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q GOOD cur on COFFEE.

TENHOSE who fond of good cup Of Coffee,
= requested to try the Patent Coffee Cleaner,
article which has been in general in of the
Northern cities for years past, and has given most
general satisfaction to all who have used it; besides,
economical than any thing heretofore used, and
more handy to use-price l24 cents a box, for sale
wholesale and retail, by
VIM. J. VAN NESS, Grocer,
Centre Market Space.
del5 M&V2w
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VHVO THE MISUNDERSTANDING
III cants for the insovent Laws Of the State Of Mary
land can have their papers correctly drawn up and en-
reasonable terms, by applying TO l.. r. SCOTTI'S Gen
eral Intelligence and Agency Office No. West Fayeite
street, basement story 3andIa's City Hotel e2
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IRTANTED TO PURCHASE TMMEDT-

w ATELY, black girl, from II TO Is years of
age, slave for ife for gentleman. Family leaving
this city for Virginia. She will have good home and
will be well treated and fair cash price will be gVen
on application to LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Slave
Agency ana Intelligence Office, old establishment No.
nOI9
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sASSAGE EIGOM ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND.
~ Persons in this country deSirous Of securing
&FLN Passage for their friends from ENGLAND
s1iae@z- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
aying to the subscriber first class ships, TO sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW YORK. or
PHILADELPHIA, every month ia the year. IerEf
liberal and accommodating.
THOS. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
@z-LETrERg from the Country (post pad0 viii be
answered by return of maitland DRAFTS FOR small
sums of money for the accommodation OF passengers
,an be had as above payable without discount
mission.
BALTIMORE, LIST July, 1870. cod
{dy-Editors throughout the Country, friendly to the
lRfsH and the cause OF Emigration Will infer favor
" giving The above advertisement a few Insertions
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
THNHE subscriber would Inform the public that ne
IL hag been able TO test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public believing that they will fully tie expec.
aton and wishes of the purchasers he thinks that they
will be found equal if not superior TO any Machines 70
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong
and is believed to be veryduable calculated be work
cd by four horses
He has also ON hand other Herse powers and Thresl-
ag Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for The sale of Mr. Urnuy's Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines those preerring these
Machines procure them by calling at his farmers
Repository in Pratt street,
~ ] S. EASTMAN
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FuyHE INTEREST OF ALL. person wish
u ing % purchase Beds, Belstsrs Pillows Mattresses
Cots, omfors, &s., will find it greatly 70 their interes
TO call stthe Bedding Marts, N. w. and 8. w corners
zsst extensive ssssrtmeztia the onion, which VIII be
en- the most reasonable TERMS VI du
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J. s EASTMAN
So Pratt ST., between Charles & Hanover 81

TWyHE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
n RELIGIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by ROB-
ERr ]. BRECKINRIDsE and ANDREW b. CRoss.-Janu-
AIRY, le4l. CONTENTS;
1-Speech of Robert Breckenridge, delivered in the
Court House yard at Lexington, KY, on the 18th
day of October, 1910. In reply TO the 'Speesh
ofRObeu Wcklife, delivered in the Courthouse
in Lexington, on the 10Th day of August, 1910,
upon the occasion of resigning his seat as Sena-
tor from the county of Fayette." And defence
Of his personal character, his political principles,
and hIs religious connexions. More particularly
in regard to the questions of the power Of the le
gislaIure on the subject of Slavery, of III Impor
tation of Slaves, of Abolitonism, of British Infiu-
ence, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.-Molinism, No. |.
3-Margart8 ROmane.-The First Dive.
4-Revouton in the Maryland Hospital-PrSgress
in Public Sentiment.
S-The Gospel Mystery of Sancnheaton, by Rev
VIM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VII.
7-Notices Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters,
&c. &e.
Subscriptions received and single numbers sold by
DAVID OWEN SON,
Cav
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
RLOuGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &C.

EVANS PATENT SELE-SHARPENIN0
PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, sc.
HEJHE subscriber il now manufacturing G. X o
u EVANS reverse point, or selfsharpenng PLoUGHs;
each share (of from has two points; and by reVers
ing, upon the principle Of sefsharpeng, and there
fore economy in using. These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms, be had in this city; together with my
tensiye of ether make OF poughs and agcul
tursl implements generally
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
Dies with Waldron's and Grifn's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES ef Waldron's Grifin's, and Ameri-
can manufacture; Scythe Snauhes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, sc. sc.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles TO call
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
j. EASTMAN
9E &
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10y ayoung man from the Northern States Book
- Keeper assistant Clerk in wholesal or retail
grocery -four commission store, any other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful TO
his employer The very best of references will be
in regard 10 character, &c Apply to
LEWIS F SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
No2 West Fayette street, basement of Barnum's City
Hotel. 80
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NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

TREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
u BELLE Fl. RICHARDSON has hasd
large Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
is now selling off at very reduced prices As the
son is advancing he will offer his well selected stock
at prices which cannot fail 10 please.
On hand Cloths, fall shades and qualities from 10
SO; Plain and Diamond Beaver Cloths Fushings, &c;
Fancy Cassmeres, Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, Flan-
nels, Blankets, Canton FlanRes, Ticking, large
of English, French and German Merinos, Ves-
tings Domestic Goods, black ground Cacos; Broche,
Menno, Thibet Wool and silk Shawls; Mouseiine de
Lame; figured and plain Silks and Satins BOmbaxnes
Cloves Hosiery; nboed Merino Shirts, Linen Cambria
Handkerchief Irish Linens with many other goods
all of which will be sold low. Call and see.
BEALE H. RICHARDSON,
nix No I6S and ia RaItip,ora Of naar Ch.rIa. =,
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NEWLY INSPECTED HERRTNGs-3O0
In barrels susquehanna Herrngs, of very superior
ualiy, now inspecting, for sale low from the wharf.
SELLMAN s. CROOK,
dI Corner of South & Pratt streets.
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zAT ANTED, Immediately, for gentleman IN this
w city, Negrs Man, slave for lie, between 20
and 30 years DID, to take of horse and act as wal
ter. For of good character, the highest price will
be paid in cash. Apply at L +. SCOTTIS Once, No.
9 Fayette ST., under Banum's. no 30
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TUVHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore County, letters testaiJsiary with the will
annexed, on the estate of ELIZABETH HALL, late
of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said duceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber
on or before the 9th day of May, 64-hey may other
wse by law, be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 27th day Of Nov. 1910.
SARAH e. PATTERSON, Exrx.
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BUNCH MUSCATEL RAIsINS.-The sub
Id scnber has just received lot of BUNCH MUS
CATEL RAISINS, which she will dispose sfin lots to
they cpn be obtained in this city. She has also on
hand, CU RRANTS, CANDIES, LEMONS, NUTS, &c.
&C. The public respectfully invited TO give her .
call al the well known stand OF her late husband,
Of Baltimore street and Market Spac..
dl4 CATHARINE KENNEDY.
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NRRTNTING PAPERs-Double Super Royal,
u Double Royal, Double Medium, Super Royal, Roy
al Medium and Deny-for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
dl7 South Charles ct.
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SUPER BLACK DIAMOND BEAVER
y CLOTH-Rcceived,t this day, Super Black Da-
mond Beaver Cloths super extra blue Diamond and
Paih, Diamond and Fancy CassimeIcs; assorted heavy
black and blue black Genoa Velvets, Merinos, Cash
mere and Valencia Vestings, &c. at
BEALs II. RICHARDSON'S,
dS 1855 and I73 Baltimore ST. near Charles
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EKTANTED.-A situation as Barkeeper, or clerk
w III Grocery Store, by young man from The
North; would be willing enter into any respectable
BUSINESS and would have no objections going South
u West, but would rather stayn this city note ad
dressed TO Ward, left at the office I'll the Pilot Rnd
Transcript, will meet with prompt attention.
do <
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WANTED.

EUANTED, by a eolored man, situation as
w eoachnan or waiter. He has beeu accustomed
to horses, and produce tho best recommendations
Apply al l.. F. SCOTTI'S Office. No. West Fayette
.IIeei de 81
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WILLIAM LUSBY. MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 7 South stTest, Is Doors from Baltimore ETeet.J
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public, that he has received by the late arrivals
handsome assortment of goods; together with his for
uer stock will make his assortment complete, which
he is prepared make up to order in the most approx
ed style on the most reasonable terms and al the short
est neuce He returns his sincere thanks TO his friends
und the public for their liberal patronage and
them that no exertion his part will be spared give
eneraI satisfaction. nov 80 dat
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VANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sup
Y ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust received by G. K. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
nd High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC L0ZENGES,
excellent article for Coughs and sorness oil tile
Breast.
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NJEWLY INSPECTED HERRINGS.-5O0 barrel
In susquehanna Herrings, OF superior quality now in
speeding. For sale low from the wharf.
SELLMAN q CROOK,
corner of South & Pratt SITS.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
CHAPTER Xxx

Mr.. Dennis having despatched this piece OF
business withou, any personal hurt or inconve-
nicnce. a.d having retired int the tranquil re-
speciality of private life, resolved soace him
self with half an h3ur or ef female society. With
th, auIiabe purpose in bis tsnd, he bent hi. steps
toward the house where Dolly and Miss Haredale
we're still confaed, and whittier Miss VI ggs had
also been removed By order of Mr.. Simon Inp-
pertit.
As he walked along the streets with hi' leather
gloves clasped behind nal, an hi. face indicative
OF cheerful thought and pleasant calculation, Mr.
Dennis might have been likened unto farmer ru-
minating among his crops, and enjoying by antci
patton the bounliful git- of Providence. Look
where he would, some heap of ruins afforded him
rich promise of working off; the waole town ap-
peared to have been ploughed and sown. and nul-
tured by most genial weather; and good harvest
was at hand.
Having taken up arms and resorted to deeds Of
violence, with the great main object of preserving
the Old Bailey in all its purity, and the sao"s IN
all lis pristine usefulness and moral grandeur it
would be going too far TO assert thar Mr.. Dennis
mad ever distinctly contemplated and fore,een this
happy state OF things. He rather looned gPon 1t
as one OF those most beautiful d,pensa,ious winch
are nscrutabiy brought abou; for the behoof AID
advantage OF good men. He feli it were, per
sonally referred to- in this prosperous rPening for
the gIhbet and had never considered himself 50
much the pet AID favorte child of Destiny or loved
that lady 50 well .r with such calm and yirtuous
reliance, in ali his lie.
As 10 being taken up himself, as rioter, and
punished WIKI the rest, Mr.. Dennis dismissed that
possibility from his thoughts as an idle chimera;
arguing tina, the line Of conduc; he had adopted
Newga,e, and the service he had rendered that
day. would be more than Of against any evil
dence which might identify him as member OF
the crowd: thar any charge OF comp.nionship that
might be made against hn BY those who were
themselves il danger, wauld certainly 90 for
noush: and that ii any trivial indiscre;ion on hs
part should unluckiiy come out the uncommsn
usefulness of his Office at present and The great
demand for the exercise Of lis fractions would
certainly cause il to be winked at, and passed
over. In word he had played his cards through
eut, wi,h great care; had changed side, at the
very nick OF tsnc; had delivered up two OF the
most notorious rioters, and distinguished elon 10
boot; and quite al his ease.
SaTng-fcr there is reservation; and even
M'- Dennis wa. not perfectly hapPy-saving for
one circumstance; to vii, The forcble detention OF
Dolly and Miss Haredale, in house almost al
joining his own. Thi. was stumbling block, for
II they were discovered and released, they could,
by the testimony they had ii in their power TO give,
place him in situation ofgreat Jeopardy and 10 set
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
FOR Z 4 Il |. o RS.
reTrS,. 5.aUEATnHss sT5VES.-rt

I most de.!rsbe Stoves for warning Churches, DNeI
ipgs, Stores Offices. Ste inboa, and Ship tshys en- ss
procured OF the sab cnbers only. Aho,
DRUMS Of Russia iron. for pari''s, halls or store,
These save fuel being placed either heat cooks;
MOTIFS WOOD COOK STOVEs-Coeb'aiel a, su
ing very superior rol.tisg and baking ovens-bong MA
tho greatest facility capable of boliHg bfog roasu'l
and king II oncr tnmlues who hsvs used this on,
giv, it their i1o.r unqualified appreciation. -Four 'la
from si2 30 to SIS.
Rn.i, and English ron Pipe, tin tubes for doors,
be sab. Hac -iaors, coal carriers wan various SIT
ces u-ed by iir trade ijrEishe: reasonable terI
stove, { Almost ary pattern repaired and put up;
workn3gGsa mlrncr-
MOTIFS StRACENIC CRATE. for parlors or h.
ment r00ms gyia. much nor; heat thtn cOmmon rt,
with much less fuel. SHEPARD & Co,
Successors 10 -tratlop & Seym0u'J
go tu' 2iI Watsr.stss
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
PEOPLE,N LINE FOE ALEAN
PEOPLES LINE EssV.a NEw-YORA
s..:ssz2MazzzEAS1'ON. P. 49, 49,

Trough IN hours Faro only 81. --
Leave pier No N. K, Battery Place. at II O'Clock,
~. daily, Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella
Water Witch 10 Elizabatap0r then 10 take the Of
the E. ToSn and Someryie Railroad to BouGIorook
leaving only 80 miles b. coaches making by far the
pleasant and expeditions Easton For seats APP
ply A. D. Hope, 70 Cour!lsrdt It. board A d
Hope viii accompany the passengers Bound Brook and
render all assistance necessary.
n. &. This the or line sha; arrives IN Easton before
night Returning tbs linS arrives in New York hal
past IL o'clock 81. two hours Ia advance OF the
derii express. mail Inc wa y Brunswcs)
II The Express Line ;hei advertisement calls This
Line Il hunbug 10 prOre what say, give notice
that passengers can ,ye their refunded By
Agent. EastoG NewYok, II they do not arrive
at hpth places earlier than by the Express M4i Line
nnM.bGg no hl.lhng. III 1u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
zoe ss1REyysHUR>
II. WE'LL & CO,s. LIME

- ca p FOR NEWBURGH LANDING At
tszSsSrNR 'CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT & COLD
SPRINGS The steamboat HIGHLAN-
DER Captain Robert Wsrdrop, will leave the foot Of
" Ar'sn'street New-Y.rk every Monday Thursisy, ana
Saturday afternoon. al o'clock
Returning, the HIGHLANDER will leave Eewbgrgb
ogery dontay Dioraiug o'clock, and Tuesday AID
Friday afternoon az o'clock
For freight passage apply to the Captain board.
n bah baggage and feigh; Of every description ard
os o. peci put board this boat be at the
OF the owner, thereof unless bill Of ladiag receipt
,gned for the same. iva
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
T r Av ELM G
= con sNEw-y0RA,A AL RANX AND
Sv.EE.Ssz--,11 TROY STEAMBOAT LINE for Albany
1-2zzzs<er1z5zzz- from t,e foa, of Barciay-strcCL

SczssszzSS~xs7 TROY STEAMBoAI LINE Tor hIoonS'
@.aesss11z111-A- from the foo; of Barclay
The Line discontinued for the season
Frou, the foe OF Corsinnit-strcef.
Direct wihoat landing.
The De WITT CLINTON, Friday sflerROon, at
o'clock.
NoricE.-All Goods, Freight Baggage Bank Bills Spe-
cie any other Kind offrsPerty taken shipped or ut
Oh board the Of Line must be at the risk oil me
owners Of sHch Goods, Freight, Baggage sc. NIL
PEOPLES LINE FOE ALBAN
:. 80 - AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES,
s=EA-=--5 at ; o'clock p NJ, from the Pier between
1fss,@c~s'T1zs-- Csurand ard Liberty streets
The commodous steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt
t. w Bralnard leaves as above Friday afternoon Al
. o'clock.
The NORTH AMERICA Capt 81. II. TruesteiI leaves
as above u s p. NJ on ThGr-dsy and Saturday.
The ROCHESTER, Capt. A p. ii. john leaves as
abs We direct for Albany Thursday and Saturday after
moons at & o'clock.
u The above boats are and substantial fu nished
with elegant State Rooms, and for speel and accommo-
,.aiiors are nnriyaled III, HUDSON.
For Passage CT Freight apply 10 r. c. SCHULTZ. al
the Office on the Wharf On board. M
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

LNl3zE:a NOVELTY C6DE< STOVE
4 Fnr c oai 81 %oGi--A rcv patent VIII NOR u
portant Improvements Tor culinary rurposes than s'
ever been made before Is allowed by the very BIZ
judges IL may be examined here they are sold sic1
sale aud retail a; FISK STOVE ESTABLISHMENT No ~
Water ST. 2Hi DOOR fpD Fulton 81. BoiHr baking reA
lag frying, &c. may b. all conducted At once without 81
tcnorotlon greater and with less fuel hsl ;"
hefoss been accomplished. The Is heated 'sl
bew 2Encipe making il equal u the best brick oTeaN
baking ~ th0ut my change OF drait except during ~
tam i ready for baking "hile any all OF tise
cooking process fha Top Of the atose Is Of ls'sm
face ami = disdcf by patent plates into four boiling pup
Of equal 5'ze or t!!Fsa to adnit oHe large oval "N
changed from right and elt 10 forward and back, as "
be required q. oO.ng, winch ~ the nedium sized s"'
such ~ used N Ordinary sl2edemcs contains w
Of water together with srqallcr boilers and steamers
vegetable. twill aiGo admit srse wash boe's as Az
Or hN taking % he ccnlra plate vii admir- boiler o.
hegf, w!ich sill hold 80 gallons. equal 10 II Do
and with .h- addition 81 wood viii boil or ~
70 biol, 81 -eta5les This boiler will be found 80
iG heating wa,cr for bathing extensive washing, scas
pigs eic without any extra expense oiilel or s;zs o.
stove. 1t Is Unnecessary 90 lDto al ~ merits ID
animation egcry one III that Eyr compacine'
utv II st4ds alone unparalleled and profcious N e'
respecL FISh's STOVE ESTABLISHMENT,
209 Water s;, n
n B-all kinds Of stoves, Copper, Tia, and shssh'
Ware consiaatiy on LsBG and for sale reasonable.
a. "a f-..
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

Of the r., ahc.l'9 tic 1oor' aFe sUu' OF t. T1
lsrs h., TO warn o. dry the feet on when cold or Damp
r. CONSTRUCT a wiki, radiator and cold air chls
Der. in more coade1.c! form Aau any now IN use ih''H
h. ,ssur.g an the properties of the heat and taking p
but tls room rcr,oGsabont 70 purchase arc .esp'I'
requested To- III and examine this vauaoe SoSS ~
), 20 yY..sr Ss5tf GEORGE G. HOWE
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

V.sf, z. E.sltfS J. = - y <=-As u. ~ Az
il CcoEiN,; STOVE, :o9 wood or coal Is iatrodve.,
ri, 80, n ,le ,prne of Is 9. stree Which tine H.
ale IN Us city aa eie~ acre has been very great
80 ,,s ov., ,ghich j. cspab.c Of King ,ir a.,
oa.c ~ brss an the best rsaEHer, WIKI A. hide ise az
:, - .hr san, =, -ny othe. stove. Bya simple rscrs
me-; u to- SoSe the ere NAV b. moved II 'neo' usss,
10 Al f,-.ass rom the o,c- thereby Increasing dis
i,sne ,b- hc-g The Stoy has iogr boiler ho.s, aaa a
espsbe doug $ much work any o;aer ever OE.Fsi
4 gcastal assortment OF Stores, Hollow Ware, Say.
Ppe .er &c constantly ou hand.
~ H. WICKES. 23I ,Va,er-s.rst
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

II u W + )
PATENT STOVE
Tor Parlors. Halls, ~.
series, :; res aAd Is.
ccs. THIS iEprOyss
Stove demands Iae u.
ienuon Of those phS
deSirea>of and ksal.sy
heat, beauty, elcsrh
aes and economy II
IA, been IN use the las,
season, aud the eucoui.
seemeHt received, All
ne ENTIRE satisfaction
hcy.yavs the purchas-
e's have stimulated la
Inventor 10 u.ancfac.
turc them on a mstA
larger scale, TO sSpply
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
dROF. OLMSTED'S

> - - - - A. - w ~
For HALLS, pARl.ORS. CHIN
BERS. CHURCHES L NURSE
RES - TIE moot tosHss.i-
Store eEer made As the ,s8'@
for procuring stoves Is neal
hand, tie proprietor ell. ls'h
tel;:ou II those III want OF . s'@
article u The 0Imsted PsH'
stove. These .loyes have Tor y
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFtcE No. III WILLIAM CORNER OF JeHs-sr
i IL hlsDS OF SILKS. COTTON AND WooiEN
- "ooDS DYED. restored ani dressed iscIutn- IA
aes anG seniemens garments. such a. Dresses Co,t.
cha*', Grapes, Velvats, Ribbons Merinoes, Hosiery
GAssimsFe Carpets, Rogs Piano and Table Cover, WIN
LUZ Shanes. y c &c. n22 3rn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

,,royEs. STOVES, by BLEECkkRsr
- 49,, Sssorrr1e1t OF stoves for ~ooH coal .sbl
0oe Iargs OF small families Also for sale Hall ard P,,
Ior Stoves Of ;he lz'esi psiiefa', eAear l0' cash
Jsb5iu- done AZ TIC shortest sonee:
Al ,-Ser. thaaziy received aud parcta.ily au.ns,
-. = $50 HARRIS. 257i Biee.ser a.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
: 4 uy h s.

AIR TzG.sT ~T9vEs-We asEa can -
aat;en;Ion of the public ,hi- invaluable ,r,t
Tho.e N of Stores would 10 we'd 20 at he -
v.nt-gss his oHe rs over all o;hef "a se market TA,y
-, four hours from dec, sud if and - . r,e
,scnlsI !, the lr~ physicians IA the cou.try.
Taey c-cS,c wholesome A'i7csPaore aad 30 b. r.,
,hs bc.t s-oves io. lnysd ever introduced For "a.
cusu,ity snG frsi-he 10 any s.e @. iaiss :, Qspas
\, s5a Wa.er-ssseet Asd - Bo~sFy
30 n l. y BADGER
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

EAs..Flne Gunpowoer and Imperial reas in chest,
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New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

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