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I6O Acres

of as good land Us any ~ The township
or county wherein located equal 70 any
IN IerlIiHy and advantages q situation
n nd is well known 10 the neIghborhood
for It's certainty Of production,
SeUenty acres are cleared and under
gOno fence, the residue is covered with
superior umbeT-It u level and has a
handsome appearance; a good road leod
ing from New Lison 10 New PhIadel-
phia passes the bulldings-there are on
the premises 3 springs Of excellent wa
ter--lhe above property is situated 10 a
healthy and good nelghborhood, convo
nlent to places oIpubIc worship, schools
stores and mills,
Terms Of sale rit be rsry moderate
and accommodating Persons wishing
TO purchase. and to see and examine The
quality 'anj condition oi the land, will
be shown every attention by The subscrl
Der or by George Pugh E.q, ol Now Hal
risbu'gh,
A. J NEEL.
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CAUTION n.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against laktng an assignment oi three
several notes Of hand, or any one of
them, made by me and payable to John
Calder, all dated the 5,h day Of S"plem.
ber, lo43, the first caIlGg TOR SI6, aud
payable on the first day Of January 1914,
tho second calling for Sl6, and payable
tho Isl day Of April, 1914 and the third
calling for S2S, and payable the 5ih
day OF September, 1914 the consld-
GRAFTON for which the ABOVE notes were
gwen, has entirely failed, aud am de
terTnlOed never 10 pay them, uuIess com
peIled by law.
SAMUEL HEWITT.
Washington tp, Carroll co.,l
November "a, lS43.
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THE CRADLE OF LIBERTY.

The Boston Municipal Election to ok
place on Monday the lllh instant, and
resulted in a triumph OF the Wings, who
re.escted Martin Brimmer to the May
Oraity by a majority Of2,464 votes over
all others, which is an increase upon
his majority Of last year Of 5l5 votes
The whole Board Of Alderman are also
Wings, as we'll as large majority ofthe
, Common Council and other city officers.
The Council stands forty Wings, six
Locos, and two vacancies; last year it
was thirty'6ve to thirteen. The Wings
carried all The Wards but two, and near =
ly tied their opponent in one ollhem
Che second) which has long been their
stronghold. Truly does the Atlas re-
mark that this good old city maintains
nobIy her position among the Wbig ci-
kiies Olth Union. Nat Int
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VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY.

IL l.
A correspondent Of Inc New York
Commercial Advertiser gives the follow
Jog brief account Of the Library Of Geo.
P, Marsh, Esq Of Burlington. Vermont,
and now a Representative IN Congress:
"Mr Marsh's library 10 very re-
markabe one. His collection Of Swe-
dish, Danish and lcelandish literature is
probably nnequaled out OF those coun =
tries, il indeed it can be matched there.
He has all The choicest works in the
whole range Of scandinavian literature,
ancient and modern, end a valuable ss-
rles also in German, Italian and Span
sb. His collection of engravings ia
doubtless unriVWllsd ia Ihls country, iu-
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all inleres.
ted that a my instance writ of attach
ment was this day issued by Benjamin
Boice a Justice Of the Peace OF Fox
township, Carroll county, Ohio, against
the chattels, rights, credits and effects
of Christopher Trippy, an absent debtor
or non.residen, Of Carroll co
JAMES C WlREBAUGH.
November "a, 1913.
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EXECUTORS NOT,EC.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of lhe last Will and testament of Joseph
Maltn, late oil Carroll county, o. decd ,
We have been appointed Executors Of
said estate: Therefore all persons in.
debted to said estate must make imme
diare paymen,-and those having claims
against it, are desired to present them
legally allested Tor settlement within the
time prescribed by INV
JAMES F MALIN,( Fx.rs
ANNE MALlN,
November 10. lS43.
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THINGS AT WASHINGTON.

A letter TO the Philadelphia Chronicle
says:
"Mr. Wise's name will again be sent
into the Senate Tor the mission to
France He will Of course be rejected
for want Of capacity. *1enshaw and
Upshur will be confirmed 10 the Cabinet,
and J. NJ. Porter be rejected. The Ad-
ministration now occupies a neutral po-
stion between the Wings and Locofocos.
The Madisonian has opened its batteries
both on Clay and Van Buren,. 1t has
ceased TO support Calhoun, in conse-
quence ofthe remonstrances OF some Of
his friends who regard the support Of
the Administration as an injury TO any
party on which It's bestowed | do not
think Mr.. Tyler has received lhe visits
of more than ten or twelve OF the who @
Whg delegation in Congress, into such
utter dlsrepule has he fallen among all
honorable men"
*Henshaw is more deserving rejection
than Porter.
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Extract OF letter to the New York A
merican dated


Washington, Dec. IL.
The Locos wish to make some capital
out Of the suggestion Of a short session,
and intend (as | hear) 10 introduce and
pass a resolution to adjourn on the Let
Of May, with the expectation that the
Senate will lay it upon the table.
There is a reStleSSneSS about the CAL
houn men, which seem to mean some
thing-perhdpS, the collar gals little
perhaps, (Which some think is more
than PossibIe,) they have only put on
the collar for the purpose Of mischief.
The request Of Mr.. Adams 10 he ex-
cused from acting as Chairman Of the
Committee on Manufactures, affords a =
mother sad proof the precarious state Of
his health. believe it is tho first time
during his membership, that he has de-
cIined any service. however laborous,
that has been assigned to him, Like
the glorious full moon on the brow OF
evening, he is fast gliding TO he land OF
sleepers. But in the green garden o.
the dead, the remembrance OF his good
deeds will be as unfadiug flowers water
ed by the tears Of gratitude from gener-
aIons vel unborn.
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MA R lESifJHTD

On Thursday The l4lh inst. by B
Boice, ESQ, Mr.. BENJAMIN c. LlNDER-
SMITH, of CoIumbiana county. 10 Miss
SU.AN GREEN, of Carroll county.
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TIE subsc,lber offers iur sDlc. on fsa
sOnaOlr srms, yaIu rbie larm, situated
! mile north OF New HarrlsbuIgb, Car
roll county, ONO, mites from Carroll
ton the seat Of juslIce, 4 miles from The
Sandy snd Beaver Canal, and near he
road leading from Steabe0yIlie 10 Mao.
sIIlOn, containing
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Pork! Pork!

THE subscribers wish to purchase
quantity of we'll talted PORK, for which
they will pay the highest market price
on delivery.
|. ATKINSON Il Co.
November "a, lS43
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Am Apprentice Wanted.

An AppTen sice Wanted.
The subscriber will take boy as On
apprentice 10 The
WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS.
Between ID and Is years Of age. An
industrious boy will 6nd an eIlgltlo
situation, by APPLYING immediately.
PHILIP F. PRICE.
Cnrrollton Nov. II, 1919.
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Cotton Yarn.
A Dun.

Those indebted TO the subscriber on
subscription 10 the Free Press, for JOB
Work, or Advertising, are respectfully
requested 10 call Immediately and pay
up. 1t is discouraging to The Publisher
of Newspaper when his receipts a.
mount 10 only about one half of his ex-
pendilures, for four or FIVE weeks in sue
cesson, (which has been the case with
the subscriber for the last four or FIVE
weehs.l Thanks are due TO those who
have paid up punclually, and 10 them
only. But The thanks Of the publisher
are not due 10 those who take tho
paper from year 10 year, have other
work done for The same length oftime.
and never think Of paying, perhaps they
imagine the printer can live upon the
air and purchase Paper and Ink without
money and "wllhout price"-such men
cannot be recognized as patrons. Those
who have patroHized the Free Press
will not, it is hoped, look upon This no.
tice as intended for them-bur those
who know they are guilty Of a gross ma
gIecl Of duty, will read, and say 10 lbem-
solves "this notice is directed to me -
Indulgence cannot be much longer Civ,
en- to those who are largely in arrears.
Friends, come up Immediately and pay
off. and thereby enable the printer to
"go on his way rejoicing"
T w. COLLIER.
Carrollton, Nov II, lS43.
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lEs,ote of Wary Eve Yant.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executor of the Estate Of Mary Eve
Yant. late ol Carroll county, Ohio, de
ceased, Dated October Dad, l843.
AARON ELLIOTT.
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COTTON YARN

1899 lbs Cotton Yarn-Pilsbuygh
Mauulacture-which is superior to any
Eastern Yarn, just received and for sale
at the new store Of
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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FARM AND MILL
For sale.


2wA The subscriber offers for
fi:E!.li sale the FARM on which he
IIlIH now resides, situate in
Washington township, Car.
roll county, Ohio, about two and half
miles from Carrolton, containing SO
acres. The improvements are small
Grist Mill, (newIy repaired, } a comIor
table Dwelling House, small Barn
and other out baIldlngs. About thirty
acres cleared and under good fence,
the balance we'll timbered. There are
six acres OF Me adow land which cannot
be surpassed by any in Carroll county.
Terms will be made 10 suit The pur,
ch haser, Those who desire to purchase
a smaI farm would do we'll 10 come and
exa mine it, as the subscriber wishes 10
make sale oflhe above property by the
middle of M arch next
JOHN RICKET.
December 10, 1S43 go 3mo
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Oct 10

ALPACA LUSTRES & MERINOES
A good assortment of Alpaca Lustres
and Merinoes of every shade and quail.
ty, just received aud for sale at the
cheap store Of
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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EIECUTOR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir
Tue of The last VIII aud testament OF
William Wdnbaugh, late Of Carroll
county. Ohio, deed, have been ap'
pointed Executor of sald estate: There.
fore all persons indebted to said estate,
must make immediate payment-aDd
those having claims against it. are desi
red 10 present them legally altested for
settlement within the time prescribed by
law.
JACOB COBLE Exec'r.
October 27, lS43.
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IPRIIIIlS.

An entire new stock OF prints oil the
most fashionable stVle as well as the
lowest price, just received and for sale at
the new store Of
VIM. NJ SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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December Is, I843.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTIE .

ADMINIO HAIOh . NOIlE
NOTICE is hereby given, that the uD ed.
dersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor of The estate of John Hart, deceas
ed, late Of Carroll county, Ohio. Those
who have claims against said estate, will
bring them forward, properly authenti.
Gated, within one year from this date,
aud those indebted must make iumedi-
ate payment.
JOHN DEFORD, Admir-,
December !, lS43
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
December %, lS43.
Printers fee l.50.


By virtue Of writ of Fl ia et len ia.
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county, aud to me directed ,
| will offer for sale at. the door Of the
Court House in CarrolIton, on Saturday
the eth day of January, 1874, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o.
clock P. M the following real estate, TO
wit: The West half of the South East
Quarter Of Section 90, Township l2, OF
Range 4, containing 80 acres, Taken
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
December %, l843.
Printers fee l,50.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, by virtue
Of IA writ of Fl ia et leu fa issued out Of
the Court of Common Pleas for Carroll
county. and to me directed, will offer
for sale the following real estate, to wit.
The West hall of the South East Quar-
ter of Section Is, Township l3 Of Range
4. Taken in execution and will be sold
by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
December %, 1843
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IRON And NAILS,

The subscriber has just received and
intends keeping up large stock of The
best Juniala Iron and Nails, which be
will sell as low for cash, as can be pur-
chased west Of the Ohio river.
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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estate ol Cornelius BaX
ter, decd.
pS.
Mary Nofisgar, ct ais
BY virtue OF decree Of the Court OF
Common Pleas for Carroll county, to ire
directed, ! will offer for sale al the door
Of the Court house in CarroIton, on Sa.
turday the 27th day Of January. 1874,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A M.
and a O'Clock P. Nj. of said day, he fol-
lowing real estate viz: The North East
Quarter OF Section 27, Township ls, Of
Range 6, excepting one acre off the
North East corner appropriated for a
meeting house. Also. the North West
Quarter of Section 2l, Township Is, of
Range 6, excepting the North hall of
said Quarter sold to N. Porter, and fifty
acres off he said Quarter sold TO John
ston Foster. The said fifty acres de-
scribed by meets and bounds as follows:
Beginning at the South Eas; corner of
said Quarter Section, thence north 10
the corner Of the lands of N. Porter,
thence west along the line so as 20 in
clude fifty acres, by line due south to
the south line OF said Quarter, thence to
the place Of beginning.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
December %, lS43.
Printers fee 800.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place, by virtue
OF a writ OF Vendi EEponas, issued out oI
the Court Of Common Pleas for Carroll
county, and TO me directed, will offer
for saIO the following described real
estate, viz: The South West Quarter
Of Section l6, Township l5 of Range
IS, Taken on writ Of Attachment anC
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
December %, lS43.
Printers lee l,50.
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q o G9 I9PSa
Boots amd Shoes.

537 pairs of Shoes;
SO do Boots of almost every SIZE
and quality which viii be sold al prices
much below what they have heretofore
been bringing IN this place, just receiv.
ed and for sale, at the New cheap store
Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct. l3
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0 | | L.

One bbl best Winter Strained Soerm
Oh; one bbI Tanners Oil, just received
and for sale by
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct Is
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December %, 1843
Printers fee 1,50.
MARBLE YARD.

Printers Tee so.
MARBLE YARD.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER would return
d his sincere thanks 10 the ciuzens
of SteubsuvlIle and vicinity, for their
liberal patronage and encouragement
and would respectfully inform them, and
the public generally, that he has come
10 the conclusion TO locate himself per-
manenlIy in Steubeavlle, and carry on
the
Marble Cutting Business
in all lis branches. He has made ar
rangements in The Eastern cities, to re-
ceive Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment of
Egyptian, Italian and American Marble,
and pledges himself to sell Monuments,
Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones, as low as
they can be had any place west Of the
mountains.
have oso on hand, a large lot Of
GrlndsIones, from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Creek, Allegheny CO., Pa
Plaster PARIS always on hand.
Orders from the country thankfully
received, and punctnnlIy attended to-
The public are invited to call at my
Yard, on Market street, near the river
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov, n, l843-4mo.
We, the undersigned, having purch-
ased work Of Mr.. l.. BorIand, take great
pleasure IN recommending him TO the
public as II skIllul mechanic, and consi
der his prices low and reasonabIe--and
feel no hesitation IN saying that he will
give entire satisfaction to all who may
employ him,
JAMES MEANS,
N. Dixie,
DR.. JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
Steubenyllle, NOy,2, l84S.
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Oct. l3
HATS AND CPS.

A large assortment of Fur, Russia,
and Beaver Hats also Fur, Cloth, Vel.
vet, Seal and SeaIetl Caps, of all sizes,
just received aud for sale very low al
new store of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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S--D-G & EZ-EE.
The subscriber vii pay the highest
marh,t price Tor hid 3 and skins.
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov %, l843.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

been suggested II private circles, as well as IN
the newspapers This idea OF discrimination was
opposed BY Hamilton. as unjust, lmpohtc, and
rI1inous to public credit. In the early stage OF
the proceedings on his report, tins question was
submitted 20 the House Of Representatives. w
Madison proposed that the purchasers should re-
ceive the highest average price at when the deot
"a been sold. and the original holders the resi-
due-both to have interest al SIX per cent i ne
Government was to have no advantage from
his arrangement The proposition was negahved
by large majority, and the Bill, with the features
proposed b. Hamilton. became a law, "a ne have
stated.
The assumption Of the State Debts, however,waS
the branch Of the subject which gave rise TO the
most serious debate. and created divisions, both
IN and out OF Congress. the effects o. which were
long felt in the administration Of the General
Government. The House OF Delegates OF w
gina. in November. 1870, declared by resolution
fbai the assumption of the State Debts by Con
grfss was repugnant to the Constitution OF the
-nitcd States. as It went 10 the exercise OF a
power not expressly granted TO the General Gov
eminent. This Is believed TO have been the hrsi
act Of a State Legislature ccnsurng the proceed
ings of the General Government
OF the financial achievements 0. Hamilton II
was thus cloquently remarked By Daniel Webster
:. How he fulfilled the duties OF Secretary OF the
Treasury the whole country perceived with de
lirht and the whole world saw with admiration
He snotc the rock of the national resources. ana
abundant streams Of revenue bnrst forth. He
touched the dead corp.e Of the public credit. and
il sprung upon its feet. The fablcd birth OF Nh.
nerya rom the brain of Jove was hardly more
sudden or more perfect tlan the financial system
of the United States burst forth from the concep
tons Of Alexander Hamilton.
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oLD ESTABLISHED Ernigrant Passen
s ger Ono 8 S9uh lo.s-SPernI,, I[s Of
4eAef5l he subscriber 10 knig ont r.Tsons
s .i ieds Fs te Of Packer f
rhr 80 tx days lton Liverpool Persons senlin of
eT es 10 In g5 efiy m aiTfpoo VIII always
has hes 50 literally 6esawei for ' n lls VET nsn
s ses I ISfaa en- i ,I Pats parable ali The Banks
or isstsss particular. apply f by lett r.. maid 10
I1!h JOHN HERDSIAS, 81 9outh II
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From Graham: Magazine for June.
Heppse.
III MRS sEsA SMITH, AUTHOR OF TIE sIsLEss CHILD.

" Mss. sEsA SMITH, AUTHOR Of TIE srsLkss CHILD.
AZ some lone pilgrim, weary and o'erspen',
Turns from the dusty way aside, TO drink
AT some cool fountain on the rivers brink,
And looking back the toilsome path he went,
Reyiyes once the peril aud the pain;
And nerveless shrinking. lives it DER again
Till all along the marge he'll downward sink
Forgetful OF his shrine: the winds may piain
The wild bud blossom, and the bird 90 by,
And get he resteth with his dream-like eye,
Seeing a who seeth not, so deep
l. his full sense OF rest ne-dfnl
30 would linger thus-beguiled 10 sleep
That is bat waking sleep. most grateful 10 the breast
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For the Tribute.
a7emor2.
BY AUGUSTUS ssoDGRAss.

Tgou silent ruler of the soul,
Whose wand makes bare the depths OF llIne ;
Thy spells our pleasures backward roll
Or wake the sleeping stings OF Crlme
Each moment adds unto thy sway
And yields thee food for joy or woe
AS ever flies the present. day,
Thy pangs or raptu5es ceeseless gf'".
By thee shall Heaven our fates fulfil,
When lfe's swift stream shall flow no more
Then thou wilt lash the soul OF Ill,
Or balm in Virtues bosom pour.
Swiftly our fleeing pleasures fly,
And silent sleep beneath thy reign;
But dull and slowly passes by
The long.remembcred form OF Pam
To iov the soul with rapture clngs,
And woos It's mem'ry with a smile,
Till dim and dark in vain it brings
What should the bleeding heart begul!e.
But from the grefs which moved our tears,
In vain our spirits seek to fly;
The weeping woes of other years
With leaden feet pass sadly by!
Yet thou, dread Time, our wounds canst heal,
And give to care-worn mern'ry rest;
Mayst thou my silent griefs conceal,
And pour new raptures in my breast.
Norpich, n. Y.
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blowing IS the appoytion.ns,.t among ,he Statez

The amount o. State debts thus assumed was
4lsoto be loaned 10 the United States by indiyid-
uals heldng certain evidences OF State debts. but
on terms somewhat ditferen. from those OF the
domestic junion} debt. Four-nin1hs was 10 bear
M interest OF SIX per cent. commencing on the
is OF January, lIS2, two-ninths 70 draw the same
interest after the year 1900, and The othe. t,l7ee
ninths an lntcres; OF three per cent. from Janua-
ry, l792.-( Pitkin4
The pgopnety OF making discrimination be-
tween the original holders and the purchasers had
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~ %EW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
sHERiDAN Capt Depeys:er viii sai .tiyelt. ~
aboye hef "uiat dtY Tie SHIPS Of ts ae a. ali Iif.on
aha upwards and their accommodations for cabin s-
cDa eaoln ala sissage passengers well known arr sI
f Q! any enc: !i;E. Of Packets For passage Early ap
c1t.0 s5si;. u made or board 1r TO- - 1i''
~ !" * y = Ps CIT. 70 Peck slip, coz Sorthst
~ or,ai ~ al stcm iye-psaj on IL 18th IHiy al
lopis y LeIts,'' wishing 10 send FOR tet igarz "a
opf2E,nny q having Ien boa2f; ia ll 81 any al t
st'as ie on reasonable terms, and ths- wishing ~ r,a
y eaa n2Fe Drafts for amount on 10
al ie Principal Towns of England Ireland aad scosn5 ="
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ENCHANGE HOTEL, B<MORE.--This
- hogi' hlgln% undergone many important altrrl-
tIon- ASA tiafangh repairs having been IN part re,u!.
Esri M'tn flc AID elegant hnitr, again open Tor The
RECEPTION Of company.
Itr position Of this Hotel Is we'll known 70 reurca
dr.il OF rs advantages i confessed h. for people oi
bIsIe.S or pleasure. of the favorable ay in the
CITY Inc present proprietor intends that aud industry
shan not De wanting to improve natural advantages under
ms y l Tend; an! ing public rRtsTUS COLEMAN.
i'm
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9: 81 "a. 577 1 GARp-Io THE 2uBLIC.
g. 4 FJOHS NELSON As;roiagcr No 1i1
b>NNg2\T/ W y 0'stel-StIeet respectfully returns his
ePE%'C rf- t,laiss 10 his friends aud tn public Tor
u er.f- NJ ,fr hteTai patronage v b whic. be hos
J M GA<| s--sn h0noted for tho past ei.h; wears
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