave station to another, without interruption or
punishment by either of the nations to which they
belong, engaged in the commerce of that region. /
submit TO your indulgence whether this government,
having been first To prohibit by adequate penalties,
the slave trade should not be the first also TO for
hid to its citizens all trade with the slave factories
on The coast of Africa giving example 10 all
nons in this respect which, if fairly allowed, cannot
fail to produce the most effective results in breaking
up those dens of inquiry.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Washington, December g. 1870
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no the afflicted.

have for sale that invaluable medicine,
"Moffat's Pills & Phoenix bitters," and no
persons living at the west should be with
out this medicine, as the timely use has
saved thousands from the grave.
WARTERS TOWSLEY.
Sole Agent
Southport, June 1S4e. milf:
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WMT on Id respectfully inform the
W. public, that they have recently
erected large and commodious workshop
on Pearl-street, in which they design to
carry on the business of Wagon, Carriage,
and Safeguarding on an extensive scale.
They have now on hand, a larger stock o
first-rate materials for conducting their
trade, than any other establishment of the
kind in the Territory.
In addition to the aforementioned, they
will also keep constantly on hand, and
make to order;
PLOUGHS, Of the most approved pat
terms.
GRAIN CRADLES, by the dozen or
single, warranted to be made Of the first
rate material, and to work we'll
CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS, of every
description.
TURNING Of all kinds done on the
shortest notice.
Southport, June %, 1910. n2tf.
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AND GARDENERS JOURNAL.
Edited by j. j. Thomas, and II. B. BatcaQm-As-
sasted by Dartd Thomas and Others
BATEHAM * GRESHAM, PRopRIRToRs, ROCH-
ESTER, N. Y.
VOLUME Cd, FOR 1871, 10 PAGES MONTHLY, WITH
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Z FALL r IN C..

TAILORING.
The Subscriber would inform his friends
and the Community, that he has commen-
ccd the tailoring business at Rockafellow's
old stand on North Main street, in the viii
lage Of Southport, and all buseess entrust-
ed to his care will be done in the most
fashionable style.
Cutting done to order and warranted to
fit if we'll made.
DANIEL NJ. GARRISON.
Southport, w. I. June 1e40. milf.
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c A U 10 n

"a l. a.e GATED Q" 10 an'lon Il ru5ic, thr Druggists
" ;" rar'ic"'a against purchasing hon any traveller
'"aeI wa'"sel pretences they may on,Ied, any OF
DIX. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unpreced ned success in tie cure OF Cosump.
ton, Dyspepsia, LAYER Complaint, Indigestion Cost,e-
'ess, Loss Of Appetite. Palri'aon Of The Hear, Pain
IN the Head, Breast Back d LIMBS Dizziness, Rest
essness and all diseases originating in The Stomach
Heat Lungs Liver, and the associate organs, &c., has
caused reckless lmposter, Who il ascertainsd, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Mary an Virginia,
&c,' 10 counterfeit and yend deeferons imitation of
EVANS CAMOMlLE AND APERIENT PILLS:
ana anothr inposler has introduced into Penns vvana,
@e,' spurious article purpor'lng 10 be PARIS sooTH
ING SYRUP for children when cutting their teetb-toth
loi winch are deleterlous couneTies. Therefore, in
order TO protect the public against the inroads of such
imposl''ons and to secure them the benefit which his
the label oil EVANS CAMondILE &c. P1IIs. /" 10 be en-
tered according 10 an act OF Co gress."
notice OF which entry Is printed on the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
name DR.. j. Paris 10 he stricken out of the label of
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
their -rh, that the lab OF the genuine syrup reads
DIR VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP an ,nfalI.
bic rem dy Tor the pain ard sickness which children
ar" s'h'-"' "h"" ""'"g '~-' '"ot-d ad approved hv
:ho:saaas Gc;.s"s ana 1Urses, who BY lis early
application, not only prevented their children from sui.
them from drath
o. Be particular in examining the labels and also in
Kho" ing that Dr. Evans nevervens any OF his medicines
save through the nrh,.n Of his resident agents as adj
vcrtis through ont the Union al the Western Office
Louisville Ky, and lis princlpe office 100 Chatham
Street. New York, Where Wholesale orders will le
PROMPTLY executed On III" most liberal terms
J The public may rest assured that in every instarce
TIA, comes within the knowledge OF Dr. Evans or alv
OF his agents where the Counterfeit Medicines are rui-
chased vended, he will give then the earliest rt tic
no',c, OF the imposition Already have rroce dir /. OH
civil and criminal been instituted against Sc, era rag.
gusts w'o have been detected, ard their names will be
laid before me public at early date THE BEST
pko ne can offer for the present ls TO caution
purchasers to obtain his Medicines from tie
AGENTS ONLY
LEWIS JOHNSON. Washington D. c.
tHt1iKsIIANK Geoygeioun D. c.
BELL ENTwIsTLE. .aieI0ndyiu d. O.
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PhHadclphia, Lnnuury 1871, 1884.
IAN 2no.

ID 'tLih L!tTi f. On GFni CY treated
, ira 'e'> coup .'.eHs..v. ma, Sc, b, Is. c. Vo
',r ~ t. "a III >~ilur al Stale Pre>sl at the Uni
I, ~ !ir'i 'nf ~ Z ftr. y. n.l, illustrative en-
s,ay!. - Ia1>i..n +, til Rrl. j. G.. Nl4ri> A. NJ
ana tI''h /, T.. $so + Hail vi ID. ,rr.. u, Pro IS
~ NJ n ",t, Al" Naiu'.I F'i'~"r', in NJ dido
hr v l:E \ i..tii a.i-i aids Pr {, ,ft e.,
i-n, All M1nr'ol ~ N Wa.lrsln,.. oLes" Hartford
tonnrrlicrl. F-i aud nj nIlnbr,s arr rrrri We 1
ana t) sal al IT,, B ok a..d STA Iou.r, Sore o.
w. NJ NJ RRISON.
Mr.. 7. doc west at Browns Fl .teI
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I AW BcOkS.-Bouviers Law Dictionary, adapted to
IL The Constitution and Laws Of the United States of
America. and of the several States of the union with
reference 10 the civil and other systems OF foreign law
vols Smiths Treatise Of tie practice of The Court Of
Clanerry, in vo.s Chitty's Psadings, with second
and third volume. containing Precedens Of the Peallngs
and copons directory Notes. in vols. Cruises Digest
of the Laws OF England respecting real property in 3
vols For sale by W. VI. MORRISON
MARI doors west OF Browns Hotel.