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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ACT making appropriation for the support of the
public schools in the city of Washington.
Be It enacted by The Beard Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Co,cl OF the City Of Washington, That for the
support of the schools of the city of Washington for the
year ending the thrieth day of June eighteen hundred
and forty-five, the following be and the
hereby appropriated, viz: ts a
For compensation the teacher of the first school dis
trict, eight hundred dollars.
m For the purchase of books stationery fuel and other
contingencies for the said school, hundred dollars
For compensation the teacher of the second school
district eight hundred dollars.
For the purchase of books, stationery fuel and other
contingencies for the said school, hundred dollars
SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted, That the several APP
proprated by the first section of this act shall be paid
monthly the of the Board of Trustees of said
schools respectively of the funds created by the
entitled I" An act to provide for endowng the public
schools the city of Washington for finishing the City
Hall within its present limits and for other purposes"
approved July the twenty thousand eight
hundred and twenty-six
SEC. g. And be Menacted That the Board of Trustees
of the first school dsrc be and they hereby author
lied to elect female assistant teacher teach such girls
may be admitted to said school and that the of
two hundred and fifty dollars be and the is hereby
appropriated for the purpose of paying her salary payable
the other salaries herein provided for.
SAMUEL BACON,
President of the Board of Common Council
JAMES ADAMS,
President Of The Baard of Aldermen
Approved July lS, 1874
w. w. SEATON Manor.
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IL" DEATH grumbles at them, and for the very
good reason that they make serious inroads into his
weekly bills. What does death grumble att Why Of
course at Peters unrivalled Medicated Lozenges,
which tone the system and resist diseases, and cure
headaches, coughs, sea-sickness, dyspepsia, worms,
nausea and low spirits, in most incredible short
space Of time A headache, for instance in five
minutes cough or a cold in day. worms in three,
and so on One or two quack vendors of Lozenges
grumble as we'll as DEATH BUTTS to them for
in spite of all they can say or do people prefer living
to dying; and so Peters Lozenges go ahead.
They are for sale at CHAS. STOTT'S.
jyl5
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HOUSES FOR RENT ON C.apIToL. HILL.

HOUSES FOR RENT on CAPITOL HILL.
a. THE west three-story brick house, which is
MiiI in the occupancy of Mrs. Ballard, can be had
at any time by making application to j. w. Beck,
who can be found, at all times, at his Office East
Capitol street, next to Capt. Clements DWELLING
Also One two-story brick house, in the immediate
neighberhood of my residence, on street east,
third square from the Capitol
jy To- J. w. BECK.
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A PIONEER eoNh.--Ths Cincinnati Gazette
says: "The early settlers are fast passing away
Joseph Williams, brother to tile late Gilmore
Williams, died on his farm, aged S4, on Sunday
last. He laid the first brick in Cincinnati! For
the last thrty-six years he has resided on his
farm in Mill Creek, where he died. as he had lv-
ed, at peace with man and God,
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C.aBLNET yMAKER .a.ND UNIDENTIFIED.

Z CHBLJNEI JNHKER .4.ND U.NDERTHKER.
HAVING removed to the house lately occupied by
IL Ambrose Lynch, Esq. the subscriber is prepared
to execute all work in the Cabinet line He is pre-
pared in every way for Undertaking, having Cooling
Boards and Ice Coolers, which necessary at this
season Of the year to prevent unpleasant SMELL He
has Biers and Pals for carrying. Hearses and Carr-
ages furnished at short netce. II is his intention
to keep on hand number of ready-made Collins of
all sizes and qualities for those who may require i'm
mediate interment His establishment can easily be
found by inquiring for the sign of the First and
Last, 7th street. between and streets, near the
Patent Office #
jy % PETER CALLAN
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WINGS OF FAIRFAX! COMMENCE
THE WORK THE friends CT Henry Clay,
and of the prosperity of the country, are request
ed to meet at George Haycock's tavern, on the
4th Saturday, 9th of this month. A Clay Club
will be formed. Several addresses will be deliv-
cred Come on, Wings, to the good work, and
let us show them what Fairfax will do.
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LITERATURE-An unusually rich supply OF
choice works have this day been laid upon our
table from the depot of G. Brooke, periodical
agent, next door to Beers's American Hotel
among which we notice the
Columbian Magazine, for August-a splendid
number--embelished with elegant engravings:
Charlemagne and Hildegarde, an historical illus
tration Caleban, Miranda, and Prospero, from
painting by Henry Inman; colored plate of
Fashions, Music, &c. The literary contents are
also excellent.
The Ladies National Magazine, for August,
containing its usual fine embellishments-one of
which-the Polka-is the representation of "two
respectable-sized gentlemen rolled into one"
engaged in this new-fangled hop with a slender
sylphde-a sides-pitting affair. The literary con-
tributions to this number are from some of our
best Magazine writer's and, under the editorial
superintendent of the gifted Ann S. Stephens,
this monthly is winning deserved popularity.
Martin Chuzzlewit-complete, in one volume,
by Dickens, from the New World press.
The Wilfulness of Woman-an entertaining
novel-publshed in the cheap style, by w. H.
CoIyer, New York.
A voice from Rome answered by an American
citizen-a review of Pope Gregory's Encyclical
letter of 1882. Of the merits Of this polemica
work we of course cannot pronounce an opinion
leaving the matter in the hands of the readers
our time and feeble energies being devoted to the
political-and not religious-disputatio of the
day. and our columns having but little to spare,
after exposing the daily deadly heresies of the
Locofocos against constitutional government and
the integrity of the Union.
For the above favors, Mr.. Brooke will receive
our acknowledgements.
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The WASHINGTON WIG MINsTRELs.-We
we're favored by the genuine Wings who COM
pose this excellent corps with serenade last
night, comprising the favorite patriot Wing songs
of the day, for which we tender them our sincere
thanks.
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NOTICE.

.NOIICE. 4. (,
For Piney Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.
AEclls=c The steamer OSCEOLA, for the ba-
- lance Of the season, will leave WASH
ington for the above named places on Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at o'clock, A. M. Returning, she will
leave Norfolk on Sundays and Thursdays, at o.
clock, P. M
Passage and fare to Piney Point, ~; to Norfolk,
$6. The Osceola will stop at the usual landings on
the river, to take off or land passengers.
July l6 JAMES MITCHELL, Master
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a. FOR RENT.
Nsi:l A TWO STORY frame house situated on 7th
street near Maryland avenue. 1t contains seven
rooms, good basement and cellar, and a pump Of
excellent water near the house there is also good
stable attached. The house has been recently tho
roughly painted, and is now in good order To
good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
jyl8-eo3tif CHAS w. BOTELER.
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NEGROES W.ANTED.

i wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans market, and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes.
Those wishing to SELL will find it to their interest to
call at my establishment corner Of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can be
seen at any time.
Communications promptly attended to.
June ST THOS. WILLIAMS.
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A u c TON SAL RS
By WILLIAM MARS 80.

FURNITURE, &c. 1T AUCTION
YIN Ihusrday morning 18th inst. aty O'Clock | will
sell in front OF my auction rooms, good and han
some assortment Of new and secondhand furniture aI
of which must be positively sold viz Mahogany sofas
and Lounge, Sldeboard Secretary, Bureas, Wardrobe
dining, centre, and card Tables, Mahogany cane,
parlor and wood seat and rocking Chairs Looking
Glasses Clocks, Carpets Andirons, Shovel and Tones.
high and low post Bedsteads, Beds, Bedding, hair
and shuck Mattresses, Washstands, Toile, Sets sc.
with good assortment Of kitchen utensils Also
small lot Of Groceries and Dry Goods.
VIM. MARSHALL,
jy23 Auctioneer.
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AL HAIL LOUISIANA. THE STAR OF THE SOUTH!
DEDICATION OF THE
Washington Clay Club House.


The Wing Clubs Of Alexandria, Georgetown.
and the surrounding counties, are invited to meet
with the Washington Clay Club, ON FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of
dedicating the Club House Several of our most
distinguished friends will address the meeting
Ample arrangements will be made for the accom-
mediation Of the Lades-the unwavering friends
of the Farmer of Ashland.
The Alexandria Ashland Glee Club and the
Georgetown Glee Club are particularly invited to
be present, to join with the Glee Club Of Wash
ington on the occasion.
COMMITTEES.
For the Reception Of the Ladies.
R. s. Patterson, J. F. Halliday,
R. c. Washington, R. H. Stewart.
For the Reception Of the Gentlemen.
J. L. Henshaw, John A. Blake.
s. Holmes,
Of Arrangements.
A. Med. Davis, A. B. Claxtou,
]. Bryan, Walter Lenox,
J. I. Towers, J. H. Bradley.
JOS. H. BRADLEY, President.
4 4. 3 3. G cG.arss, Secretaries.
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FORTUNES HOME.

purchaser on Thursday last in Glass No. I'll, July
ls. 90 IS prize Of 800 sold in Whole Ticket,
same day. The following scheme for Wednesday is
particularly recommended, it is precisely the same
that sold the $4,000 prize in not quite month ago.
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H. NorrcE-A meeting of the Franklin Fire
Company will be held on Wednesday evening, July
"a The members are requested to be punctual IN
their attendance, as business of Importance will be
laid before the meeting. By order:
jy22 WIN. DURR, Secretary
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From THE COAST OF AFRIcA.-The Boston
Mer Journal, gives the following interesting ex-
tract of letter received in that city, dated on
board United States ship Saratoga, Island of st.
Thomas, Coast of Africa, May "a, 1874:
+" AT Accra, we took on board Missionary,
Rev. Mr.. Bushnell, late of Lane Seminary in Gin
cnnatl. He is bound for the mouth of the Ga
bon, large river near the equnoctial line. He
is an excellent man--but his life has already been
jeoparded by an attack of feyer-yet he has been
dealt with more mercfully than two of his coad,
tutors and friends in the same holy work, whose
bodies are now inferred at Cape Pamas.
For ten days and more we were beset by such
Gains and squalls, such rains and awful lightning
and thunder, that the captain had almost resolved
to turn back. But at last we are here, and an.
chored some three miles off the shore, and about
twenty-five miles only from the famous line, the
Equator-and yet, far from being burned up under
a continued sun, and exhausted by droughts, we
are enjoying better than usual health for the coast
The loveliest island that | ever saw lies before
us-'ts the very picture that | have imagined of
the happy land, where Paul and Virginia once
loved to STROLL hand in hand Indeed, the descrip-
ton is almost IDENTICAL Here are the large
cocoa-nnt groves, which, as one of us said the
other day, if exhibited at home, would draw thou
sands OF daily visiters even if they had their dol
Id IChct w ouy. 1leIe are prdrieS OF rCn grass,
six or eight feet high. Here are woods Of the
coffee plant, and forests green throughout the
year-beautiful little hlocks, where you wish
you could put cottage, and from it's windows see
the whole ocean-and there are high mountains,
away back, whose tops are gray with clouds, and
sides look black with the immensely of vegeta-
ton. When | at last got ashore, I wandered
along the beaches for miles, and loaded myself
with shells, which, in variety and beauty, excelled
all the places have been in. isI,,o
X X X
:" have now very sad a horrible thing to re-
late-an accident which happened about two hours
ago. The captains gig was just rounding to by
our quarter, when the coxswain, by straining upon
the tiller too hard broke it, and he fell overheard
At the cry of 'man overboard,' jumped up on
deck, and saw him rise and swim towards the
ship. In few seconds more, he suddenly disap-
peared under Water-the fins and tail of huge
shark were then raised above, and splashing for
few moments only, left the surface again clear
| saw nothing but crimson stain of blood, and
hat floating at short distance Not cry was
uttered, it was SO sudden. Again the splashng
of the shark occurred-another was seen to seize
the hat-two boats reached the spot, but too late
scores. of fish were leaping about for the torn
pieces Of the poor sailor. The captain and many
others were spectators of the whole dreadful
scene, and yet We could render no assistance
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II LAME BACK SIDE, &c.-Multitudes are COM
planning of lame backs, side chest, and pain in the
muscles, bowels joints, SIC. &c. Now all these ills
may be remedied by the use of ALLEBAsr's Pooh
MANS PLASTER.
See Pamphlet. For sale by $500,
jy6 CHAS. STOIT.
N. B. Aebasi's Health Pills, the Black Tor Ale
basis) Salve, and Allebasis Toothache Drops for
sale at the same place.
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On mn BACON, BACON!
cU,UUU POUNDS of Shoulder Bacon, in good
ORDER for sale below Baltimore prices if applied for
soon VIM DOVE
jy22-3t Penn. avenue, near 9th street
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AN ACT for the improvement of north, between
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets West.
Be it enacted &C. That the sum of one hundred dollars
much theeofa may be be and the
hereby appropriated of any money the credit Of
the First Ward for the purpose of forming and travelling
street twenty-five feet wde between Eighteenth and
Twentieth streets west the same to be expended under
the direction fhe Commissioner of the First Ward and
two assistants, to be appointed by the Mayor.
Approved July Is, 1874.
RESOLUTION respecting the Washington Asylum
Resolued by The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of Com
mon Council Oft City of Washington. That committee
of one member from each Board with the Mayor be APP
pointed to revise the laws of The Corporation relative to
the Washington Asylum and the Workhouse.
Approved, July 5, 1874.
JOHN FLOWERS, Esq. appointed the committee on the
part of the Board of Common Council
WALTER LENox, Esq. appointed on the part of Board
of Alderman.
RESOLUTION authorizing the publication of the laws,
DC. of the Corporation in the Standard newspaper
Resolved, Sc. That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized, in addition to the publication in the National
Intelligencer have the laws &C. of this CORPORATION
published in the Standard newspaper at the compensa
ton usually allowed for such publication PROVIDED Such
compensation shall not exceed hundred dollars per
annum.
Approved, July S. 1914.
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4 PRIZES OF $4,000 ARE
$40,OOO!!

1OPRIzEs OF $1,000 ARE $4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ia
internal improvements in the District Of Columbia
To be drawn in the city of Alexandra, d. c. on
Wednesday, July "a, 1874.
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NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to VIM. H. FALEs, of the
late firm of FALEs s. GLOVER, will please make pay
ment to r. L. GLOVER.
july is WIN. H. FALES
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NV EV.aNS' CTI1MOJMILE PILLS.
w ELIOT s. co. corner Of F and 18th streets,
have received fresh supply of
Evans Chamome Pills
Phelps Tomato do
Leidy's and Girod's Sarsaparilla or Blood pills
ALSO
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Sands Sarsapara
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CHAMBERsBuRG, Pa, July 10, 1914.

Dear Sir: write in haste, to inform you of
the destruction of the large paper mill on the
bank of the Conecocheague creek, in this town.
A tornado passed over this place about two o'clock
this afternoon. 1t lasted but a few minutes, but
when it had passed, this extensive building lay a
mass of ruins. There were seventeen or eight
cen persons in the mill at the time of the occur
renee, all of whom were got out after consdera-
BILE exertions. Among them were DIR. Culbert-
son, Sen, the proprietor, who escaped with some
severe bruises aid scratches, and his two sons
DR.. Edmund and Mr.. John Culbertson, both of
whom are severely injured; little boy, grand
son of Dr. c., who is very badly hurt; seven or
eight females, some of whom are badly injured,
and five or six men, some of whom are also badly
hurt. This mill was erected several years since,
at cost of $4,000.
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TORNADO AT CHAMBERsBURG.-We are ndebt-
ed, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, to an intelli-
gent friend, for the following extract Of letter,
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q 80 -


-REFUENlN FrOA ENGLAND
4 )NfINGES 10 hn consulted con adentelly
y No Norton ST. AIh1nY =. y
This PhiIantafou.e institution. e9iabllshel
A d so universally spnsep o 10 f"e Naran
period1call # the present npn. ia ar cd'tie0
locaiad in retired rart Of the civ, detnehed
from ANY plare IF public resort whatever; thS
whole O. the hufld Is occ 1picI - panrn g
eaeh having thcIr own room, and not s9bjeei
to J. 70 the observed II all observers. Nr Cooke
Phgsic1Hn. and deyotes hie whole tifoe and at
tc.tion 10 the veifara al the unfortunate. The
oT1cns fr cor sul tatian, cnnvcnleoti" ara %ed,
are en- fhe crouaa floor; fha Hosnifal un stairs,
is also -eHlete win every facility for TIE rec very
ofpqtcnte'
For t7c 49, # the worst rotm- of veso-esl
pis"ase Gravel Seminal "eakness. Gleat.
Structure in die Frcfhra. Ifep=fereY, SYnhlh-
and GonnrtheH. Gennr9 i've and Nervous Debit
ifY. Nercurial nod all other diseasea Of the skin,
and affections 81 The Urinary organs, IN thor
NOS N7al2aart and advanced stages, IT Cu@ke
is ackroWle rrd To be much celebrated. y IS
praycrhiol ha' . II diseases NJ this class spppos-
81 - - 'nrnralle ~ ofhHre, are apf3y and
conveniently rcm.d'ed ~ Mr. Cook without
more tEar ordinary IT .uhlo, '-familiay with tho
practice Of medicine: he inevitably cnrep his
own pahenis and very frequently the patients oil
nr Cooke i The Oldest ADVERTISING Phvr ;cian
in the city Of Albany N Y.-his medical talents
arc unrvaled,
aaais Cen Cooke, NJ D. T. l. D Of Albany, " Y.
the founder of the Albany Lack UoSpisl. lie
is meutinne4 i'm the hiehc7f tern1r fnrt'sc for
his benpvoloncc and philanthropy. not on " by
editors Of newspancrs buf his worth Is procI ain-
cd ty the lecturer on Literature and from the
sacred desk - Democratic Pa Eauner.
~'Whencver tn. unfortunate cor salt Nr Cooke,
Of lhany fhey are very enll'elY conducted to ?
credentials Of tha highest order. in large glass
ramea subject tn the .irsapctia1 Of his n9tieh c
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FDKY-G 90 y :.

- y1yIeK ELL, has just received from
~ yufk. large stuck ~ Gaajs AhIcA IuI
"a .hsspnsse, esnnat be uf7a--ed. l'els1Hi
,nnhsse the besi Ga7ls al te lse.
IN A. we'll 10 rall uad examine ifs staek.
ll
.suMERI p'Eeessc Of lai"si sffles and at
.n.l,,i,., Paris D'fessse, Grape b L"ou and
Lu..ss. whrh III dylc and quality cannot
gagged in sny elher mstke'-lsst received at
III fa y " mas f''''' q
4 AID. Plain and Figured Alpacas FfencL and
rusli-h Merins. French Gt,s OIlar Ckn'z,
mare anil sihsr rev style American Guniz-
I,.,.usd aud for sale law at
|. ii - o HElSKELL'S.
kRgN.u and Isrl-iau Cine'ams. Galio'a do.
4 rmbr.idsrsd do Manchesier ir -il't rood
rpIT oW HElsEELLs.
7 AN Rl'k Rlus Blk Italian Lasiunga slk.
4 pam blacks. Blue BIZ pauli de SUES. Do
.,is Chsnelesn silks Plsd aud Fancy S6i,
4 Saline. Sarssnsls. velvsi. &c--in-i rec'd Al
I, OW HCfSKftL's
b THEs IADIFS.-If yon wsnf 20 SEE some
thing pretty, cal At the CRY ca-h Store a1o
/ a. orr an. cloths, crapcde lsrnes. cash
!, dvtosse; Req De Laiscs; Nousln do
he; Bomhszine d Frosse; PLAN. g. I, "trip
)nd haired Alrncas: Prncade; Strn' d ~Hk+t
Md Chs slio., do; Glace. str'p'd AID 7 m
da Velvet PLAID chsrehon do; SATIN E'ri3'i
'desrrie; chasgcahle noult de soie; Sam
I'D Psult de S-ie. Drah Gro de Naples; Gro
Rhine; Gro DO Nap: NIX and white FeuIsrds;
h. striped. Esd, blk and eolnro5 Saons;
atifnl Damned Velvets and Silkg. Plain and
" BouWst Ribbons; Artificial Flowers; Dark
no~ Velvet points; Satin ana Ve,vet Grayat,s;
u aAd Silk Gloves and Mifts: Rpgle \ SILK
II,s, Threadf ace and Inserting, Swiss r ~
md Inserting, Bl,ck Lace. Tiatn eamblic
II. Chenille and Lace Cans, Nhimesoits,
I'D collars; Blk, white AMI fg'd Nets;
lsdc, hard. swiss, hook, null and other
lima; Silk, Waol and coiton Hose; T.ocn,
ltills, Toilet and atoer Vols, Tarkcr'a. emb'd
plain Thihes Hahyle. Nesaens, cireassian,
meee, Rroeha, Damask, Blk cloth, blanket
sihor Shawls.
IL soon or YOU will not be able to get sight.
/ 1 LOWTHER & BOON.
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REMOV
)RENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
/ s II. WHEEIING.

b LOHLEIN. Frsnch DYER, on the oth",,
|si1a Of the bridge. South Wheeling, second
from 3 + Kslley's Store rourns his 9r2tr
|hsnks to his friende and cuFtomer-, for the'r
|nsr favors, and respectfn'ly informs them
h he tI6s .dAed to his establiahment import
Rsna.in France, newly discovered ippra We
)nts. He give. more lustre, 'nss tness ana SUI
lility ~ tbs colored stuffs, without lrJarns
y 1oGIs perfsrilv conEieptto give every salts
III, and h ,pes therefore, for tho continuance
d Ilblthl Patronage. ocl2l
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4, r wFTH1RF q GO. tssgge i5aastf o,as3en,s,9l p
IrNT-qi5.s, No2. NArfh How ri a. Baltimore,
nea-bs opposite the Wheatfeld inn1 where
beg intend 20 keen on hand an extensive assori-
ment q Money Hurd1sare. Cutlery " German
All lands of Japounrd ard Britannia Ware
Tamps. Girsnao)cs, Tea Trage If a i kinds
Clocks. Plated Ware Tin, Wooden anG WHO"
Ware. - s4o,.&o
c,boan Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utensils
and "e every variety Of useful and fancy Hoas'
NI Persons inst commencing house keepng vii
here find every article Tor Ine'f convenience ="
CANARY Merchants and others visiting Balh
"'HW' p Goods sold On commission at the manu-
fscturer's prices. No2 N Howard ST. Baltimore
/ oct pm
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CHEAP
fiANn CAP MANUFACTORY.

HT AND CAP MANU- Az YIN
xEkY. No 10 Monroe stree, w hfeHng,
Internationally announces TO his o'o lrlenus
y publie in general, TINT he mas no" oh
l6ree and sapeeior sioek ot
ID HATS AND CAPS,
<(oFsll fashions, comprising an qursl,
31<1ss md s,ze. His Hats are NJ anniae-
~ his wsirnme1iate sunernteadanGe,
~ materials aud by the best OF WORK
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