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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

The committee upon close investigation. find the
bove an acculalo report o the transactions and present
condition Of the aGk. aud take pleasure IN further
porting that the books and vouchers OF ihc institution arc
properly kept; aud thai the Bah during The whole time
OF lis existence Is ycas,) has not los, any de- nor had
suaIe suspended. And they believe all the .hls
present due tho Bauk Ia be good beyond doubt.
The public will perceive. by glance At the above re-
port that the Joint Fund of the Bank very much lar
ger Than the iur which bound depusiios
and consequently, ,ha the institution is perfectly safe
and desirable depository Tor any money they ma, wish
10 put out at interest. And thu committee confidently
recommend this Bank 10 all persons ho wish dcpos.
il their monry The ratio Of interest allowed ia pei
cent on ali sums remain Ing over months; per ceu
for months aud under u; and PER ccnt ior less than
mouths. Respectfully Submitted,
SAMl. w. SHELTON. I
j. u. GREEN. c,..,,,-.
J. H. ROBINSON. N"''''''"''
JAMES G. HUNT,
Officers and Directors otihe Mechanics Savings Bank
for 1915.
PLEASANT LABBY. President.
II. -. RICHARDS. Treasurer.
!. IT, ROBINSON. Secretary.
s A%%'S W ''' s%ss. r + % Nc Ass
David 7. Rces. John G. ShackeIoJ.
Josiah II. Whllow, : jesse j. Samons,
Jan. % 1t
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.Vcrhonics' Earrings Rank.

- EfoRr OF OPERATIONS aud condition II ihe
III mechanics Savings Bank. M January LAT. istJ
published IN pursuance Vi an Actoi the Legislature of
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amtertca,{ &epubltr&n
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. IS, 1876.

CoRREcrIoN. In an article in Saturday 5
paper in relation to "iorcign passengers, We
were led into an error by the caption Of the
pamphlet to which we referred. 1t would aE-
pear from our statement, that the number Of
passengers which arrived in the United States
during the year 1913 and mp to the 3oth Sept.
1874, was Sc ,967; when, in fact, this number
arrived between the LIST of October, 1913 and
the 3Oth Sept. 1874. About $4,000 arrived
during the first three quarters Of the year 1913;
which, added to the above, would make the
total number lac, 9G7. From the rapid in
crease in the number of immigrants, and the
character of numbers of them it is evident,
that unless measures be promptly taken TO
protect orr county, by change in the natu-
ralzaton laws, and Il total prohibition of cr-
minals and paupers, we must, in few years,
be placed under the control of the very worst
description Of foreign population Govern
mont must act upon this subject; and the state
legislatures must also act. We trust that the
Maryland General Assembly will not neglect
this important matter during its present ses-
sion.
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me. CONsIJN pTION!-THONpSO CON

n3~ CONSUNPTION!-THOM co NJ
POUND SYRUP OF TAR AND NAPHTHA. The
Philadelphia Chronicle, abiding to this powerful rem
edy, says--''rhe success which attends its admins
traon in CoNsuMPTIoN and all Pulmonary Complaints,
has absolutely astonished us, and many who have
been pronounced ncurahlc, have by the Use of this
remedy, entirely recovered. Its merits we are glad
TO find becoming extensively known, and we sin
cercy trust that the thousands on thousands, who are
smtten with that dread malaay, Consumption, vii.
avail themselves of the almost certain benefit the use
OF this medicine will confer. 1t has long been de-
sdcratum in medicine to discover n remedy calculated
to check the rayages Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION the
most fatal disease of our country; and in the Com
pound Syrup eff Tan and Naphtha, we have that rem
edy unparalleled in its success in arreslns the fell
destroyer Whatever ii has been used, it has met with
astonishing success; therefore confidently recon-
mend TO the Consumptive patient" This Invaluable
Syrup for sale wholesale and retail at the corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore. rPlt1 1t
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n7- WHoOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, SC. The
"WHOOPING co UGH CORDI.9L'' has been
proved, i'll hundreds of in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH In AsrH-
MA, all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
with great benefit and prompt comfort and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE can onlybe obtained Of DIR. GIDEONB. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ia4-tFl4*
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{63-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, in the United States, anysubject
nectcd with literature science. Orations from IS
10 $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes Lee
So SO; Letters and Essays SO; Pieces for de-
camation SO to S. Inscriptions for tombs SO to SIS,
Sentimental Tales So TO $40. Advertisements 81 to
3d. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses So. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums SC. sc. cents per line,
Persons distance will address (post paid and en-
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard or DR.. John
LOfland, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call will drop line in the post Office, encos-
ing the qd pro qto. -Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. ja2
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-

" TN fINT.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, E,4STON q C.4MbRTDGE
n ssyssp7 The Steamer MARYLAND will
E,aatkSmes 'eave Baltimore on the following DAYS
for the above places fiom the lower
end OF Dugans wharf, her usual place of starting.
FOR .8nnapoIis-On every MONDAY, at = O'Clock.
aud return same day.
For .4nnapOlis, Com5ridge and Easton-Oa every
TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
For .d"nGpohs-On every THURSDAY, at o'clk.
and return same day
For nnapohS-On every SATURDAY, at 8 o'clk,
and return same day.
10 She will go to West River and touch at Anna
polls, every Thursday.
ja2S LEMUEI G. TAYLOR.
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3-LETTER STAMPS, with initials and devices
only l2t; Steel Pens only &c. card Of dozen with
holders; Preach Shoe Horns ONLY II! each; Elastic
Suspenders % cents satin striped do. 81 silk do. 81;
Winter Gloves, 1910 e3, %, s;c Comforts lS2; black
Satin Stocks 50 and 62! beautiful Scarf only so cts.
each; French and Russian shaving Soaps; scissors
10, l2f aud ls} pair RaAorS %, 81 and 37s steel
gilt and JET Top Combs; steel and jet Buttons in va
rirties; Tooth Brushes; Head, Comb and other kind
of Brushes; also, all kinds OF new style Goods re-
ceived per one OF the finn in New York and run off
Ut low prices for cash and no abatement
~. Right on the corner of Market and Charles sts
ja2j-3t* MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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LEVI FATINEsTUCK, CIerk
ia23-d to the Commission.
.ia28-d

10 CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.
Strange is it that persons who attend strictly to per
sona cleanliness, baths &c., should neglect the head
the hair-the most essenti1l-the most exposed
and the most beautiful when properly cared for of all
the gifts OF the Creator Perfectly free may be kept
of dandruff or scurtf; with certainty that the hair
cannot fall out by the use of the BALM OF Co
LUMBIA. Prepared by Comstock & Co., New York.
and sold at the corner of HANOVER and BALTl-
MORE STREETS. Ii
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o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF

0y- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description executed with great despatch, al No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such
MAMMOTH mis- Much larger than any other
i " "iA1''" office can execute
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work, eUe'y style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'

N [ have received to- day another lot of those
cheap Swiss and Book MUSLlNS. Also, pink, white
and blue Satin Ribsons also, misses black silk Hose
and black SILK hat Hose; also shaded Cap Ribbons;
my assortment of needework Collars and Hdkfs. are
the richest and cheapest in market. In LACES it is
impossible TO find such beautiful and rich patterns
elsewhere. have Nets, Illusions, Florences, Rib
hons, Cloves Hosiery, Gimps, Caps, Grapes, Tarle
tons, Bobbnetts, Green Barge, colored Illusions,
Mourning Collars black Silk Cravats, blk. silk Laccs
and Nets. sc S. BROADBENT,
No. 80 Market street, opposite Holiday.
o. The Ladies may rely upon getting very great
Bargains, and nothing but the richest and most fash
ionable Goods as keep no old stock IT.
UNINE BIRD-EYE DIAPER NAPKINS
u, at two dollars per dozen. MRS. P. A. NICK
ERSON respectfully announces to the Ladies that
she has just received few dozen of the above art
Gle, very superior quality which will be disposed
of at the unusually low price of So per doz Also,
small lot of style Bonnet Caps, suitable for the
season, at No, So HOWARD STREET. jas5-lw
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% The Philadelphia esprit of the Times" of De-
cemher 18th, 1874, says-'The astonishing number of
cures produced by the use of CANTRELL'S ANTI
DYSPEPTiC POWDER, makes it one Of the most
useful medicines known. Persons suffering with
Dyspepsia, should at avail themselves of its cur
ing virtues.
{hT-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
tail, in Philadelphia, at No. North Third street, and
in Baltimore either at the corner of Franklin and
Green Streets or at the ). w of west Baltimore
and Green SITS ial0
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G3- CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. The under
signed having contracted for and being now engaged
in taking down the Gay street Shot Tower, hereby
wars all persons Except those employed in the I'M
detakng) from entering the enclosures, they may,
by so doing greatly emdanger their lives.
JACOB HARDTNER,
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G3.The SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY of Fay
cite street station will hold its third Anniversary
meeting on THIS (rucsday) EVENING, 26th ms ant
at 7 O'Clock in the Fayee street Church Addresses
will he delivered by the Rev. JONI A. COLLINS and
the Rev. JOHN LANAHAN. IT.
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Il a. NRN TO-DAY--TICKETs

$SseeSPD saNshores in propoIt IL hi !
package on certificate (quarers) will only cost a. 40
For the high prizes call all at lucky Office where
we again sold yesterday good prizes-l of s25O we
sent TO new customer in Carroll Co, Md. $1,000 we
sold to citizen, and $3.50 TO a lady who came all the
way from Pine st. to try her luck with u.s.
Order in timc-the celebrated lottery, commonly
called the Small Fry, for the benefit of the Female
Seminary at Frederick, draws next SATURDAY
Capital 4OOO-Tickets 81; packages of % wholes On
certificate $l4 80, qrs SO 20, eghths 81 s5.
I. I. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market
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td5- The LAFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS will meet
THIS EVENING, the 18th inst, NJ O'Clock, at their
Armory, for the purpose of electing a Captain TO fill
the place of Capt. RoBGRTs, resigned.
JACOB G.. DAVIES, Col.
SD Regiment NJ. V. |.
Baltimore Jan. 27h 1915 IT.
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Burrows THEATRE, FRoNT-sT. The ster-
ling comedy of Wild Oats will be performed at
this popular house tonight, with powerful
cast; Burton, Chapman, Barrett and Burke,
four of the best comedians of the age, sustain
ing characters in the piece. The manager will
be rewarded with crowded house by the lovers
nf the leritimnte drama.
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FOREIGN CONyiCTs. The Investigations
which are now being made BY commissioners
appointed by the judiciary committee of the
Senate of the United States, in relation to the
transportation to this country of foreign Grim
inals and paupers, SC, will no doubt elicit facts
which will conclusively prove, that European
authorities have been, and now are, in the
habit of transferring their criminals and pau
pers to the United States. On this subject the
Philadelphia North American says: "Somo
eighteen months since a vessel arrived from
Germany at New Orleans, bringing out forty
of these convicts. Among these were the man
Fengebber, who was recently sentenced to FIVE
years Imprisonment for robbing ST. Peters
Church, and attempting at the same time
the lives of the tgo watchmen who arrested
him. Langenfelt, Who robbed the Jewish Syna-
gogue at the corner of Fourth and Cherry
streets, about year since, and was sentenced
to three years Imprisonment, is also stated to
be one OF the number. Six more, we are in
formed, are in the Bato n Rogue Penitentiary"
1t thus appears, that the murderers, robbers
and other Abandoned characters Of Europe,
when in danger Of suffering the penalties of
the violated law at home, are either sent to
this country at the public charge, or seek it
to renew their offences. The North American
in speaking of the srecent horrible murders in
Philadelphia and Baltimore, says--"It is now
stated that the German who is in confinement
charged with the horrd murder in the North
ern Liberties, was an inmate of some vagrant
house or other place of public punishment pre-
vious to his quitting Germany. tits high time
that proper steps were taken to check this in
Aux of crime. Two horrid murders have been
committed, Que in Baltimore, the other in this
city, within week The fame Of them goes
fresh to the world-tEe insecurity of life in the
United States is the theme Of countless vitupe
ratons and not one in thousand of those who
shall hear of them, will also know, that boil
the murderers were foreigners"
ApplvAI. The Hon. Allen A. Hall, u. 5
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Mcssrs. Shurtz & Taylor, North street, No. 7
of the London Pictorial Times. Also, Nos
1874 and lac of the Illustrated London News
Also, three Nos. of the London Punch, with il
lustrations. The engravings in all these publ
cations are good, and the reading matter highly
interesting.
kNIcKEGBoCKER. The February No has
been received from Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor,
North street.
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CAUTION. The public are hereby cautioned
" against receiving or negotiating a certain promis-
sorry note, drawn by me in favor of Isaac L. Camper
or order, dated November 9th, 1874, at MONTHS for
Sl00. On account of the non performance of con-
tract on the part of the said Camper, will not pay it
1.-THE said noe) when due.
ja2S- eO3t* S. D. GRAFFLIN.
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FENO PERSONS AT A DISTANCE. We
invite your orders for some of the splendid capi
tai prizes to be drawn the present. and ensuing month
lFebruaty) $50 900, So, 000 $40 0O0 SIS 900 So
GOO, $1,000, $1,000; Tickets $40, S. 81, So, 81, and
as low as ST. Packages ON certificate will be sent for
S72, 500, SO, S40 $50, $50, $l5, $40, down to s4
TO-DAY-SSOc0 for 81; quarters so cents.
Drawn Nos of class II, lowest prize $500, drawn
January 9th, are
3 90 40 4 % % AZ 81 IS &c - Is
Direct your orders by mail, heretofore, 10 the y
er fortunate prize vendors,
JAMES FLETCHER & co
No. so Baltimore Street
1t Above Holiday st, Baltimore Md
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81 FOR RENT. The STORE No. 1874 Bal
I,;H timote street, together with the upper part of
-lzS. The House if wanted. Inquire of
ja2s-3t DAVID MARTIN, 1872 Batmore-st
NEW BACON, 5000 pounds New HAMS
~ and SHOULDERS, of prime quality. Also, 100
superior OLD HAMS-For sale by
ja2S-3t JOHN d. TUSTGN, IL Commerce-st
n ARD FOR LARD LAMPS. A few kegs
~ common LARD, suitable 70" burning; 20 kegs
No. LARD for family use; 30 kegs GLADES BUT
TERN store and for sale by
ja2S3t JOHN ID. TUSTIN, 10 Commerce-st
NERMAN sUCCORY; British Lustre; Sala-
aH ratus; Bath Bricks; Entry Mats; Bay Rum; Vel
vet Corks; Canary, Hemp, Rape and Flax Seed
For sale by MARCUS DENISON,
ja2S 81 Baltimore street.
n HALF PIPES pure pale Cognac Brandy, a
- direct consignment from the imporer will be
sold low to close, if applied for Immediately, by
ia2S MARCUS DENISON, 81 Baltmore-s st.
ATEW DRAWING BOOK. The Phade-
~ paia Progressive Drawing Book, in three parts,
containing a variety of Landscapes and other models
This is decidedly the cheapest work ever published
on Drawing. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book manutac-
ulrers No. l5l Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road
Depot. ia2S
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u oOK QUIZ EsnR CApnrA1.s ERo,1 ,rlIr

Il oON QUIZ FOR CAPITALS FROM THE
-mA LUCKY OFFICE OF EMORY & co before
the weeks out A good beginning for blue Monday
per drawings of class - Md. LOTTERY the beau1ifui
prize OF 35OO in whole ticket, Nos. n IS Ga was
sold to citizen Nos % II GO another beauty Of
$1,000 in package of quarters sent 10 Dayton Ohio
One OF SoOO amt two of $l00 each sold in qlarters-
Ghiss certainly a good beginning; say again, look
out for prizes.
Draws TiilS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, class as Nos. and - ballots for the town
Of Rel
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FHNHE LADIES AND TEMPERANCE MEN
Nd are respectfully Informed that OYSTERS are
served up IN the most approved style at the TEMPER
NICE HOUSE, ITO NJ Gay street, four doors south of
nIS street, where large small parties of Ladies
anu Gentlemen are funiS he'd with Suppers or single
p,ates OF of STEERS, at the usual prices, and where
hey VIII not be troubled with the fumes of any thing
S"onsgI than the grateful odour of Tea and Coffee
ia2S-tuir3w WV Sill
FHNttANsLATION OF GERMAN CLEES-
"a NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED IN THIS
COUNTRY. "The German Gee Book ;, CONSISTING
of selection of German Glees, AS comnosed and ar
ranged by many of the most distinguished masters
Adapted to Soprano, Alto Tenore, and Basso voices;
WIN IN al ilpItnm accompaniment for the Piano
Forte Just received and for sale by
PARSONS * PRESTON
Booksellers, StaOners and Blank Book manufactrr
erS, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot ja25
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Q5- MARION LODGE, No. 8, [. o, O. F. The
members will meet at their room on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 2sth inst at O'Clock, on business of
importance. JAMES e. NlNDE,
ia2t-2t Secretary
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I'D COTTON SHEETlNGS, sc.
En- HAMILTON EASTER ~ co. 2O3 BAL
N TIMORE STREET, are daily receiving NEW
GOODS-amOngst which are
Super Cotton SHEErlNGS, yds. wide
I,
WaItIam do i do do
New York Mills and other best makes of SLiriiuy
Cottons and Long Cloths.
iKtSi LINENS, large aud splendid assortment
White and brown Hollands and brown Linens
White and brown Cotton Hosiery, in variety
Mourning and Fancy PRINTS
rs and A heavy Brown COTTONS
Beacbed Cotton DRILLS and Satin JEANS
Heavy 81 TWGEDS, for coats, pants &c.
On hand, splendid assortment of 5, 6. L 3, 9. TO-
| and - or. LINEN SIlEETlNGS, in every variety
of fabric. Prices very low. ia2S Ct
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TWSHE CAPITAL PRIZE OF $4,000,
Ill cashed and now in the office of M. DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, No. l44 PRATT STREET, opposite
the Railroad Depol, (nex door to Bradshaws United
States Hote) This is the capital prize Depot truly
lfyou want the capital prize, is the time. There
has been sold at this fortunate office four capital prizes
within short time, amounting to more than $50 900
Come on and get the capital prize in some of the
splendid schemes TO be drawn this week:
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50 90, shares in
proportion This is magnificent scheme for pack
ase-Risk on package of wholes only S25; halves
Ia; quarters S7-may draw ever $4,000
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000. tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81 90, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of whole tickets only
Sl4; on package of halves 81; and on package of
quarters S31-may draw upwards of $4,000 Now's
the time.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share AN orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressedt to
M. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite r. & o. r. r. Depot.
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A LII BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
"A ing Dishes, with and without folding feet,
Cheese Steamers; All blaze Pans; Coffee and Tea
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urns; Oyster Ums Coffee
Machines; Coffee Filterers, &c. &C. The above are
made of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached to them. They can be had at No. Is
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre Market.
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
J5- Manufacturers and Importers of Tin Ware, ia
mily Hardware and se-keeping articles gener-
ally. dl8
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St. q EN REWARD. Runaway from the
~ 81 o1aD subscriber on Saturday morning 25tb
January negro man SAM, about IS years of aye, 5
feet or six inches high has scar over the left eve
small whlskers and boW-iegged. will give Fifty Dol
lars if taken in the county, and the above reward if
taken out of the county and secured that get him
again. JOSEPH BLAKE
ja28-3t Sunderland Calvert county. Md.
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ARRIVAL. The Hon. Allen A. Hall, U. s.
Charge d'Afftires at Venezuela, arrived at ~
Orleans on Thursday week, from Turks Island
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NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
UNOR THE CONVENIENCE OE HOUSE,

NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
ENOR THE CONVENIENCE OF HOUSE.
u, KEEPERS, FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEPERS
AND OTHERS. The steady and unprecedented in
creasing patronage OF this establishment since is
commencement, is sufic lent evidence that the
munly appreciates its advantages, not only on
count of the extensive variety of and beautiful
goods that we are constantly receiving, but also as
we would tender our grateful Acknowledgements to the
community generally and especially to the LADIES,
(wt6lre foremost in every audable enterprise,) for
them that we shall always be ready to accommodate
them with every kind of HOUSEKEEPING ARTl-
Giles, from the Kitchen upwards, OIL the most
sonabe terms. Being satisfied with small profits and
quick sales, we sell cheap that good judges seldom
ask us to take less.
N. B. PACKETS, STEAMBOAT HOTELS and
EATING HOUSES Furnished Complete, at short
notice. G. E. WETMORE & CO.,
No. 2 Howard street,
jal6-lm I'd door north of Baltimore, east side.