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- NEAT AND USEFUL,

- NEAT AND USEFUL.
TIE subscribers wish the Ladies' call and sse Il
new article OF INDIA RUBBER SHOES they have
just .eceivcd-eempri,ng all the various styles of
x5SS~as Baskins. Sandals and -
GgeSykhae.aS GTecian Ties, S,Sppers aa=--fsSe
The above are particularly recommended to TIE
ladies'. They keep the feet dry and warm, autare a,
the same time neat and drcssy. They have also on
hand, large assortment of LADIES WALKING s.
D6ESS SHOES, from Morocco and Kid, suitable for
the season. Also, Childrens BOOTS and SHOES,
ell of which are neatly and fashionably made. Don't
forget to call, and you will be pleased,
ELLIS & NICOLAI,
dl2-tf No. 50 Baltimore st.
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Mr.. KEEylL's LAST LECTURE. The last
delivered in the saloon of the Assembly ROOMS
this erening; and, as these lectures have proved
very attractive, we may anticipate Il crowded
room on this occasion. The view of the splen-
did Planetarium is we'll worth the sum de-
mandcd for the whole lecture
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INCORRUPTlBLE TEETH.

IINOOItTCUI lDElEI EFI IT.
INST RECEIVED from the mandatory Of
- Messrs. Crispenn & Henck, of Philadelphia. su-
perior assortment of INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH
with Patent Rvets, consisting of Moares, Bieuspes
Gum, Pivot and Plate Testk-all of Which are war
rasted TO be second to now manufactured; also
Gold and Tin FOIL, for Plugging. DeEtists are in
vued can and examine this stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A. X. LEES
Drug and Chemical Store, 2l5 Ballimore-st.
dll-3t' [rsl doors q. of Charles, fsaath side.)
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no James Jones, applicant for the benefit Of the
Imsovent Laws, IL not JAMES JONES, Grocer, cor
ner of Pratt and Albemarlr streets. IT.
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gy3- We take pleasure to announce the return OF
SignOr CASELLA, the celebrated Violincellist, who
will give farewell Concert on TUESDAY NEXT,
at Calvert Hall, previous to his departure for the
South, II
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SECESSION FROM THE CATHOLIC CHuRCH.-
a letter from Bromberg in Prussia, states that
congregation Of Catholics at that place had
separated from the ''mother church" refusing
to acknowledge the supremacy of the Pope.
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90 THANKSGIVING DAY. Divine service
may be expected on THURSDAY MORNING, (rhiS
Light street. The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
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THANKsGIvIXG DAY. la compliance with
with the recommendation of the Governor OF
Maryland, to-day will be observed in the scvc-
raj churches of this city with thanksgiving and
PRAYER 1t is "neet right and proper" that
one day Of the year should be thus SGT apart
for thanksgiving to a gracious and mercitul
God, for the abundance with which he has IA
vorcd us, and the numerous blessings which
we have received at his hands. 1t is certain
flnn. Ghe people of Maryland have been signal
Ky spared during the year which is about to
close Other sections of the union have been
visited by the devastating tempest and flood,
which have destroyed life and property, whilst
Maryland has been exempted from "the war of
elements" and all affecting disasters. We
should then bow the knee in humble gratitude
20 the Creator for his kind care and protection,
aud nnplore continuance OF his mercy. II
we would all recognize lilo truth that "God is
love-" we could approach him in the humble
confidence of children, and offer our suppica-
tions with the full assurance that they would
DC received with the tenderness Of a father.
TIE NEXT ADMINISTRATIONS, We have seen
she suggestion made, that an extra session OF
Congress viii be called by the President elect.
We doubt it; for there is no purpose to be ac-
complished by such measure, which will not
bear to be postponed until the regular session,
The annexation of Texas and the reduction of
the Tariff, are The two prominent measures
which it is supposed the new President will re-
commend and neither of them will spoil by
keeping The details Of the first should be
carefully examined and arranged before final
action on the subject--and as to the tariff, the
reduction which will be made by any Congre s
will be very triAng. No man of common
sense can suppose that the duties will be redu-
.ced to twenty Per cent. or that the protective
policy will be abandoned We doubt whether
&Hr- Polk will recommend such reductions; but
even if he should no Congress will daro to ac-
qmcsce. The principle of protecting domestic
industry Is firmly established, and will not be
abandoned. The people of the Unioa would
not submit to be sacrifced and will indignant
iy hurl from power any man or party who may
make the attempt.
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GF- MUFFS! MUFFSM MWFFSM inst received,
another invoice of those beR0tifui MUFFS, which
will bG disposed Of low at
"TAYLOR'S,n opposite Barnum's,
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KpymN THOusANp DOLLARs! Conbina-

YEvBN THOUSAND DOLLARS! CorHbna-
IL ton 90 81 ALL is entitled the 2t capital prize OF
SIC, 300 in the Maryland Lottery class A. drawn yes
terday, Dec. H. The fortunate holder Of this lucky
ticket is informed that the cash awaits il at the
otice of those famous prize vendors, FLETCHER g.
CO., No. st Baltimore street, above Holiday.
Drawn Nos Of class al, lowest pfze S. Dec. IL:
10 ~ 70 Al 81 20 90 65 80 81 10 SO !
TOM ORROW, SO, 600, SC. Tickets $500, grs. rs p
SATURDAY, 5000, &c. IS t.50, {" 81
Packages in The above como very cheap =
TO Persons at distance, disposed to try theiri
in any of the Brilliant Lotteries be dra during NJ
present month, (and before the close of the old year,
a please direct their orders, by mail otherwise
to JAMES FLETCHER& co.
No. 80 Baltimore street,
do Above fiolliday-st., Baltimore, Md.
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ygyHosE GIMPs HAVE COME.

II No. J3 MARK ET-ST., Opposite Holiday,
have just received, about 10000 yards of most
pcrior French silk GIMPS, which shall sell al less
than half pricc-as it is now the most fashionable
Goods for Trimming, the Ladies will please call early;
they are the handsonaest goods have ever had
| have also received, some very superior WOrsted
CAPS, worth so cents, which will sell for 1885, they
are really good article. Those splendid LACES,
RIBBONS, SC. are exciting universal admiration.
.. BROADBEST,
No. 90 Market street, opposie Holiday.
20 The system of selling CHEAP shall be carried
out TO the fullest extent--call ami SEE. IT.
~ Ety PRiNEs! NEW pHINCSI! Ten
"a thousand yards assorted new style Fancy Prints,
at low prices. wholesale and retal-iust opened by
BEALE II. RICHARDSON & 60.
.. r No. 223 Baltimore street.
de lARl 3 doors hollow ChaIlpa.
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HpKOWN AND SHADED VELVET RIB
AD BONS Just received, another fresh lot of Rib
bon Velvet, whic \ will sell very low, wholesale I i
retail. JIM. HAIG, No. i2i Baltimore street,
all 5oofs above South street.
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CONCERT OF Mr.. HENRY PHILLIPS. The
third vocal entertainment Of the above cole-
brated vocalist will take place tomorrow, Fri
day. evening, at Calvert Hall. The audience
last evening was large and fashionable, and
composed of the elite of the city. Mr.. Phil
lips voice IS a fine tenor and of great compass,
over which he has the most perfect control
The Cavaliers song of"Down among the dead
men" was received with the most apturous ap
planse. Those who wish to hear the best vo-
calist of the age should not miss this opportu
nifty.
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THNHOMAS 8. ALEXANU Illa, late OF the city
n of Annapolis, ATTORNEY AT LAW has
taken an office at No. SPURKlEs's Court, Lexinc-
ton street. His residence is mt the West corner of
Saratoga street and Sharp street alley, where he may
he consulted after the usual Office hours.
He proposes to practice in the various Courts of
Civil jurisdiction in the city of Baltimore, the Court
of Appeals, the Court of Chuncefy, and Anne Arundel
County CouTt. dl0-3t*
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TRUSTEES SAIL

TRUSTEES SALE. mn 7 =
NpY VIRTUE of n decree of the Court of Chan
ED Gerry, the subscriber will offer at public sale at
the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, on FRIDAY,
Doth of Bec 1874, at O'Clock, P. M Lot of Ground
fronting forty feet on Penney wanna Avenue runnisg
back to Cove street. This Lot is situated near the
intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Cove st.,
and has tspon it small Frame Dwelling.
9I5- Terms Of sale Us follows: One-third in eash
and the balance in twelve mouths .t =
w. A. TALBOT, Trustee,
nas-ees NRYEE, CANNON s co. Auet'u,
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TIE SEIZURE OF THE Argentine NAVY

TIE SRzgRB OF THR ARGENTINE Navy
The recent seizure of the Argentine navy, by
Captain Voorhees,, requires some further exPla-
nation. We nave heard but one side of IL
story yet, and the reason there given does no
show sufficient justification of the act. The
version of the affair brought by the Creole
shows facts which do not appear in the state
meat ofthe "British Packet, " and also accounts
for the melancholy death of Captain Newman
1t is stated by the mate of the Creole, that one
of the Argentine blockading vessels fired into
the United States brig Banbrdge, Captain
Newman, as she was enterug the harbor, sup
posing her to have been a merchantmen vo-
llting the blockade. The cambridge not hav
ing returned the fire, Captain Voorhees, had a
Court Martial convened on board the Congress,
to try Captain Newman; and on his being rep
rimanded by order of that Court, he jumped
overheard and was drowned. We shall proba-
bly, soon have all the particulars laid before our
Government.
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UPHOLSTERY g. PAPER H.4NGTNGS STORE
FESftE Subscriber will make Brussels CARPETS
III for 10 cents per yard; Ingram CARPETS for g.
cents per yard; OIL CLOTHS laid at low pices, ac-
cor1ins 30 quality; BEDS, MATTRESSES, CUSH-
IONS, and every other description Of work done in
the neatest manner, promptly and low, always for
cash, Oh delivery, or VIXEN completed.
LOUIS MULLER, Baltimore street.
nS- lm' One door from Charles, mo. 296.)
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CT AINT ANY THING ELSE. Magnificent,
II luck At Head Quarters Per drawings of Susquo-
hanna Canul Lottery class 81, the third capital CT
$4,000, IN package Of quarters, sent Harris
burg, Pa to Nos. 80 % 65. This is pery enough for
one daybut is not all-Nes 20 y 10 $1,000 prize :,
in Il whole sold to pzeuS Nos. 81 % A. psize Of
600, in 1quarter. Give Ealory Co. caii for th..
capitals, hey always have some good przas. OF Dc
early, ana.iliey must De yoars.
TO-MORR0WE TO-MORROWr =
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
| prize of Sl9,0M prize OF $500
$500 lo9s, &c.
Tickets So 90--sl,sres i'll proportion.
Risk OFT package'of quarter tickets, certificate
only SlCd80.
Drawing Nos. of the Nd Consolidated Lottery
class Al Lowest prize $500:
40 Il 20 al 81 % 30 65 80 81 . IS
o. O.slers meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & Co, No. 2 CapsEt-st.,
IT Baltimore, MarytaBd.
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CLOAklNGS, CLOTHS, SC.
HM ANsILpON EASTER &, CO., 2O3 BAL

CLohhiASoo, SlJo llso, &C.
AMlLTON EASTER 81 CO., 203 BAL
n r. TiMORE STREET, have un hand
French Cloakings of new styles aI .fay
Cloak Cloths, jet and blue black, invisible and Pol
ish green, olive, own, blue, sc wide aud hand
some finish.
French MEGINUES and Tibet Cloths
SHAWLS-a large and splendid assortment
SILKS, black and coored, every variety
silk VELVETS, jet, blue black aud soored
Reh EN- Muslin CURTAINS
Crimson Cashmareen for do. .-ft
Drab and Crimson Danask do. ...|t ..
Danlask Table Cloths aud Napkins, some of extra
quality assorted Sizes
Premium American Blankets. 81
French CLOTHS and CASSiMHRES
6 A French Doeskins, rich yestinas, &C.. I'd dill
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CURIOsITIEs

M ..... FROM SWITZERLAND.
MsssRs. SCHUYLER & co. have the honor TO IN
form the pubic, that they have received and Just on
ened mOstsplcndid and original assortment of FAN
CY GOODS, CLOCKS and TOYS.
These Goods are the first of the kind ever opened
in this MARKET and are principally carved out in the
far famed Swiss style. The CLOCKS are Is DAYS,
patented works. and Of the finest and most dura.
hle workmanship. There are also some beautiful
small DAY CLOCKS. This assortment of Goods is
in every respect novel AMI suitable for Christmas and
New Years Gifts '' t' -
tEf- The publ, are most respectfully invited to call
and see for themselves, at
BOSWELL MUSIC STORE,
.lLI I..rf ... No. lil Market street,
dll-9w few doors below Calvert-a.
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FySHIS Ci6LEBEATED PHILOSOPHER
81 late from Philadelphia, has the pleasure to an
to the ladies aud gentlemen of Baltimore, that
she has again returned, and can be seen at No, t3
PITT STREET, (soutt side,) near Exeter, where she
is prepared to receive them She will, by her unver
sally acknowledged skill III Phrenology, Physiology
and Phiology, fAform those who'wil investigate her
talents, of their leading transactions Of the past the
present, and the future, AZ il she had known them
from birth. she neither wishes to knew the name
nor age, bat guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it.
90 Price 50 ceEts for gentleman, and a5 cents for
a lady. dll-Im"
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The CHINESE TRRArY. This treaty has
been submitted to the u. s.. Senate.
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vYVo-DAY being appointed for thanksgiving an

vNVo-DAE being appointed for thanksgiving and
"a praise to the Ruler Of the Universe, for all the
good things of this life, SCHOOLFIELD H. cos
Bank of Prizes will be closed until Tomorrow.
Good agan-the fourth capital of jS3490, sold by
Schoolfea Co. yesterday, 10 Nos ls SO 81, sold to
gentleman Of this city, in package of half tickets
and cost him only S35, for which he receives Sl4e3
net Nos. % IS II. prizs of $780, seat to Charles,
town, Na Nos. % II So, PIKE of $3.50, sold in the
CITY,
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, Class Al, drawn
Dee. fl--lowest prize SS5-are s '.H ..,.
40 ~ 20 Al 81 30 90 IS - 81 le So
Draws TOMORROW, the beautiful scheme of Nd.
Consolidated Lottery, class g. .tl
TIE CAPITALS ARE: Fs-
prize of $4,000 prize Of Sl,5T
u g 3,OcO S & 1909
i" $500 3. 800, &c
Tickets S3.0o; halves 81 50; quarters S0.75
In which Sohooified g. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 26 tickets for only $ll25. Call and try
one tomorrow.
tG3>Draws next Saturday, Dec 18th, the beautiful,
scheme of Md. f. Female Seminary, class 4s, Capital
$1,000; Tickets SIT, shares in proportions in which
Scheduled Co will sell on certificate Packages Of
- whole tickets tor only, ..Ss0.Go
- half " " Observation-Disclosures. 1000
- quarter ........,.......... 500 "a
% eighths 6 " .......... ........ 3.5Q
For the capitals, send on your orders 70 the ever
fortunate SCHOOLFIELD CO., >
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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SIGNS. SlGNS.l SIGNSM!
GSIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEhPEE
~ THAN TIL CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, viz:Gt Ornamental, Transpar-
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in a superior
style, and warranted TO give cstire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENClES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed TO Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few door,
East OF South st., lover Mr.. ScOttis Intelligence OF
hse,) will meet W ith prompt attention d7-dlm
AT WASHINGTON DURING
- THE SESSION OF CONGRESS-. A liberal sa-
larry in weekly payments, for assistance until the eth
of March next, aud small per centage upon the bu-
siness receipts will be paid 10 any respectable person
advancing Three HUNDRED Dollars, for which ample
security will be gwen and notes payable within two
months as the situation rendered is one of trust n
responsible person only will be accepted. For par,i
culars, apply at this Oifice, in Washington IN
WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ,
dll-2t' Magistrate and Agent.
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EBARTNlGR. Wanted partner who can com
M mand from to 5000, in one Of the safest and
most profitable business in the city. This is fine
opportunity to any person that wishes engage in bu
sness-a chance OF this kind is seldom met With.
Apply quickly at ..H. .....
SGOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
dl2 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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n
~ No. IA PRATT ST. next to bradshaw U mt
States Hotel opposite to the Railroad Depot wheTeeT
the public are having their pockets lined with cash I'd
ter the most approved and satisfactory manner. For
example, last week were Sold at this fortunate pseer
$3.50; and quarteis each netting $2l ,250 besideAld
some six eight others Of smaller denonina lions de
This is nothing more than an ordinary run Of HEX p
Capital prizes for sac in the following sp4e.ihNf,
schemes to he drawn this week: ses il5fiF 90 AS
WEDNESDAYS Capitals of $4,000. TickktJ sEle-
shares in proportion. Is w
FRIDAY-Cap,tai $4,000, tickets $500 shares ME.
proportion. R'' ~ {r fp tsa
sATURDAY-@5,0 geo. Tickets only 81 so, sharsshe
In proportion. f.f .. ~'t 5tt cts
Aibera discount will be made TO persons who psr
chase by the package or quaaiity. ~ ~ 5iHa o.,
For sale in the greatest variety oflucky numbers, BY
the package, single ticket, share. An orders, pea
mail or otherwise, addressed 10 ...f.
M. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street.
II fri 0nnosiie r. 4 q. z. R. Depot.
HNFsOWN AND SHADED VELVET RIB
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TLORTOUS LUCK IN THE LOTTERY OFF
8H YESTERDAY. We held out that we Were go--
ing to sell good prizes in that Lottery and we havoc
even exceeded what we promised prizes of $1,000
each iii whole, the other in quarter, we solthe
to ciiizens $500 in package, we sold to LADY, and
two prizes of &l50 eaeh sold i'll lot left on hand X
10 a gentleman who came in and swept the board n
GOO TO MORROW, Fdday) Tickets 50 apd
shares in proportion.
Z. J. TUCKER & BROTHER, N
fla Head of Centre Market
ORDER EARLY. Tie Small Fry draws again on y
SATURDAY. Capital 5000. Tickets Sa; quarfers5 y
37d cts. Package of qrs S5; eighths S2.50, 1t
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

Providence Journal States that the Catholic pop
ulation Of that city are circulating a memorial
for signatures. calling upon Congress to make
an inves,i CATION into the bigoted and intolerani
provisions of the constitution of the ~locofoco
State of New Hampshire requiring a religious
test, which excludes Roman Catholics from ali
the important Offices in that State.
New Hampshire is now the only certain To-
cofoco State in the Union; it is also the only
one in which any portion Of the people is dis
franchised and prosecuted for religious opinions
and yet our shameless opponents would have
Catholics believe that it is the Wings and not
themselves that are opposed to the equal rights
of the Catholic.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11
Published BY request from the Louisville Daily
Rover,
OBITUARY.

DIED. in this city, on Monday, the 1st of July
at 2 O'clock, P. NJ, Mrs. SUSAN HARRISON, con-
sort OF b. l. Harrison, in the 5lst year of her
age.
The deceased was born in Vincennes, and she
was of French descent. A few years after mar
rage, she removed to this city, where she
has resided about twenty-five years, Those
most intimately acquainted with her, can bear
witness OF her exalted virtue and christianity
She was the friend OF the distressed widow and
lonely o~rPhan-without evinciHg any Partially
as TO the country or religion they claimed. Sue
was a kind and friendly neighbour, aud affec-
Tomato aud valuable mother, an invaluable wife
and an iadulgent mistress. She has left seve-
raj small children to bemOan. her loss. Mrs. H.,
and a few other ladies of this city, were the
founders OF the Catholic Orphan Asylum,
which has done so much good. and which con-
tInues to be beneficial towards allevating the
distresses OF the poor and helpless orphan child
rem. The deceased was also one of the first in
lending her aid to fit up a Catholic Church IN
Evansville. a few hears since.
And, now, alter l2 months confinement, sus-
tanning pain. anguish, and excrutating misery,
(Which she bore with more than Christian Tor
tItde and reslgnatlon,) sshe calmly resigned her
soul 10 the true and mercIiul redeemer of man
kind and sank INFO the sleep that knows no
waking on earth" During her protracted indis-
position, she was heard frequently to exclaim:
1.-THE Lords's will be done!" She also request
ed the prayers of the pious in her behalf.
Her bereaved husband and children return
Ftheir humble, but sincere thanks to the numer-
Gus friends who kindly and assiduously rendered
their aid To the lamenled deceased during her
revere malady. A FRIEND.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

Cave Johnson and Jamison of Mo-, at
tempted TO infict Free Trade Speeches on
the good people of Wheeling Va, on theiI
journey home from Washington. Johnson
was heard thro' but when Jamison got up to
repeat the dose his voice was completely
drowned in loud, long and repeated cheers
for Henry Clay, and when the Clay mer
Withdrew from the house there was such &
meagre number left, that these two worthie:
quit the place with supreme disgust and were
actually chased TO their boat by the crowc
with shouts for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-11

0rThe Candidates for the different off ces
In Vanderburgh County are expected to meet
their fellow citizens in the following places,
namely:
On Saturday, July Goth, at the School house
near Jesse Lanes in Knight Township,
On Monday. July 22"d at the School house near
John S. Terry's, in Knight Township,
On Tuesday 23d, at B. Roys.on's residence in
Centre Township.
On Wednesday 24rh MeCutcheL's choolhousei in
Centre Township.
On Thursday 25Ih at Hornbrook's Store in Scott
Township.
On Friday Goth, at VIM. Thurs,ons in Scott
Township.
On Saturday, 9th, at AnthOny's Ferry Union
Township.
On Monday 29rh, at the School house near John
Edmonds, in Union Township.
On Tuesday Both, at Chas. Martins Armstrong
Township.
On Wednesday 3Ist, Michael Mentzers Arm
strong Township.
On Thursday, LIST August, at the School house
near D.. Grimes, in Perry Township.
On Friday Cd, at Ezekial Saunders, in Perry
Township.
vile.