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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-31
TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND

IN the present campaign, have consi-
'<!ered it NY privilege, as an American
,ci,izem, to inquire into the life and services
ol Mr.. James Carroll, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, and have thorough
" salts fed myself that IL, the time ON
cit items we're engaged in IRE defence OF
their homes and families, Mr.. james Car
roll was IN safety, as against II British bull
let, at Hampton. the country seat OF his
father-ir-law; Gen. R'dgrly. knoming
this fact Ia be true. have not Iltsltaed
to charge it; tor which, | have been de
nouncpL Ir'rn the musings aud in the
columns ot the AZ. gus as n >landerer.
The Democratic association ol the l!'h
Ward, justly fearing the tAcct npon all
matchmaking minds, have pa>sede series
soi resolutions. in which an denounced
AS having made a charge. Knowing it to be
false. Viii, commemorate discretion, they
have failed, however, tr attach tire names
'of The officers vH the meeEing, AN sorts
of quiLhtes have been ipwentad. "llow
could Mr.. Carroll run fron N@rth Point,
when he was not llicre?" say psleir orator
and presses. Tue! but, genllemen, why
was he net there? and if he was not al
North Point, WhCrC rdS he? |, is a sErplc
question, easily To be answered. 1T Won't
do to say "lIe was resident of South
River, in Anne Arundel county" Vas
.hc there, ready to defend tina, portion OF
the soil of our State? And EFiol rrhere
waS h.? Mr. Carroll was born in BalIi-
Ia, ,rI.t,vtS and irIppfS
were there; rhy did he mt contribute 10
lis d, fence? am informed his father and
his Brother were there, dIsrharging their
duty like patriots. Where waS hcS
agree with the llh Ward Democratic
Association, ''lhat the citizens residing on
the waters of the Chesapeake had enough
10 do to protect their own property fi'n
British depreciation at that PERIOD" and
that duty was very much increased by
Mr.. Carroll leaving them 10 protect his
also, whilst he was at Hampton. "Nhert
the slanderer and The slauderpd are known
Mr.. Carroll's reputation can sustain ne
injury," say that Association. 1t is true
d am a yoor man, but that should he M
sin in the eyes of Democracy. ! am a|s'
an Hu'iiole iiidn-ye', """"""'"'hs'
consider my self as good a citizen as Mr.
Carroll. II my neighbours house is q,
fire. rush to its re: cue-il a poor person
applies for aims. to the extent of my ablli
~ relieve him strive to alntaisi m.
family-in all relations which bind me It
society. endeavor to discharge my duty
and yet you find Democracy, the avenge
of the poor mans wrongs, struggling mos
fiercely to crush to the earth man, who
if he has any reputation at all, has mad
if himself; whilst it stands cap in hand
.bpwing most slavishly TO Mr.. Carroll
simply because he is very wealthy Arts
aocralic gentleman, and has the power /
reward. Now, gentlemen to the test
have been denounced as a slanderer, vii
bet 500 to $40, that the charge ] hav
ma le is true; and here pronounce ever
man who assented to the passage OF tn
] lth Ward resolutions liar and corart
WIN. II. WATSON,
No l55 Eas, Pratt street.
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Office.

BY order of Geo, county court. n otice
is hereby given to the creditors of John
W. Mercer, an insolvent petitioner to file
their claims in said court with the Youch-
er thereto on or before the lhiId Monday
in October next.
AZARlAS PENNINGTON,
Trustee for said Mercer
August 10 1914
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4 n the matter of the Petition of Jesse irwin,
Z an InsolvcnL Petitioner.
Or Tered by the Court, owing to a defect in the
notice TO creditors as published, that the said
petitioner give notice according to law to his
creditors to appear and file Undergraduates and
allegations on the first Tuesday after the third
Monday in October next, and that the case be
continued.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
BY virtue OF the directions i'll iic above order,
! hereby give notice to my creditors, that will
appear, on the said first Tuesday next after the
third Monday in October next, before Cecil
County Court, 20 answer such allegations and
Undergraduates as may then and there be propos-
ed to me by my creditors, when and where they
will file allegations and intcrogatories, if any
they have. JESSE IRWIN.
July 20 lSi,
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henry q. MCCann, Porirdi

hEenry q. MCCann, PoriraH
Paint r, Student OF the Royal Academy
London, respectfully informs the public
that he intends practising his profession
for short time in Elkton II. Nc c.
prelerring extensive practice to a higher
price but limited business has fixed his
charged at 10 dollars for half lengths and
Cor other sizes in proportion. His sue
cess in Baltimore and lately IN Port De-
post, will he trusts, speak sufficiently for
his talent In the former place he painted
100 and in the latter upwards of 40 in
the last 10 months.
Stters attended at their own residences
if desired without extra charge.
MlLLERS HOTEL.
lie will be ready TO commence in Elk
ton about the 18th inst.
August 3rd lS44-4w. pd.
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MARYLAND, CECH. COUNTY. Sc

MARY Ian ID, tEClI. LOT Nj !. Set
nN application of Ellis Jones, of Cecil
NVCounty, by petition in writing, to me- the
subscriber, Cone ofthc associate Judges the Or
phan s Court of Cecil county,) setting forth that
he is in actual confinement for debts, lie is una
BILE to pay, and offering to deliver up iorte-be-
neft of his creditors, all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way emit
tied, schedule whereof andlist of his credits and
debts being annexed to hissaid petition upon oath
and praying to be dischurgedtrom actua contine-
mcnt, and to have extended 70 him tie benefit of
the several insolVcntlaws Of Mary land and it APP
pearing tomeby competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided within the State of
Maryland for the last two years next before his
application appointed Reuben d. lamar Trustee
for the benefit of the Creditors of the said Ellis
Jones who has entered into bond, with sccuri-
ty by me prescribed and approved, for the faith
Ftul performance of his said trust; and the said
Trustee having certified to me that he is in full
possession ofall the property in the Saldschedulc
ana list OF debts contained, have ordered and APP
! pointed the first Tuesday next afterthe 3rd Mon
day IN October next, for the said Ellis Jones
to appear before the Judges of Cecil County
Court at THE court house in Elklon to answer
sIich allegations and heterogeneous as may then
he proposed to him by his creditors; and the said
! Fills Jones having entered into bond in Il
| penalty and with security by me prescribed and
approved so to appearand answer as aforesaid,
do hereby order and direct lhdt the said Ellis
Jones be discharged from personal conine-
mcnt, and that lie give notice Of this his applca-
ton, and ofthe day so hy nc appointed for his
final hearing in Cecil County Court, to his credi-
t"rSby advertisement in some newspaper pm
| ted IN Cecil County, once Il week for three
mtnthS, before the said first Tuesday next after
| the 3rd Monday in October next. Given under
| my hand and sealths 10th day of May 1914
. , ~ ItTsIN
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MAR RED.

On Thursday the .32nd, iusl. by the
Rev. Mr.. Barton, MIR. JOHN T.-JGNNEy 10
Miss DEBORAH Al. 'GLENpENlN all this
county.
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Thursday the % day

Of September next at the public House of
John J. IIeckart in the Town Of Port De-
posi-, the following parcels of property to
wit. All that tract or parcel Of land called
and known as ''The Bald Friar Ferry"
farm Situate lying and being on the east
side Of the Susquehanna River in Cecil
county Maryla adjoining lands of
Thomas Fulton and others, containing
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Marvland Cecil County, SCI.

.HdrHiHnU tfcH oOHiHD' oC.
nN application of Lewis Jones of Cecil
OCom,y, by petition in writing to me, the
subscriber Zone Of the associate judges OF the
Orphans Court of Cecil County, setting forth
that he is IN ac.nal confinement, for debts be is
unable to pay, and offering to deliver up for the
benefit of scrcditors, all his property, real pei
tona and mixed, to W hich he lin any way entl-
led a schedule whereof and list of his credits
and debts being annexed to his SAID pctitonupon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and to have extended TO him 'bs
benef, ofthe several insolvent laws OF Marl .'a
and it appearing to me by competcnt .'f'.'
that the said petitioner has rrside@ r '.
State Of Maryland for the last '"o ya'r
fore his application, appoint IL. -.
Trustee for the benefit 9th" Gre =
said Lewis Jones', who has ol''r", ... on,
with security by me prescribe al, -. {, for
the faithful performance Of his AID trust and the
said Trustee having certified to ne th is in
full possession olaiIthe property I'M he'd.
ule and list OF debts contained, hHs d and
appointed the first Tuesday neat e third
Monday in October next. for v, So Lewis
Jones, to appear before lie ind Of Cecil
County Court, at the court house ~ iiktcn. to
answer such allegations ai' ,r''n"A cries
may be then and there by hs c' ''i'ors made and
proposed and the said Lewis 'o"t4 having
entered into bond in a penalty ND N,th sccuri.,
hv me prescribed and approx S' \" appear fIi
answer as aforesaid, DO here o.. . and 4, 81.
that the said Lewis Jones he .isc. - .s-
personal confinement, anu that he Civ .. O..
this his application, aud OF the day So n~
pointed for his final hearing N Cnu'
Court, to his creditors, by ADVERTISER
newspaper printed in Cecil Count,
for three months, before the said FIRST BE-
next after the third Monday in Octo. f..
Given under my hand and seal this 1tn d. +
March 1874. VIM. TORBEh ',
True copy. Test,
July GEORGE McCULiOI CT, CT
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u lin C. GROOME.
Ex'tor of Jas. 5. Springer, dec

EN'tor Of Jas. :. Springer, deCu'
Eikton Md. June Odd lSi4
National lntelligencer, Bait Amerl-
can, Inquirer and Pennsylvania Phlla..
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record
West Chester; will insert once week
Gor6 weeks and forward bills to Trustee
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Dental Notice.

DIR. COWAN will be happy to wait
upon all, who desire to have their te,th
put in order, at his office opposite the
Washington Hotel, Eiklon Md.-3t
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IRON ORE

which can he readily obtained and in a
region of country where abundant crops
of all kinds of grain are raised.
One third part Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in cash, and the
residue in 8 and Is mon,hs with interest
from the day Of sale to be secured by
bond with approved security.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
viIed to view and examine the property
for themselves.
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JOS. n. GURDON UIefK
Wool Carding.
SPI.N.NI.NG, WEAVLNG, Full
LING. II.NG, Sc.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil CO. Md.
seven miles above Elk,on, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village OF
Newark Del. They are now i'll full opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth. Cassimers, Salinelts,
Blankets or fanneis, as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
May 25lh 1874.
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Attention
THE WHOLE,
CHEAP FASHIONABLE GLC'.
E0R ClGH

FUN II.EF,
At No. 292 Market Street first above the = as-
tern Hotel, Phadclphia
All who want to save % per cent. i" y
chase of ready made Clothing are in" cat
at this Store, and examine the lar -. best
assortment in this city, consisting
Super Cloth Dress and trock Co0's
from e 20 slt
DO Tweed Sack and Frock Goats $50
Superior figured and plain Cashmere
Pants, to {
With great variety of Vests, TO
Together with IA large assortment Of good
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING very
cheap This stock is all made and trimmed in
the neatest and best manner. Call look and test
the fact
LrDon't forget No. 292.
Nj. TRACY,
- No. 292 Market IT
Philadelphia, April 9th, lSl4.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE
Real Estate.

lSY virtue Of Decree of the Ct:an.
cellor of Maryland, the subscrit er as Trus-
tee will offer at Public Sale, to the high
est bidder Oh
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Elkton Foundry.

FARMERS LUX HEKE.
J. p. Cantwell s. VIM. NJ. Gidley have
established an Iron Foundry in Elklon
where they are making concave and evey
other description of Plough cas!ngs:-
also, all kinds of castings made to order
ORDERS for casting, thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
The Public are generlly andrespec,fuIly
invited to call and see our work.
Elkton July 9Th lS44-3m
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deceased being one undivided fourth Fart
OF all that Tract OF land called
t'His;h Park

situate lying and being on the east side
of the said River Susquehanna in Cecil
county aforesaid and conlairin
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Fall of ~ 10 o0 feet.

To manufacturers generally. but especial
iy to those disposed TO engage in the iron
business, this property offers many advan-
tages, besides the large water power
which belongs to it, its situation, being
within tive miles from one of the Depors
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad, two and hall miles from
navlgabIe water and about Elidway be-
tweerPhllade phia and Baltimore, affords
facility of access To the markets Of those
cities. II lies also in tire ncghborhood of
a great body Of
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thi, properly nn 'ub Na>,, narg" SION L
I'll BUILDING. cue a,"d a.. il
ABILITY $zl'ist MILL
, f -.

" men can be reudi v and al an incon-ld-
enable expense converted iniua Mil again
or It can be used for any manufacturing
business, the said creek Icing ii large and
never failing stream, which affords luI
and coneiant supply of water at all sea-
sons ot' The year AN hos Lrre n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

Its fcuieton' generally contains articles
of literary morit Mkt u 1t ve must make
hono-abic mention OF the kindred journals, the
sA;X-la.Chapellu Gazette aud New H'mhCrg
Corirspnntan, The Frankfort Journal, on, OF
The Oldest in Germany. if not in Europe, enjoys d
large circulation, and is in great favor amongst
bankers and capitalists, 'on account of It's rtioney
articles; lis politics are of the descriptlontha suit
d paper published inhe city where the stt!ngs OF
The Diet are held 1t is not 10 be ccniounded
with .Lc journal de Frankfort likewise publish
ed there. in the French language. and decidedly
in the Russian lnterfs. Il is curious enough,
that neither in GeHnaDy nor in France do &C
meet with weekly janrna!s; this latter is class
which appears peculiar to England In conclu-
sion, we must remark that there Is mach latent
vigoT, much patriotic energy and fife, concealed
beneath the cold surface impaired tothc German
press by The overwhelming weight OF the censor
ship; and that il is our tirincSt CONVICTION, That
should the press succced in emanclp4t'nc rs"l
from liz present bonds. il will b. found that the
nigh tone o patriotic feeling produced by fec a;l'i
manly discussion, will Efcvc lar oei.cr s'ie,
guard against foreign aggress'n than the F;c-
sent costly system of military parade.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
SELPHO'S
SLsbl llo -
LIN crI, oREN.IIrhI ANI,I 4

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG.
Oh SPRiNGST. Patronized By The most eminent surgeons
}5 toughGn; Europe and by the most "i te
professional brethren in the United States ard allowed by 1
10 be the uppTcnch to nniGre hitherto pr9dred n
SELpIlO No Sd Sptns ;ifeet 2enr srond~hy, Sew YORK
hnye seen the artificial iec of Nr Sepho. It's construc
ton appears client and wei calculated to nrs.er all hs
oh ecs desired = tie be OF all the proof OF those VINO
year them ihs i positive GG undenah.. S"me OF my
Trends whol have .nuhd INFORM me INIT they are super
It,,.",,,v @ ~ E.,c .ork au2 I'm
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s7IRTH HALL 40. FrunS:D1,;srs nave ernstahIy
iNsiRUME ENTS d Al fIn.i. riA%o f'oRIEo o dicrea
- snJ fn., G. Iir AE from the best SpanEh pateTn
T., ,ybirh ihey have reTe premiums from lie American In
,tute oya: ali makes and i yeTy superior 9ne n l
bor. also received epeatei premiums CLARlONEIS, KEN
BHGiES CoRN0PL0NS. TRoMBoNEs etc al OF ~ tns 81
find, Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NEW ~ MdJSlCre receiy
Ell as soon as published 1S q! tas snnGS q
On for the PIANO; aso. lie ORPHEUS GLEE BoOh. he
ins collection Of ges for four ee voices with piano acf9I m
.sh author1 by AUSTIN PHILLIPS pnee One Dcilnr pei
.s Merchants and sinfica community generally eie =
.pectf.ly Invited to cal. hi-'"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

C1pRISG AND ROLLER BLINDS. white linen ard tran;-
= parent painted shades ol the patterns wuve we
blinds Venun Spanish and Italian Sun Blinds, &c. q;
Gntly be- 10 inform his paiun. he hns for sale he ab"ve AID
continues the OF description OF blinds at lie
old established Spring Blind Factory 20 Hudson street, nys
doors west OF Spring Spring rollers for cnrnge,-od
blind. repaired and painted Southern orders promptly nj
tended to az I'm
7 AIDES AND FEMALES BEWARE fF COMMON
IA PREPARED CHALk-lt ipures your skin and leaves u
yeoe allow Ent coarebut the Gle called the Spani.
not iniure sold pnce Is cents box al 3 Rrcudway and
s Chahnm street. 19 Fulton Brooklyn. Tuke care OF
base counterfeit. Buy only as above. GLE LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28


Soaring s. SCRIBER,
No. II aE:.;ien Lane, near WilIiam-strecs.
.NVlrE the attention of City and Coauy Merchants 10
'''''' '''' STOCKS,
comp sing Satin Bombs zine. Mode. rich gTed striped and
checked satin nnd k dark cccrs. suitable Tor ai sales N
oIejn bowed trimmed full front Prince ALBERT. Ashland ana
ntar styles, also several varieties OF Opero III and scars
n f which rrs manufactured with great care nnde' NE
nn peryiso ard warranted tn he eqia oo!h III style
and wurkn ulshIp, To en% mnce III tr'S city
Also iu nssG;Inslt 81 low picru heu!In u"u i"c '-
en- Cotton and Fancy .
coo-v Bossms Linen Cotton md Flannel Drawers. herTo
Iambswoo Segovm. Silk, Cotton end kibbed ShiItS ana
rg yers Hosiery Cloves Suspene Scar!s, CTaTa Sh0ai
t,iI Sis Glazed Srslins and Boards o. cap-nn kers
Purchasers invited call aud examine ocr :ocA a1 m
~ = IlNNE!Lf 4 Co. No. 81 Grlnd-.trcct. eone q
~. Allen. haze on hand extensive assortment ei ue ~
,,y;rc house keeping DRY GOODS, 70 which isy nv!e ht
g-4to IA Imperial Gnd Mr. .scilcs Quilts
10 lG.i by IA DepsTs Gri lnnesk Table Lioilo
iIrsn. 49, p; , Gill;.
Iuss:a Scotch ana Irish rG:velrs Daper.
So 8 ! and "A Diaper and Dnnnsk Napkias.
Crash, Huckabncs and Hireyc liaper.
ia and 2S S;htnc una flowCusc LiEcn of all quatios
"a hcnvy tn!re7.si Linen.
Coore1 Cotton. NorSteh and Linen Table Cloths:
And also an extensive n Cloths and CaSsne
Drap D'Et, Clmbroons. Linen D.;nss. end other Sn.
all Ft.- lIry ,r.ts
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MUSIC.

To the Elite of Musical Taste iathe u. States !:
IEARPS y. F. GROWNEE J. CO. from lEfaIdl nakes
of the Improved pucnt iouble e1d single ctn HaIp,
LONDON ard Ne,r York estabshcd lso j. f B nirrs ioI
s = nj So Broadway an elegant assortment o Double ana
Snue Action farps The rch hFancy OF tone, ghtnsss OF
touch elegance finish and perfect mc har', ~ '-r .Ips
render them uneoUned and obn:H them the fs amateur
md professional patronage turnos ami this rguntry
re on the l,i pncoics OF the celebrated trid
Win sl tie modern Improvements of London md Paris
Warrnnled To bear the cnGe. and a European pfc
s!c &c j. F. BROWNE, tlnnnac;urer.
''e' go No. 30 Broadway ard
,nl5 2n~ No. 49,. Chslnber-street. n. Y.
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Uf- Hardware, Cutlery, c5c,-LEWis BENZ
nICf e CO. respectfully inform leir friends and the public
generally that they removed this city, nd hare taken
s Sa.e 81 PearsiFes toppo>;e the Pear-:;reet House,
where they opening ince and weseieced asso
OF Goods. both Foreign and Domestic. to which ey
yoGId call The attcnton cf hna yv,ans pu:csa. ApD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28

G~ Water Cure.-J. Shew, ". d. an author on Wa
Cure, 2Ss Forr!.st Doa!svny. regarding tie system
by far the rn"na.. efficient and safest u diseases
practices uccordney-oth0gt drugS Of kind Dr. r. Is
making 10 open establishment IN which
CARY out the system fully. The advised grctui
ougly. n.y. 1iI'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-28
TRIBUNE uOOK BRIBERY,
No. SrGUCE STREET,

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER.
Are prepared to execute Rating fos BoOKSElL-EGS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
n. h. Particular paid to reblndng Old Books, Pc
ocals, Music, &c. good style and reasonable rates
Persons visiting the CITY have their books rebound al
shut notice. ~ u
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMAN ard his wife or few single ren'!euen
n can he accommodated pleasant and hnard at
- Murray nrs' "
leOARDINt: GA Lcns Island ,ix miles or, BrooAyn on
tOucy i.tand. tne or Two small him'eS can
e rcconu, ted VITA bualu very ihy ami pleasant
ncn;ion tab ny for h0,ss Il required For pa;ticuars en-
cure at - Fuiipn <; Snoklyn. ot M. WISE 40 st
ye0lEpI\.: - Gentleman and his wife
e reatlercn tt accommodated with paiior aud
handsomely iu;U.she, III sra pNne ami
where hsr are 10 oacr honrier' terms moderate Apply
: - sixth STAGES pas the dGor- a-9 9e
ipOaRrA 'arse doabio .cni On Inc .ecohI hoo. san
> he lad with tui hoard nj - Hudson street aus aw
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CLOTHING.

A H. WASnBURN. tlse E5geTton 4 Washbuin.) would
respectfully niom friends md customers that TO ns
taken the re spucIuus Store No 3Jcn street between
Wum and Nassau streets. md four doors uE the corner oil
Tailor lie would rn inform ,he Public TIN, he WI have
constantly hand the newesi styles Oi Goods Of ell deScp
after the most approved Londop and raEan styles. and wI~
Cenrnen vii! please call mud leave their orders with
ranly that tcy shall be promptly and faithfully executed.
HaT 3m'
,U.s!:R COATS of eysry variety aud style at reduced
q prireS at the New York Cash In:uTng Establishment,
s; ffnndwny three doors below the Fmnsiin House hlsne
nent Shirts, mnc 10 CIDER which are warranted
70 ~, ~ ''o - ~ " J. G. BOOTH & Co.
A LARGE ASSORTJiEn1 SUMNER COATS com.
= pr;s,rc Iineu Jean CRHes. ashrieIes. B1:nhazlEe,
t,erino fr0ckS dO-says or sale. ready mac at 81
7iO5sWcHY ,ss ~ op'O'' VAC TN T. JENNINGS 4. 90
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TRIBUNE JOB PR

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
no. lso NAsSAU-SrKEE!.
PhMprLETs. MAnserIi Sgo-7 ,,tLH
CATALOGUES. ilECTURE ltfLLs.
EaRCKs, CARps CONCERT BILLS. lia.n 1ni
INSURANCE PoLICTKr, Fancy
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