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A SIGN NOT TO BE MISTAKEN.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives
of Pennsylvania has conntermanded the order
for special elections for members Of the legsla
ture in Chester and Susqnehanna countess
which were to have taken place June 18th.
This is what we have been expecting. We
have not supposed that the Locofocos would al
low any more elections to take place in Pennsyl
vania since the astounding intelligence from
Bedford county reached them Both Chester
and Susquehanna counties were locofoco-the
former lost fall by 1000 majority-the latter by
500. Had the elections which were ordered
been allowed TO go on, the HARRISON Democrats
would have trinmphed spendidIy in both. In
Chester the Wings held convention on the 9h
to nominote u candidate, and there were more
than EIGHT THOUSAND people present. On the
following day, the Locofoco convention assem-
bed and adjourned aoitltoH daring to make o.
nominations, 1t resolved not to fight, hut to sur
render at discretion, foreseeing the doom which
inevitably awaited its party The Speaker OF
the House came opportunely to the aid of The
party, and countermanded the election. Verify,
this is a sign not to be mistaken.
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wool. Washington County, Pa, has long
enjoyed high reputation for the ounntty, and
especially for the qualify of her wool
Our dealers are buying freely at IS to 81 | g
cents her III. cash; and although the prices are
low when compared with former yenrs, they are
better than Tor almost any other produce of our
iarn'ers.-W Washington County Reporter
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A DREADFUL OUrRAGE.-We are Informed,
says the Peoria Register, that four horse thieves
were captured about two weeks ago in Iowa
Territory, somewhere near Davenport, one o.
whom wasinstantly hung up to tree, where he
had remained four days, and was being consn'n
ed by carron; another was shot, and the other
two nmtilated and set at liberty We have
heard no further particulars and trust, tor the
honor of the far west, that the story is exaggera
tpd
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INTEREST," NC INCIDENT Last Tuesday in the
grove near the residence OF SAMUEL Lowell,
Esq of this village, singular looking pigeon
was discovered, having white pIfce OF paper
fastened to his neck. Mr.. l.. was induced by
curiosity to shoot the pigeon, AMI IT WIS fouid
,ha, he 'brouo ht with hin, letter containing the
words L" Rocky Mountains, May 8. ls40." An
officer of the army who had been in that region
said he must have come from where The letter
was dated PtatSb,ig Whig
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-23

FATAL DUEL IN TEXAS. We learn verbally
that Col Lysander Wells, ofthe Texan army
native of Mddlelown, where his widowed
mother and sister des, recently tell IN nu ,
el, MORALLY wounded, having instantly killed
his antagonist, Captain Read, who, it is SAID,
spent some time last year in this city. Tbe e.
vent is to painful for remark; and it is unneces'
sary, as nothing can preach n louder sermon "a
gainst the sin Of eluelIing, which has thus over
wheImed an aniable family with lnexpress'pie
sorrow, and hurried two of our tellew men SO
awfiIy into the world ofspirits.-HarJord Con
g1egdtionaList,
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% Il L. H. a MS co NFW.
FOURTH OF JULY.

The friends of Harrison and Reform in The Or
leans Senatorial District, who opposed 10 low
wages, and reduction in Tho price Of the products
OF industry: all who are opposed 10 the exirava.
gance and folly ut an imbecile and corrupt national
administrations those who are IN fl vor ola CHANGE
who would have this government administered
ny men whose capacity, patriotism and fidelity
have been again and again tried as if in FIERY fur
mace seven times heated" all such who would rise
on the lido of prosperity instead Of sinking in the
utter hoReessness ofdespair requested to meet
at lrasbd on the 4th Of July next, Mt 10 o'clock,
\ NJ. to nominate a candidate for Senator FOR this
District and to concert such measures as will tend
to reduce the wages Of Mr. Van Buren, and his sub
Office holders TO nothing, and to yield fair requi-
tai for The daily toll of honest, Industrious
and suffering people. PLAIN republican dinner
suited TO the dep' essed state of the times, will be
provided for the delega'es in log cabin style. Let
every inan who would save to himself the earnings
ofyears devote one day 7" thatXpurpose.
JOHN III. PRENTISS
THOS. MCKNIGHT
THOS. G. STEWART County
JOHN NJ. ROBINSON COMMITTEES.
JOHN II. KIMBALL,
CHESTER CARPENTER;
WIN J. HASTINGS,
June 9, 1910.
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AN INCIDENT. At the late Wing meeting in
Castleton, Mr. Wheeler, who has for several
tatve of that town, publicly renounced Van Blu
renism and pledged himself to the Ohio Far
mer. He sad--"They may call me turn coat,
or whatever else they please, but my judgment
tells me that this people cannot prosper under
the policy and measures of this administration
and will not, dare not, disregard the dictates
of my conscience. | believe General Harrison
honest, capable, faithful 10 the Constitution and
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DTvoRcEs.-A Ierter writer M New Haven,
Were the Legislature Of Connecticut is now in
session, says some gentlemen have rather iocose
~ proposed lhat the 20 nlniitee on divorces
should be authorized to continue its sittings ud
Hteram. lie seems, however, to think il unnec.
eSsdry, as tie chairman Of the committee had in
formed him that they had only Miriy cases be-
fore them
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= laeep for s. ale.

EN PADDOCK intends tn dispose of his flock
hLs of fine wooled Strep, and will sell them tn
small lots for the accommodation OF those VINO
NAV wish TO improve their 6ocks; and 1t desired
on credit of one or Two years, with good securi-
ty, payable in money or wool. ,-o.c,
ST Johnsbury June, lS40. looti ,
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THE PEOPLE MOVING; IN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE

There tremendous Harrison State Conven-
lion at Concord N. Fl. on Wednesday, last Enos
Stevens of Charestown nominated for Cover
nor, and strong ticket for electors The States
says of the procession &c 1t formed in
sections eight Deep and marching close order
extended more than omes in length and as near
as could compute he number, embraced some
what rising TEN THOUSAND Pretty well for
New Hampshire.
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GT'Tho 18th will bo celebrated very generally
this year The friends of Van Buren, last year
the example of holding political celebrations, and
this year, we perceive the friends of the ola Far
mer are going 10 initiate the example. We do not
like these political celebrations in rdinary times
but as the Vanes set the example the Harrsonians
must do the same in self defence.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-June Is.
RenOried for the Yankee Farmer

AT market, 325 Beef Cattle, IL pairs of w orking
Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves ,45o Sheep; 600 Swine.
50sBeef cattle and 300 sheep remain unsold.
PRIcEs-Bcef Cattlc-We continue quota
tons to conform to sales extra at 50, first quail
ity Ga 6 90; second G5 81 third % 5 r..
Working Oxen--A few saes-70, SO, 80, and
lis.
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18th OF JULY AT CONCORD.

The citizens of Concord are DESTROYS ofcommem
Grating the approaching anniversary Of our National
Independence in manner becoming the spirit and
principles of the Revolution Gentlemen from
abroad are respectfully invited to he present. An
Grafton appropriate to the day will be delivered by
Mr. ID. T.. Scobev of Lyndon
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~ d n n e. r..

A S spring is fast approaching, the subscriber
IA would inform the good citizens Of DanvIlle II
vicinity that he still remains at his old stand near
Palner's Mills aud that he is preparing prime
lot of
Sig w agOMs,
of various models, 10 be ready at an early day
some now ready TO run, Others are finishing,
and others are the stocks
Among the variety can he found from the real Bag
gy down to the old substantial Farmer Wdgon.
Now. Gentlemen, if you are wanting the article,
Just give me call, and you can view the timber
and work before painting;-no boys work about
them; all done in good style, and in the most
thorough workmanship manner Gentlemen calcn
lang purchase this spring will find it for their
interest to give call before purchasing else
where. GJ'Any of the above Wagons can he had
of Capt. VIM. SIAs of North Danville and VIM b.
PALMER of Glover.
W Painting amt Repairing done in good style
snd on short notice, all failure in the work or tim
Der, repaired free from expense.
HARVEY CUTLER.
DanvHle, February 22d, 1870. l48w6
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ER tAEaiC D "a e iH I'm a ".

NRS. S. HILL, and J. $. SLAS, would respect
~ fully inform the inhabitants of St, Johnsbury
and vicinity, that they have established Infrma
nv Mt the south end of ST. Johnsbury Plain, in the
building recently occupied by w. II. Boardman
a Temperance Hotel, where they will hold them
selves in readiness 10 besow that greatest of bless
ings, health, upon all those who will favor them
with call; aud TO visit those at distance who are
unable to call upon them at the lnfrnlary.
They will also keep constantly on hand an IA
which may be found Vegetable Elixir; Vegetable
Linament; Health Resrorative Dyspepsia and Wine
Bitters; Nerve, Cathnrtic, aad Bathing Drops;
Worm, Cough, Dysentery and Female Strengthen
ing Syrups; LobeIi, and Ashmaiic Tinctures;
Cholera, and Mothers Cordians; Worm, Tooth :,
Cough, Emetic, and Sweating Powders; Aromatic,
Vegetable, and Cathartic Pills. &c DC.
ST Johnsbmry PLAN, May 30, 1910. 14Sm3
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n At the State Convention at Worcester, Mass.
last week, FIFTEEN THOUSAND voters were
present. John Davis, the man who goes against
low wages, was nominated for Governor.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The advocates of RETR ENCIIMENTsan RE
FORM in the National Government,-all who are
now opposed TO those political principles and meas
which this State ALONE has ever refused to
sanction--in short the INDEPENDENT AND
are requested TO mcetin Convention at Burlington,
on Thursday, the 25th day of June next, by their
DELEGATES or by THEMSELVES, TO nomI
nate tickets for State Officers, and Presidential E
lnciors, and to concert measures for n DECISIVE
VICTORY, AND FINAL TRIUMPH, over the
most faithless 81 imbecile Administration that ever
cursed and disgraced fee people.
HARRY BRADLEY,O
MILTON BROW N,
JOHN PECK, ~.
E.P. JEWETT, o'''e ooih'''''oe
f. p. WALTON, JR
F. f MERRILL,
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rue friend TO his country. lie shall have my
cor'lihl support. "-IAIiddiebtoy PEOPLES Press
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Fourth Of JWIy.
Caledonia County NarFisOHHiaM
Celebration.

All persons friendly to the election of the Far
mer of North Bend to The Presidency, and of
celebrating the memorable and consecraied day IN
n manner calculated TO Promote the cause OF Free
dom. and to render permanent that Liberty
and IndepeDdence which fathers achieved for
us.both old and young-are invited to meet at
Lyndon Centre July A, at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, 10
mite in commemoration Of the day.
Revolutionary and soldiers of the last War are
particularly invited to attend.
Ample preparations will be made for the accom-
mediation of Ladies, who respectfully invited
To join in the festivities of the day
Political topics will be discussed, and all disposed
TO listen are invited to be present.
A J. WILLARD, !
SILAS HOUGHTON,
WELCOME BEMIS,
N. III, FLETCHER,
PHILIP GOSS, ; Local Committee
LID. IDE, of ARRANGEMENTS
ADRIAN SMITH, JR., " ''' s''''''
W.O. FULLER,
J. ID. QUIMRY,
Tho following gentlemen have been appointed a
general eesnm;ttos of arrangements secure the at
tendance of friends in the several towns
Sutton Stephen w Wiley, David Powers
Wheelock-Carley Gerold, Samuel ID GRAY S.
iBrainard.
SheHield--James Townsend King Hill
sBurke-Erasus Woodruff. c Newell Lucius
S)eDlSOn.
Newark-l4owrep Sleeper, Eeazer Smith
St. Johnsbury ASA l.. French, David Chapman,
John Bacon.
Danvie-Wm Sias Henry Mattocks
Barnet--John. Parks, David Gibson William
Stewart, John Woodruff.
Peacham IS A Chandler, U w Miner, Jacob
Blanchard.
Waterford James Works, u sloddard, IT r
Fairbanks, Cutting.
Ha,dwick--B N Davis.
Walden-Jnmes u Bell
Cabot Smith r,
Ryegate-Wm Warden, Geo Covves
Groton--JOhn Darling.
Knby-Wn Goodeli, Seth Burroughs
Gen STEPHEN DOLE, Chief Marshal.
Deputy Marshas,
Capt. LAwREN GRAVES. Lyndon.
Capt. JosLPn IDE, Sheffield.
Capt. SETH CLARK, JR., Burke.
Capt. ALoNzo BEMIs, Lyndon.
c RENToN, Esq Water ford
Capt A w BURROUGHS, Kirby.
ANsEL WILCOX. Barnet
Hon. NICOLAS BAYLIES, President; Hon. B
CoNNoR, and Hon & w DENIsoN, V Presidents.
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agss8 ~ Ease@a

In Mddlehury, 18th inst. DIR II ilph Gowdy,age
80 years.
In Lyndon. I'd inst. OF IL disease the brain,
Mr. Pike Davis. aged AZ
In Walden, May 3O,h, Mary, wife of M limo
thy Sburtff, aged So
In Pencham NAV 30 Isaac. SON OF Ben amin
and Macy Woodward aged year, months
and DAYS.
In DanviIlo, 10Th, Sarah, wife of Mr. Noah West,
aUpd 50.
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AZ Asass& ia Obs

In Troy, Ohio, DR. VIM. c. NJ LEFEyRE TO Miss
MARTHA JEwETT, daughter of DIR Luther Jewett,
of his town.
In Hardwck 10Th inst. by Q. Crosby, Esq. Mr.
Samuel &. Martin OF Lisbon, N. Ii to Miss Mary
Ward. of ".
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NOTICE.

a BSCONDED from the subscriber on The 18Th
"A of June one joel Cass, town pauper, and
this is to forbid all persons harborng him on INV
account, rs shall paw no charges he may cause to
be made against me or the town of Glover.
TIMOTHY LYMAN
Glover, 10 June, 1910. l5lw3
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Essex County yNhTS COmvem-
tom.

The citizens of Essex County opposed to the
ruinons and extravagant policy of the present Ma
tional Administration-in favor of Reform Of the
abuses of the Government, and favorable TO the
election of HARRISON and TYLER, are invited
TO meet at the Congregational Meeting House in
Lunenhurgh on Tuesday the 7h OF July next at
o'clock, p. M for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Senator for said county for the
ing year
LUCIUS r. WEBB !
TITUS SMELL,
SENECA SARGENT, SCommittee
GREENLEAF WEBB,
ARCHIBALD TAGGARDJ
June 16, 1910.
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watches, Silver and Plated

silver Fhimbles, silver bowed Speo'aces and Spc
tncle Cases, silver pencil Gases, gold Beads gold
and plated guard Keys, gold Rings and Pins Rog.
ers Pocket Knives and Scissors, Rogers Superior
RaZ"rs and Razor SIrops, steel cham watch Keys,
Trimmings. DC. &c.
He will repair Watches and Clocks and warrant
them for ono year, at tho customary prices, and do
all other business pertaining to his calling.
June 1910. I5Itr
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EyHNSq.OyW yVYNUAN

SVaach Walker and We weller.
HAS opened shop ut st. Johnsbnry Plain
d where he intends carr, ing on the business of
a Jeweller, in all its branches and from his cxne
Renee aud thorough acquaintance with his business
he hopes 10 be able 10 satisfy all such ms NAV OK
tend to hun their patronage. He has supplied his
shop with an assortment Of new ewehy, among
which the following articles:
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Linme! Fresh EIipaAe {!

THNiiE subscribers have on hand for SALE a supplv
~ of Fresh LIME, and will he ready to answer
all calls for the article through the season
s. 81 l.. THAYER
St. Johnsbury, April 81, 1910 I43tf
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Id 4 i m DIS, I'D oOrs and Sass IN

nd m DIS, I'D @ or and . "a g In
ar first quality. and lnlest style, kept Constant
" ly on hand, or made to order, on re ,sonabie
terms, for cash or approved credit-bv
JAS r. RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for either of the above
articles are respectfully invited to call and see fol
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
to.
Address-JAS r. RAMSAY, st. Johnsbury
Vermont. I30v1
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- The scheme Of some of the leading, in
lrigueing Van Bureniles in this State and on
of the State, to get up third ticket in this State
is thus noticed 10y the Voice Of Freedom.
THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT
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PROCESSION OF THE YOUNG MEMS
NATIONAL CONVENTION,


To be holden on the Canton Grounds MAY 18th
1910.
The CHEF MARSHAL announces the following
as the places where the Delegations to the Con-
vention will assemble preparatory to the forma
ton Of the Procession. The several Stale Dele
cations will be formed by their respective Mar
Shals in the order in which they are here stated
eight a5rcaSt-at 8 o'clock A. M. precisely, at the
following places, viz;
|. The New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut, New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Delaware Delegations on
North Cove street-right resting on Baltimore
street.
Q. The Maryland, District of Columbia, Vir-
gnia and North Carolina Delegations on South
Cove street-right resting on Baltimore street.
3. The South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont,
Tennessee, and Kentucky Delegations on North
Pine Street-right resting on Baltimore street.
4. The Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana and MisSis-
sippi Delegations on North Pearl sreet-rght
resting on Baltimore street.
5. The Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri,
Michigan and Arkansas Delegations on North
Greene street-right resting on Baltimore street.
6. The Tippecanoe Clubs, Nos. |, 2, 3, d, 5, 6,
and the several German Tippecanoe Clubs,
on North Paca street, right resting on Baltimore
street.
7. The Tippecanoe Clubs, Nos 7, 8, 8, 10, IL,
IL, on South Paca street, right resting on Balti-
more street.
s. The President and Officers ofthe Baltimore
city Delegatons-the members of the Sub
committee of arran2ements-the invited guests
the Harrison Convention of Baltimore city,
and the Central committee on Baltimore street,
right resting on Cove street, extending westward
y
.. Such citizens as wish to unite in the Pro
eession, will Join the clubs of their respective
wards, and citizens ofoher States wishing to do
So will unite with their State delegations.
10, Ii is urged upon all to be punctua in as
semblng at 8 o'clock, SO as to enable the Process
sion to move at the appointed hour.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
MUSIC.
l. President and Officers of the Baltimore Citv
observation-disclosures of arrangements
invited gueSts-the Harrison convention and
central committee.
q New Hampshire Delegation.
j. Massachusetts, do.
4. Rhode Island, do.
5. Connecticut, do.
6. New York Delegation.
7. New Jersey, do.
s. Pennsylvania, do.
.. Delaware, do.
NtL MUSIC.
10. Maryland Delegation.
II. District ofColumbia Delegation.
IL. Virginia, do
IL. North Carolina. do
MUSIC. a,av.rt
IA. South Carolina Delegation.
Is. Georgia, do.
16. Vermont, do. ts4o
II. Tennessee, do. ,s
Is. Kentucky, do.
iaia .' MUSIC,
10. Ohio Delegation
20. Louisiana, do.
81. Indiana, ~ do.
22- Mississippi, do:
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS,

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
s. ? ICARDS, BELTS Il 60. leJ BALTIMORE
REET just receiving per Leila, and by purchase
III this country, handsome assortment of sprng DRY
GOODS which point Of style, viii compete with any other
in the city. II comprises the following.
PRINTS, otIew and beautiful styles,
Plaid and striped Embrnider. MUSLINS
Printed Lawn aud JACONETS
Cambrlcs Swi.s, Null, Jaeoiets and In ia Lawn
Alpaca Persian. aud Saxouy CLOTHS
D'Orsay, Russell and ot,cr Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy Bieached and Brown LINEN Drill
Ling
Black and White GINGHAAfS
Irish LINENS Holland SiLESlAS
Apron Checks, Marine SHiR1INGS
Brown lri.h Linens, BURR APS, &c. &c.
We will sell the above very low terms for cash,
punctual dealers. ap 10 DIR
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ga IOUTR WITHOUT TEEIH Is MOUTH
WITHOUT -CHARMS.,, e

EN III. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, ". w. Cor
II Charles aid FJette would call the at enton
Of the public, to the of the TEETH Billions
Teeth prenaurey lost which might be preserved BY
timely judcious treames those, therefore, who value
the preservation ofthsr Teeth will please give him. call as
we'll hose who my require artificial inserted and he
perform his operations the aatisfacop of
hose who may honor him with hsir patronage ap9 2aw
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PAINTING AND AtAhNlNC1.
FYNHE subscriber would inform the pubic that he prrpar
"a ed do kind of Japanuing, House, Sign Fancy
FaiHting. Flags, Banners, Aprons, Devices, Sc,
done with neatness and despatch, at his establish
ment in German st., east of Eutaw, on truly accom-
modating terms, for cash down.
APP 20 4tE f. THERSTON.
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Corner Of EutdC and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patTone
II this establishment, their friends and the public genet
ay that they have associated themselves together for
purpose OF conducting the same The EUTAN HOUSE
was completed and first opened in 1885, which time
furnished throughout i'll te very best manner and without
regard to The cOmfuu aud interior
arrangements its high and airy location combine render it
prOverbialy pleasant and healthy. 1t plculay well a
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and AIDES
having great number of Private Parnur LADIES' Ordinary
and splendid Drawing Room with private Bal
timne street. In respect the Eutaw House is second
to in the United States and is intent aud firm
determination OF the proprPtnrs, TO spare ions
promote the comfort and qualification their paOAs and at
TdTes at which he taken The stock of
HYMNS and LIQ UOI6S hand has been mostly imported
expressly for tie OF this establishment selected
the private stocks of the celebrated
ofthe city. The B.7TIiS attached house in
complete order, and open all times for the of the
guests.
ASAUFI UITSSEY
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AsAHEL HUSsEY.

ENOh sALEi-Ihr subscriber VIII sen private sale,
a helOr ana DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied By
HIM Mount Vernon Place, the Washing Monument
The OF is about 80 feet front by 100 deep. The Hogse is
lage cOnss ing of basement aud stories, having
floor, the first two 90 feet b. S aud the ra Ii by 49, II
has good bath house and every convenience for the
datun ola family Possession viii be give Immediately. For
tcrms Of sale apply 10 the SUBSCRIBER
Persons derous purchase may any time inspect the
premises. J. ?. KENNEDY.
anQ
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"A EOAhECAISG observation-disclosures FOR
IN SALE-Tha Handsomely fitted and elIg,hy situated
store, at the N E. corner of Baltimore and Eutaw
ss, will be disposed ION very liberal terms, Gfsoon
applied for) To we'll conversant with the apoth-
ecary and minera-water business an opportunity is
offered seldom to be met with from its proximi-
ty to the Eutaw house, Globe and Wheatfeld Inns,
and the patronage it already receives renders it
of the most desirable situations in Baltimore. En-
quire at this office. ap21 eod4t~