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SpMMGI1eS
PILLS AND SYEJP.
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

fF You are well, let medicines alone-if you are
l. sick, try SPENCER's.
REASONS.
|. They never produce the least possible bad
effect in any
, They have the testimony orthousands, among
them regular physicians, verbal aud written. that
they are highly useful IN great variety of cases
generally eilecting cure, and seldom indeed fail
ing to give relief, especially IN cases of headache,
pains and distress IN any part of the system, dys-
pepsa, scrotilu, piles, worms internal bleeding,
female complaints, consumptye complaints, and
many others
3. They arc gentle Cathartics, operating on the
alternative principle, changing and correcting the
habit without violent purglng, and without pain
Dschargng the morbid matter without electing
the proper coatIngs OF the stomach and bowels
purifying the blood, and leaving the system in a
healthy state
A. Last. but not least They create no danger of
taking cold-May be taken at any time, under any
circumstances, according to directions which accom-
pany thom-and rcqnlre no change OF diet.
s. ANY one who will try them will find the above
reasons subsan,iated by MS OWN EXPERIENCE.
II The medicines are exclusively composed Of
innocent vegetable materials, the growth of New.
England and have been used for generations with
astonishing success,
s-r In cases of inflammation OF the Lungs Asthmat-
ic Coughs Affections of the Glands &C. the Pro.
prietor would recommend Mrs. Jones syrur, as a
valuable auxiliary 10 the Pills. IL is prepared by
him, and may be found with him, and his agents.
Particular directions accompany the medicines
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick, X. L., sole proprietor; to whom only the
composition is known.
These Medicines may he obtained Of
MARY TILLEY,
No. 40 Spring.sreet
May 20.tf SOte agent for Ne,oport
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents Tor the sale of Spenccr's Vegetable Medi.
cInes
c. Brown, Little Compton;
Rowland * Church. Westpou.
Albert Clifford, New Bedford
Also, at wholesale, BY the Proprietor. in Warwick,
OLIyER JOHNSON Il Co. Providence and A. r. AZ
d. Sands, 100 Fulton Street New York.
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TPnblic--No. 1871

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION or THE TwENTY-sIxTH CONGRESS-
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FOR SALE.

IA THE Subscriber offers for sale hi, House
1sigEn and Lot, situated in the central part Of
E.Da- Broad street, and now occupied by the
Rev. l.. Howard The House is substan ntial, well
built structure, two stories high and hriy-fye feet
in length by thirty in brcdih, with an addition to the
also two stories high and lS feet by ~ in d.
mension, together with wood house, rainwater
cisterp, and well ofgood water. The Lot is spa
cious, being 80 feet on Broad street and rnnning
back upwards Of $50 feet and covered with ysrie-
ty of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole forms
a most eligible residence for a private family, or
may for "a small amonnt be converted into a con
yenient boarding house.
May N.-n WIN. G.. HAMMOND.
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/ SEC. Q. And be IL further enacted. That when
ever the quantity ofpnblic land remaining nm
sold in any land distric, shall be reduced to a
number OF acres less than one hundred thou
sand. il shall be the duty Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury to discontinue the land office OF
such district; and IL any land. in any such dis
trict. shall remain unsold at the time of tho
discontinuance Of land office, the same shall
be subject to sale at some one Of the existing
land Offices most convenient to the district in
which the land office shall have been discon-
tinued Of which the Secretary of the Treasury
shall give notice.
APPROVED June 18th, IS4O
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fPUBLIc--No. 1871

tPuBdc--No. I6.l
AN ACT conterniog prisoners Of the United
States committed to the Jail in the county ol
Providence, and State of Rhode Island.
Be ii enacted By the Senate aud House Of Rep
resentatices Of he United States Of america IN
Congress assembled, That all prisoners commit,
ted to the present Jail in the county of Provi-
dsnce and State Of Rhode Island under The au-
therlty Of ths United States, shall bs kept un-
til discharged by duo course Of the laws thereof
under the like restrictions and penalties as in
the case Of prisoners committed to said Jail un-
der the authority of said State of Rhode Island.
X. M. II. HUNTER,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON,
Tice President Of The United States. and
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, June 18th, 1910.
NJ. VAN BUREN.
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NOTICE TO COAL BUYERS.

H0HE Undersigned, upon application being
Il made to him, IN course Of this month, will fur
nlsh the inhabitants of this town and vicinity with
a first rate article of RED ASH COAL. from Phil
adeiphla deliverable at the doors of the town inhab
itants, at 81 so per ton OF 2240 lbs
, IS per halfton of 100 lbs.
200 per quarter ton, 500 lbs.
These prices are for lump Coal; broken and screen
ed 90 cent per ton higher.
" This Coal will not be sent for unless sufic-
ent quantity is applied for aud engaged
One or more cargoeS Of the above Red dsh, } at
Schuylkill River, Pha., will be furnished So per
tom Grey Dish ". at 81 80, Cash TO be paid here
on receipt of bills of Lading.
These are priceslf shipped preriouS to lst August
Newport June l0-6w ROBT. STEVENS.
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ELECTORAL VOTES IN 1896.

The following are the votes given for Presi
dent at the last election.
The Electors meet at the capitols of the re-
the second day of December, and give in their
ballotx for President and Nicc p,esident
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29l 10 70 % Ii II
For the convenience Of reference We shall
keep the above tables standing for time.
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NATHANIEL SWEET

and intends to sell them so low they cannot fail to suit
his old customers and others who will do him the
avor to call and give them look.
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Those States marked with star choose
members of Congress on the same day tha
State officers are chosen.
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ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections to be held in the
several States the present year, are thus stated :
SLnfeS State EIecIjon Pres EIecLjou
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IANDROLDER'S BANK.

"A the annual meeting of the Stakeholder OF
IA said Bank held on the sixth day of June last
past, the following persons were chosen Directors
for the ensuing years, VIZ: Thomas 5. Taylor,
John G. Clarke, Nathan knight, John r. Sherman,
William French, Elisha X Potter George Robin,
son, Thomas r. Wells. PeIeg Johnson, John Il.
Nichols Benz, Hull Christopher Champn and
George N. Champlin And at meeting of the
Directors of said Bank, on the same day, Thomas
s. Taylor, Esq, was reelected President for the
ensuing year.
KINGSTON, July ID, 1870.
THOMAS II. WELLS, Cashier
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VIM. H; STANFORD Co.. MERCH4Nr TAI
w LORS AND CLOTHING STORE are re-
moved their establishment fom the house opposite
Browns Hotel 10 store PeGns ylvaua Avenue, east
of GaGsbys Hotel and six doors west OF the Billiard q
LOOM where they ready to execute all orders in ti"
line, with neaness, cheapness and despatch They r,
hand good assortment Of Summer and Winter cloths
Vestngs, and Cassneres together with Stocks Cravats
Bosons, Gloves Handkerchief &c. SC, and variety
of ready nede Clothing They solicit share of public
patronage feeling confident that asespects neaness and
cheapness, they viii give general satisfaction.
July Is, lS40--3t
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

/ AW BOOKS.-Bonvier's Law Dictionary, adapted 70
~" Constitution aud Laws the United oates of
America, aud Of the several States OF the union ,ith
reference TO the civil and other systems foreign law in
vols Smiths Treatise Of tie practice Of The Cont cf
ohancery, IN Vo's Chtty's PIE adlngs, with second
and thT volumes containing Precedens Of the PeaiIys
an' coPlons directory Notes. in vols. Cruises Digest
OF the Laws OF England respecting real property IN 3
vols For sale by w NJ MORRISON
mar doors west Of Browns JoteI
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rorh linz or ,ot siv i so,or0 NJ OK L.,,o n AMI
Il Street. north n ,,lch nnini h vvsae, hat,fnre
80 T., l,,. t.,nn;n.,s -, g.. ~ ,,rra - tr,,
Ina ey,n,s. thnrf 49,, ~ ,,,rea dnllprs r , III
o. 80 nnrh thersot - H. pIn IRON, ' w.
same - h.r.Ir i,n,c., IA ss.sssd nn3, 10 nts
lrontip, ana n1oi,inr IN he east side OF Eleventh 81
hejv.en the MONT above described: the curb stones To
b, s and nv ootyav IA ba nay.d nc bnr.bv hor,<aI
ana, r.o,rrJ shall bs lSne aareaaby n tGs oct ~ mo
tagrt, o. Ami ryliran hunt "a ,ya th;r,vnina COM
,,iiiao pav.d io,,yavs
Ann owed Jnlv ~ Ism
AN ACT to repair or replace logs conveying waite from
the cily srlnp near me Caihn,c Clrch in lhe Third
Ward
:" - ,y :. rrn, -. l,.a
nm, "lin's ar 50 much ,he,eor az NAV h. nscsssrv
,.y 10 ,L. c,rdt If th Th,r Ward naI ,,5er.isn nn
n ,nrati Tor rspIrine am, repairu, II lv. mat con-
~ NJ ), ter iro. yI. Cuv Spri1y near NE Catholic
Cyu,,h Ia :, Ial,n, p.,,sI Ivani A,., i,ta I h,rd
WI
An,,,ov i T,L. "a tso
~ AC,r nadine, =, o,nro,; ,,;c Ia laG.sr tho .vnsnY
~ NJ na,, ma Avn In ~ on H. snc IL INST ,ornr,
tior. mId.r No nct &C Tho Gl,s eth ri Jyl, 1870
Ia - cn,...aJ g ~, ~, ' - Gn .,o.,,s - %
,i '""t,,'. ST. na' We sum % Nv ,hn :,
Ep eby annrnn.tJ no,abt ,ri of t, q: NEAL Mud
10 carry INTO 4Tac tho ART annroye Me- t,eenth Of Jv
.;ght.n hn,dd ,ol 1 iar,;,iI :. Amat anor,5
~, NJ. :. 80, ~ X -. :. ~, ~.
poratio,. II snpc}a !" ''"''''' :" VIZ
: Anprovpd INV % ,atn
~ - '"
- "i 'o'IlS 'te mayor 70 make ne oo'Po'd ob
aS'"eNn"a"f IN he banN OF Washhs'oh' 20 '~sse me
".coo"'s OF III" Iorpora'ioh 10 De renewed AZ" RepS
ue'f'h as formerly,
, ne !" ehaGea, &c. mat NE Mayor be, ara ne IS
authorized 10 purchase Tor and on acc"int or
IA eoin0,a'ion one share IN 'lc capital stock OF the
BANK o. washington ~ ths city and Tor the purpose OF
plying 'r San snare 'e sum OF twenty dollars Is hereby
arpfopLlat"d' % be paid on' Of the general fund
act and The ,nrch,ss =, Ib ,ol, t .' ~ NJ ,,'
and he is hereby authorized and reoured n caysa
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For ne Natios Ims,icm,,

NIX. Id iUK,--l ClH''t i''C - | l..,,,.t :,
lon 10 the following remarks ~ ;,
no closa oC .one wen wri,.n chapters Oh "Ia-
.,, -. a..,,,, ;, They appear,t 10 have
- ''''"' . resolution introduced
oecn mace III ;h'uStpA :l c,.,.. h, nam II
in the Senate Of IT, o''''Su .,c,.
Iha name Of Al'h, (ifoM O'''o'j y '""''' ~ ~
ao,ors VIII. shall have served three years III ''e
M r,,rralizel
I'm. ,.,s ,in,n ,yl,.n he mere mention Of
" , ~, ,,,,t,r ~,
i.uch q 'Iii's "o"'" ""'' wy >
contempt and Scorn. INES, however arc e''''!
rhanrrd and such serats the recklessncSs o. party
N ,r;,,,; ! l,., s;yh, of. am
Sp'''' '"", 90 ,,,,,,>,,,
Igaa 10 hhu ''le ""eN'''" - W '''.
is beginning to be awakened on ''tS n''H'"'o"'
subject; and well indeed is il for tie country that
: - o. II :, li,,1e while We s}oull be in the
..; a., c,l,;ror yeas when, after
sumo ''''''''' ,;,,,d
fWNer ~" 'o"S "'F' -
down by lhtllpuuahS.
| am ultra in my vicNs IL relation 70 '"'''S '''''
~. would ,enca, the present naturaliz ii N
s,o, = o,,, f. ;he ,nlux
l'"s' o"' "o"'' I" -, ASA.
OF crime insany' an" "'S'"S'' ''"' :
waited to our shores, from the ? '"ons ana poor
houscs of Europe. Ifiureigners are 10 wcnd their
way TO THIS country, let them a, least be persons
of ;ntall;ronoa ,,or,l .bara,tar ,nl industrious
!, :, ;.,: ! ,
'''0''s' S"''. - ~ '"l'"o'' =
blessings OF our FORM o! H"Fe'"'"'"''--n'! ''e
diseased, the liilerate, vulgar and 'lcIonS herd,
which are now every where seen in this A,ppy
,
o'''''''ns VA w. w "'"' w l'"'''' ''''''S
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

va At r BRUINS Universal Geography, or descrip
~ 81 AL parts OF the world, according to the great ma
ra DIVISION OF the globe accompanied with analytical
synoptIcal and elementary tables, in vols Price 81
For sale at ". M MORRISON'S book and Stationery
ole, I doois west oil Browns Hotel. mar z
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AN ACT authorizing the graduating and paving Of tn

AN ACT authorizing the graduating and paving Of the
alley in square tour hundred and three
BE enUced &c That, Tor the purpose of grading and
paving with stone the alley square No I03, the SUN
Of hundred and sixty seven dollars, much
thereof may be necessary, be, and the is hereby
appropriated out of the funds Of the Third Ward not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec 2 .3ad be enucted That the Commissioner of the
IErd Ward shall the OF one hundred and
sixty dollars, much thereof may be ucc
essary to make the above meti ned improvement, in
just proportions on the property situated sid alley,
and shall make due retrn 10 The Register OF sad
ment and it shall be the duty OF the Register furnish
the Col ecor OF taxes with copy OF said assessment,
Whose duty It sia b. TO collect the the manner
prescribed BY law for The collection taxss or real and
personal property.
Approved, July 20, 1910.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

/ UNIVERSAL HISTORY. by Tyler, in six small VOL
y umes, running IRON the Creation of the world down
10 1870 forming part of Elarpers Family Library is
lnSt published and Tor sale by W. NJ MORRISON,
mar ii doors west OF Browns Hotel
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AYNE'S EXPECTOi AM "A fresh supply Oft this
~ justly celebrated remedy for coughs, colds, asthlnas
&c. Just received, direct from the proprietor, at
apll TOuD'S Drug Store.
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WlsuINGTUN CORPORATION.


- ~, q N
|
i p,, ,,,
,,, ,'. = ,l,n
N =
iesrAi; Mess. Gai>borough (Pr"S'dcnt Barclay,
lat4o'F htk>ooa. G'Aoa, tiodu"id, Brent, SaFoeIy,
Bray, Clarke, love, md Ndys!a!i
! communication was received rc'n the Mayor in re-
ld'!ol - INC Icc' ana alsos5ilea1 81 lne moneys ol
lhe lol l'l ,hon Wiich having been read,
II I"ihgi3 s&ed "nn obtained IcaNe 10 pHnS IN
OIL eh'ii'ed " Al act authorizing III" Mayor 10 make inc
WIoia'oh '"h1o'der IA Inc BaIk OF Washington
ad 70 ceSe Tie accounts o. the Corporation 10 De re-
neWed ald Kept ttereln formerly !" Which bill was
reai lore" titnns AID passed.
Ar Clarke, iron the Committee Oh tie lluin, made
report o. the NUMBER OF peisoh' received at lc Asy-
lam DUNG the las mouta Win vas iead and IA Oh
tht liable.
The bill from lie bc.rd OF Common Council making
az rolratons 10 teraY TIE general expenses OF lie Cor
pOIduon Tor the ytar ending 31lh Junr 1871 was taken
up twice read, and referred TO Messs Brady. Randolph
aud Barclay.
! Mr. Brady presented 4 petition OF Jasper Dutlon-
winch was referred 10 the Committee OF Claims
| MI. Brady lhtojuced = AN act fixing The compeusa-
ton Of mrn4berol the Council whicn was t"'ce read,
and referred 10 IrsrS Brady, Randolph and Barclay
lie hl'i ron the Board OF Coinmon Council Haklng
appropriation ter casual repairs Of streets, alleys, &C.
ANA ioi the lciAsva of nulstncrs, taken ny, twice
read. am! referred 10 the Conmu"e on improvements
me bili roH me Board OF ltmEon touHcll making
appropriation Tor The purp s. 81 completing the gravel.
i!hS Of west Oh street " taken up, t"ce cd, and
referred to the Committee on improvements.
The bill from tue Board OF Common Council making
an appropriation for grading and gtavr!ng north 4 street
beN cen 9TH ad 7th streets west" taken up, twice
lead, and rcirrrd 10 tie Committee improvements.
The lii from the Board OF Common Council : for
constructs & gravel oowPy IT the 81 and 9th Wards"
was taken up, twice read and referred 10 the Comuttee
on improvements.
Fhe resolution from the Board Of Cormon Council re-
spectng renewal OF the charter Of the city was taken
up. twice lead, att amended; and was then read the
tmrd time amended, and then, on action ordered
t. re Oh The table.
M .J.,,1, ~
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CoLLEcroRs OFFICE, Cry HALL, JUNE 10, 1910
v Office TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
~ In coniormtyto law, notice is hereby given that
all property upon which arearages of taxes remain
due at the expiration Of sixty days from the date hereof
vi" be subject TO be levied upon and sold satisfy the
demand tor such arrearagcs. A. ROCKWELL,
July Collector
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E'HE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB-to which are
prehNed his Letters and Sketch of his Life, by
Thomas Noon Ialfoure, one Of his executors in vols
IS for sale by w. M. MORRISON
hlar ~ doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

A SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actually
"a played by Philaioi and his coutemporares-Now
inst published from the original manuscripts with notes
and adtions by George Walker Tor sale at the Book
ana stationary Store of. w. NJ MORRISON
Mar doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-08

RURKITT'S NOTES ON THE NEW TESTAMENT
- Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ wherein the
sacred texts at large recited The whole designed TO
encourage the reading Of the Scriptures in private
l'l"s and reader the daily pcrusa OF the profitable
u delightful; by William Burkitt, NJ. A. late vicar and
lecturer OF Dedha in Essex, in Volumes Tor sale by
w. M MORRISON
April p doors west Of Browns Hotel
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AN ACT authorizing the II. one to be set, and the
oowal paved. on the side OF Eigntii street west,
between Ii ana streets north
BE 1t euucied sc. That 'iayor be- and he is here
b.. authorized aud required to cause ma cGrb.sio"e TO be
set, and the iooway to be paved, on the west side OF
+ gll ct west, between and streets North, and
for the purpose OF deayIng the expense thereof TAX
OF three dollars per iroD foot, much thereof as may
be necessary be, and the is hereby, imposed and
assessed tie property adjoining and fronting on The
west side of Eighth street west. between and stree 5
north The curb stones to be st and the oot"ay paved,
ehS authorized and required, shah bs done 5eeaby
the .. The lorh ii april, Ell htaen hunlfcl ana
twenty nine, concerning paved iootHays.
Approved, July %, 1910
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CITY ORDIN A y & l. S

AN ACT making appropriation for the repair OF the
rooms in the City H j. lately occupied by the 7 tent
Office and for other purposes.
Eeu eaoced By the B9md of4ldermen md the Board q
Coamon Council Of the CWg Of Fastinsio". That, for
he purpose Of repairing and putting IN good and CON.
p"tc order thu late occupied by tie Patent OF.
fee the Of hundred and nifty dollars, or SO nue.
thereof may be Necessary le and c same IS hereby
appropriated, OUT "i t general fund, IN" same TO be
exprtd-d under the dir ectoa Of the Mayor.
Sec ? Ind be enaclei, That the Mayor be, and h
is hereby authorized to remove permanently the Mayors
office with all the branches thereof, to the rooms orlgi
nally occupied by said office and that, for tn" fitting 81:
the same hrsum Of one hundred and City dollars, 50
much thereof may be necessary, be- and the same IS
hereby appropriated ut Of tie general fund, TO be eH
pended untcr tn" direction OF The Mayor,
Sec ). And be ii enacted, That the Mayor be- and
he is hereby authorized 10 appropriate suitable room
in the City Hail for the OF the Board Of Health and
TO rent all tin in the ''y itall together
with thu large Council Chamber upon TAR and eqni'a
BIZ rms and that nd pn's b. Goa ,"rd 'n deposttd
as in sinit4r cases rs, uolore provd =! by law.
EDN HAALY,
President of the BoarL Of Common Council.
Oh W GNLDSBORDUGH.
! President Of he Board Of .1ldermn.
Approved, July 30 1910.
w. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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= X r 4 X = r 4 =. + 4 X y 4 4 x \ =
COOpeF's compound aromatic COnRllOH

6tOOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
" FICTION pleasant certain, safe, and effaet
al remedy for GonorGa and elect This elegant predc
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues OF Basom
Copaiya and Cubebs separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties, COM
bned with the compound extract of Sarsapanla, with
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and as II combines the medicinal properties Of Sarsa-
panla, punfes the blood, and removes in few days
very vesuge OF the disease. 1t is particularly
mended in obstinate cases where all other remed
have ailsd The CONNECTION is put up ia neat tin boz
es, with full direetons-each box containing suficen.
TO effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold By :. s. HANCE, corner Pratt s. Charles sti.,
]. Fl. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and
O. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town.
Price 81 per box
ap Is dlY.
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r Oss OF TEETH SUPPLIED.-rLs bes
Il artificial teeth manufactured in this city inser
ted at No. Sharp street, on lower terms than a
any other Office, and on the most elega mt a n
natural manner-The advertiser has for IS
years past been constantly engaged in construct
ting for other dentists most difficult cases OF
teeth, and trusting to his own ingenuity and
mechanical skill, he challenges any one in the
CITY to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his either as single teeth, partial orcomplete sets,
with without artificial gums, in point of
proach to natural teeth. Complete sets fixed by
atmospheric pressure at half the charges made
by other dentists, and warranted ON way infe-
rior to any in the profession.
J. II. WILCOX M. d.
ap24 and Dental Surgeon, Z sharp st.
UNION Bank OF MIR YL.aND,(
May 49, lao.
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EBY order of the commissioners of insovent debt
HB ors for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of VALENTINE DUFF,
an nsovent debtor, that personal discharge hath be
en- granted to the said debtor and TINT the said credit
required attend at he Office of the said com
missoners in the court house, i'll the city of Baltimore
the 9TH day of May next, a 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon and nominate trustee or trustees to be appoint
ed for their benefit; and to give all the information in
their possession to the said commissions to enable
them report TO Baltimore county court, agreeably to
an of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881
entitled Gan act relating TO msolvent debtors;' and
that the Sd day of July next, hath been fixed for the
final hearing in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 9Th day Of March, in the year 1870
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