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WHEELWRIGHT s NUDGE,

TENURNER ,WHEELHVRIGHT& NUDGE,
III COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, No. z
South Charles Street, have constantly on hand and
Tor sale atmanuiacturefs' prices
BUTLER'S super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
Ledger Papers; Fiat Cap; Fooscap blue * white,
ruled and plain; Letter Paper blue and white,
plain and ruled; Packet Post Folio Post; Bank
Note Paper, Bankers Post, sc.
HUBBARD'S super Royal, Imperial, Royal, Medium
and DENY Ledger Papers; Flat Cap; Folio Post;
Packet Post; Quarto Post; Envelope Papers, Gov
or Papers all colors, super Royal, Royal & Double
Cap; Glazed Medium assorted col0rs; Blotling
Paper, &c.
OWEN s. HURLBUT'S Writing Papers, such as
Foolscap, fine, aad superiine, blue and white,
ruled and plain; Letter Papers, blue laid and blue
wove and weve, ruled and plain; Envelope Pa
per, &c.
JESSUP s. BROS Letter Papers, blue laid and white
laid, blue wove and white wove, ruled and plain;
pocket post, blue wove and white wove; Note
Paper, SC
PLANTER s. SMITHS F0olscap, blue and white,
ruled and plain Letter Paper; extra super, super
and fine blue and white, ruled and plan packet
post; commercial Post, Folio Post &c.
Together with general assortment of Cranes,
Carsons, SouthwOrh's lIudson's Goodwin's Kings,
AmeS', and Dickey & Lysle's Writing PAPERS,
Printing Paper, book and news wrapping, cloth. log,
music and marble Paper, playing, enameed, Pearl
surface, cOlored and plain CARDS, Tissue PAPER,
Press Papers, trunk, binders, Band Box and Bonnet
BOARDS; Russia Skins, Skivefs, Printing and Writ
ing INK, Bleaching POWERS, RAGS, &c. app
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LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
ERAL ENCE AGENT

DUO
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AGENT
~ for the collecting monies, buying, selling, leas-
ing and renting Real Estate dwelling houses, Stores
rooms, Offices, shops, &c. also for procuring sIlua-
tons tor clerks, barkeepers porters abofers, teach
ers cooks, chambermaids, wet and dry nurses; Ne
sroes bought and sold on commission, &c; loans OF
money in large and small sums, and exchange ofpo
perry Of every description made, writing of deeds
eonveyances SC, done; building OF ships, steam
boats &c. superintendent, all on liberal terms, win
strict attention to business entrusted To me.
LEWIS +. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
Nearly opposite the Exchange.
REFERENCES:
Hon Rcverdy Johnson, l.. Browning, Esq. Char
Jas. NJ. buchanan, Esq lesion, 5. G..
William Frck, Esq. VIM. H. Turrell, ESQ.,, N.
P. C. Johnson, Esq, N. Y. Orleans.
Jacob Birmingham, New Gen. VIM. Carroll, late
Brunswick, NJ j. Governor of Tenn.
Louis Melarone, Georgia Philip u. Abbotton Ala
m2 bama.
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THROUGH IN SEI-EN HOURS
apo Corner OF Hanover and lombard -ts

THROUGH IN SEVEN HOURS!
r IL r. ONE Dol LILA IL ONLY
n sssa-Tf TO PHILADELPHIA! BY the fast
slSy77si * i3Yr Steamboats, CONSTITUTION AND
GEO. WASHINGTON, of the CITI-
ZENS, UNION LINE, via Ffenchiown and New
castle Railroads.&c. o'clock, A. M, DAILY, Except
Sundays.)
The superb STEAMBOATS, CONSTITUTION, Captain
CHAYToR, and GEORGE WASHINGTON CAPTAIN
TRIprE, leave Bowly's Wharf foot Of South street,
alternately, EVERY MORNING, except SUNDAYS
nj SIN O'Clock, A. M, for Phiadelp hia-through in
SEVEN HOURS!
Fare to Philadelphia. 90
rare TO trencht0wn. ............ | 90
Fare to Ford's Landing. .......... | 90
The following unrvalled Boats compose this Line:
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CHAYroR.
Steamboat GEO. WASH NGTON, Capt. Triple.
Steamboat ROBr. MORRIS, Capt. DOUGLASS.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
G(3- As the above Boats and genllemanly Captains
are, from long experience, well known the travel
ling community, and being the ONLY LINE of steam
boats that can he depended upon TO make regular
nrctons with the Lines East, West aud South, pas
seneers may rely upon more safety, comfort and ex-
petition than by any other Line
ap29 colt A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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N ARDXEfi' = LECTURES. No. of Pop
a. ULAR LECTURES on Science and Art, deliv-
cred in the principal Cities and Towns IN the United
States by lionysius Lardner. No. emhraces-7he
Plurality of WorldS-The Ecpses-The Auro-
IA Borealis-Eectrcily price D cents TO ne complete
in - numbtrs--the numbers as they appear can be
had at PARSONS s. PRESTON
Booksellers and Siahnners,
me- No. ljl Pratt rect.
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EISfH LINENS AND LONG CLOTH SHIRT
lNGS. The subscribers nave hand an elegant
assortment of irish LINENS, of the most approved
Cloth SHRTiNGS, 10 which they invite the attention
of purchasers, DORSEY NELSON,
ap26- cow No, g. Baltimore st.
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NLO LEAD. OLD LEAD bought at the BAL
w TlNORE TYPE FOUNDRY, BANK LANE,
near Barnum's Hotel, for which cash will be paid, at
fair market prices. Also, OLD TYPE, for which
cash will be paid, or new type given in exchange.
ID
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MI orIcE TO CREDITORS. The creditors

NJ Office TO CREDITORS. The creditors
~ of George Coss, an Insolvent Debtor are hereby
notified to produce their claims prior to The twenty
fourth day of March last properly authenticated to
either of the undersigned, before the first day of
July next preparatory TO Il dividend of assets.
Those indebted TO the said COss are requested to
make immediate payment to the permanent Trustee
JOHN FERRY, Permit Trustee.
q. HORWlTZ,
apes 2aw3w Attorney Mt Law
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FEED, FEED AND FLOUR STORE.
"a EW FEED AND FLOUR STORE
~ WHOLESALE and RETAIL. The sub
scrlber has just opened, the corner of WIIk ST.
and HAPPY ALLEY, FEED, FLOUR AND GRO
Gerry STORE. His stock of Feed and Flour is very
large, TO which he is daily adding by fresh arrivals,
and which will be disposed Of on advantageous terms,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. His stock of GRO
CERES is small but select and fresh, intended for
family retail. Goods will be home free of charge.
ap2l-lm ELI SMITH.
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N'HII "noNNET EEVER" IS RAGING

rHFHE '.DONNET FEVER" Is RAGING
n AT LEES BONNET STORE, No SHARP ST.
Sd door from Markets. whcre rent is ioc and prices
cheap. w. H. would respectfully inform the ladies'
who have been waiting for NeapoIitan BONNETS,
that lie has lust received from New York fresh sup
ply, and will open on Monday large assortment Of
fashionable Bonnets, embracing all the leading styles,
as 'oows
Redi NcapolAan Bonnets from to Sc; Lace Nea.
potan , 10 3d. fine Rutlands, English Straw, Rice do,
fine BriIIiants, Gimp. Birds Eye, Albert Braid aud
Misses Gipsey HATS; Infants Neapolitan Hats;
Gimp Rutland, Florence, Pedal and fine Lnphon do,
sizes, ap26 eOit
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PHOTOGRAPUIC IJKENESSES

HNASs, FANS, FANS. have just received
IL fresh supply OF Ivory Handled, Figured, Painted
and Plain Paper FANS, to all of which invite the at
tentiom of the Ladies.
JAMES NJ. HAlG,
apes ri l2l Baltimore 81. 4 doors above Sonth,
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,Sf-ks, The advertiser offers for sale FARM con
EiM::H tanning 1876 acres, in good state of cultiva
MSiiil tion in a healthy and respectable neghbOr-
sNaI. IL hood, and within pleasant ride of Baltimore.
Fish can be had at all times when the navigation is
open, and fowl in their season. and quantity of iron
ore of the best Qnaty along the river shore. Or he
in good location for business. Apply at this office.
nnoI 2aX4W
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Va SCOTTI Informs the public in general that
I'VE she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANUFACTORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET.
IH5- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
in n superior manner APPS .}mif !
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~ ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
YIN AND JEWELRY, received this day, April 80,
I'd SRand are now ready for ing customers and
&.ssSssthose who would wish to purchase n good
watch The stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for fneness of qualiy-among which
are Gold Levers, of NJ |. Tobias Cas-; ]. P. John
sons Church St. Watches; Cold Lcpines; Gold An
chor Levers; Gold Caps Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches, &c., which arc
offered wholesale and retail by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
at his old established store, Water st. second door
from Calvert. ap29 If
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NpALZARINES, LAWNS. SC. Now open
Hp ing, super French and Scotch Balzarincs; super
English aud French Muslins am Lawns; beautiful
thin Black Goods, for summer dresses, sc, Sc. The
Ladies will give a call for bargains.
cheap. B. FL. RICHARDSON CO.,
No. 2l3 Baltimore street,
mo Arr First Dry Goods store below Charles.
~ nj. SHANE. TAILOR and SCOURER, No.
ME - Camden street, between Charles and Light.
N. b. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar, paint, &c. removed without
injury to the cloth. ap29-3mt
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GENTLEAIEN'S WEAR
DONNETS, RIBBONS.

DONNETS, KIBBONs,
MB AND MILLINERY GOODS.
SALMON j. SMALL, No. 221 BALTIMORE ST.,
doors below Char es street, have received by late
arrivals and added to their extensive stock of Mn-
cry Goods, which embraces $50 Carriers Paris RIB
BONS, some most splendid styles; Paris Artificial
FLOWERS, new and richest styles; Bonnet Silks and
LAWNS, and every article of Bonnet Materials; Ne
apolitan Law BONNETS, new patterns and rich
teral; French and English Brilants and Rutlands;
fine Split STRAW; Braid and Straw Bonncts; Leg
horn HATS, and STRAW GOODS, of every descrip-
ton, at the lowest New York prices.
ALSO-New style Paris BalZarines and Berages;
Embroidered G ING II AM S; French CHINTZES;
Dress SILKS; Rich Mourning GOODS, with great
variety OF Fancy and staple Goods, bought very low
at auction, and will be sold as cheap at any estab
lishmeut in this city.
u}- County Merchants and Millners are invited
To call and examine our stock, where they will find
the best goods at the lowest prices.
m3 Cot2lstm SALMON & SMALL,
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MN UNIeCE'S LEA ID PENCILS-a complctc
l7H assortment just received and for sale, by
FREDERICK FICKEY 4 SONS,
ms 300 Baltimore street
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Of Ladies and gentlemen's plain and quilted SAD
DIES, of various qualities and prices
nave also very superior gentlemCn's SADDLES,
MADE on the vey best English trees, and Of the best
English Leather-al of which are warranted
presented.
large and general assortment Of Coach, Gig and
wagon HARNESS; of silver, brass, covered and Ja-
Planned mounting.
Also, very large assortment OF TRAVELLING
TRUNKS; some of which are made after the wei
known English Trunk, Of solid leather aud which
cannot be broken by the bard knocks oil travelling
Hand Trunks; Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, various sizes;
l'r yelling Bags; NaltiseS; Saddle Bags Heads anu
Reins; Martngae Cellar: laimeS; bInd BRIDES; Hal
tiers; Cart aud Wagon Harness
Also a very superior aSsormento OF Bllt and BIrdoon
Brides best English Leather; Snnfci Brdes Mar
tinealcs and Whips Of the best quality
Military work made al the shortest notice and IN iht
most fashionable style. JENhlNS y LILLY,
,uh0j WIN.
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ANUAYAaUIL FIA TS-tor sale upon accom-
w modating terms, by
FREDERICK FTCKEY s. SONS,
ms 290 Baltimore street.
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NA/ILLIAM w. LEE. FASHIONABLE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. 4 N. GAY-sT.
Gentlemen's RazOrs set at the shortest notice. al6 v
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WHOLESALE AND RETAlT.

IIIIHN, DNIUIiEo, IT HARNESS, n ;,
no. 10 SOUTH STR EFT.
The undersigned resptc lfully re-
turn their thanks to their numerous
friends and the public for their past
! tarors, and respectfully ask a con-
tinuance OF the same. We have in
nI. "a la Wv, a . -
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AM rs NIEDE.
- CHRONOMETER & WATCH MAKER,
nlo-ly No. ii SOUTH GAY STREET.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

\ Ohm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
~ tAYErTE-sT,, adjoining Assembly Rooms. jal-ly
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FOOT RACE
ON TIE BEACON S6uRsE, For sI.5OO.-Ths

IN THE BEACON COURSE, FOR 81 ,JOO.-Thn
~ following purses will be- given for Foot kices 10 take
place tie Beacon, follows
\ Purse OF $500, for a foot of mile; so to the
IN the race take place the 3oth of June
same day-A purse OF $500 for the greatest distance walk
Ell In hours so To- the second tine race the Walk 10 b.
a fair heel-and-ioe walk.
purse of 1900 tof foot of 10 miles, 10 take plac,
the 5th of Juy $500 he FIRST $3.50 10 he second ana
so 10 the third in the
Entrance 10 be made ten days before the race, with III,
proprietor nj r. Smiths Park Row except persons who
out Of the United Ssies more than 800 miles
from the cy Such persons may enter -four days before the
race, Ia all the above, three more 20 maze
HURDLE RACE
purse Of 100 will be- given for Hurdle Race 10 come
Oh on Thursday the st of July, mile heats four hurdles,
eIch feet high the miles -lO0 10 The second; $50 en-
rance n, however, any person should enter horse
Canada. only hafenrcc viii be- charged the third horse
back his entrance provided there Is four horse
start elch horse 10 carry 1853 los. Enance TO Ice made
or before the 30ih June
FOOT RACE.
Same dayA purse Of soo viii be given for foot race II
hr the Entrance 10 be- made before the Goth
June
Thu Races have been DELAYED few days in
uruce Of The rebuilding use public stand There viii prob
ably boz great number of pedestrians present. who viii
for The plr there have lately arr, Ell number from
ereni parts of the world. including Jackson the American
Deer. George Seward. late from England and Indian Of
the lrDquO- rb. Canada. There also 9th
err he r.Of on the way, including Major Henry Sannard
J0hn Gder-ecye Stephen Mach, the Scotch Bantam and
several Others
should their be- a storm either of the above days he
to take place IN. fair day thereafter i7 4us'
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DIED

Yesterday iu the 2'fh. % her age. ELIZA FRANKLIN
vile Of Henry -nycCr and daughter OF Philip W Kn--
The friends Of The family invited. without tlrthe
notice 20 attend her funeral iron. " 90 West Washing
ton Place his afternoon Tuesday Eth - hali past
O'Clock
IN ihs city, III. rc-denc- Saturday evelinr the
i.A iDsi., Of small p0x. after two weeks Illness. Ar
ROBERT HOWARD. Ci the late firm n Howard 3
kyckman 81 the 2-th year oi A.s eye
In the death oi this c-rnahe much valued M 'nr
r. lost 20 numerous circle 0f acC l.lfrnccs and fra
u ue pusucs- talents 90 society while the cho-eu few
whom De honoled Wirh DIS confidence. euirai.n- Inn
self % them iy rarc warmhcartslnes- wil ever Fe
member b. friendly Qualc- Of heart With h- be-
reaFed nmly thus a|m0s; suddenly deprived % ihel
Head ~ RE prime % manhood, SO deeply ani 'peciat
sympatllze.
suddenly. JOTHAM NJ BALDWIN on Monday, tE'
ibth Of Juuc, aged - year, month
His friends are invited % attend his funeral a. bis resi-
dencc 81 Forsyth street fLi- afternoon at o'clock HI
remains VII be taken 10 New Jersey for iuierIneuf
On Monday evening 10Th met. AMANDA N. daughter
II l. II. and VI T. Allen aged 5m0nihs and - day-
On Friday lfh Daniel p. Vandervo-Tf. psinfcr 81
A. Springfield lie. % inst Jonathan & Bancroft 3
formerly Of -. Lawrence Co. y. y
On Saturday 18th. Ann Eliza. vito OF James Foster
Jr.; 18TH James Warren. sen. a.
18Th INST William Coles. youngest -on OF Thomas 4.
Monis.
~ Staten Island l3h 81 wear Of hs John Whei
ten. native of this city.
81 Wee, Suield Conn 9Th. julia Ann. Riic OF Eobt
u. Cam 1e.. 0f Albany.
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Drp 0ooos.
NOW IS THE TIME.

NOW Is THE TIME.
LIVERY BODIES INTEREST, that wants 10 buy Cheap
IL Dry Goods Of New, Fashionable and desirable Style,
must 20 10 DINGMAN, BODINE s. co. 81 Grand stree,
corner Of Orchard. They have just received per recent
rivals and from tn. Importers and Manufacturers, Thirty
Thousand Dollars worth vi >rsonabe Goods, That they
now selling al prices unequslled.
sHEETfNGs AND sHIRTINGS Of every stye-Fne
Long 10th ,heeins iofot CENTS yard Heavy Yard Nde
Brown se.tng of 81 cents; Double Wldth sleetngs ~
CALlCOEs-flny Thousand Yards Fine and Warransd
Fast Coor- from 6t cents up 10 the Richest Styles u l.
french MUsLISs AND LAwNs-Ten case, il-,
opened, all New ana Fashionable styles Of Gngtam LAW
cham Mu-ln- Organda Muslns OmDra Husn-, sieI-s
Mu-.n-, Striped AMI Plain Jaeonet end Cambria Mus
hn-, &c.
BALZORINES-Fiye Thousand Yards Balzorines, New
and Elegant Styles, for IT, 3D. ard a per yard Desins
Bareges Aapaca- Pames, Paris Reps, aud other Styles
u Summer Goods Tor Ladies Dresses. TOO numerous -
sILKs-They would call particular attention 10 ihef
Stock OF Wide BLACK and Blue BacA Manula Silks from
one Dollar yard up the Richest Style. imported,
widths Plain and Striped, CaneiOn SILKS, Wa,cred Silks
Hat sila- Effngham silk Stripes, &c.
GlNGHAMs-A large and we. Selected Stock Of scotch
French English aud American GiHghams, IA variety Of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES Of every Style and Price al.
Kid Gloves imported, spool Cotton, Tapes, Pins &c
TABLE LINENs. Diapers, Table Covers, MAXIM
TOweling, Cotton LINEN an Wor'si Table CoiNr TcA
lng-, Dnl-, slr lngs, Stripes SC &C.
SUMNER sTUFFS-a large stock Of Gambroons, Lin
1-n Dnls Cotton Drills. Striped and Plaid Summer COOds
II every description Drab II a. croton Coatns ne Bro
Linens Check Llleu. ani every other style u Summer
Goo1s, Tor Boys and Men. Ware At great bargains.
CLOTHS, CassleFes oannets, Neslnss, anne.s Gauke
rlAnIe.-,
sHAWLs-BrosLa Cashmere, s.k Berage Long ana
square Shawl OF every kind. opns and Summer Wear
a the lowest prcs-.
FRENCH PRISTS-A few cases Of yard wide French
CecOe- warranted last coors for one shilling yard
super French Caicoes for I'D yard, the best I'm
ported.
r. SD. B. CO., are constantly receiving fresh sup
plies Of Fashionable Goods every day from auction and
other places, who are freely shown at AL tines.
DISGMAN, BODlNE CO., One Piice Store,
eiS st. 5ol Orand--t Orchard-sI
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

ship stephen Lurrnan. Of Baltimore Conkn. from Ne
Gao 18th March and Java Head 2s;h with tees &c g.
Oelrichs & Lurman. Of Baltimore Left A. Nhampal
ship- John Cosior Benson. for Niork, 10 day Ham
let Hunt do Henry Pratt Kcsrn DO ih March Ian
tina Wood 2Oih do Aleatus Numosd. jus; ar CllreL-
don Soddard do: snana Grswold bound up the
Ann MaIia. Wleti. di-g. Lamck White unc Marapo.
sailed from Macao for NYork Gth Feb llth inst. ~
20 10 long 81 passed hip Norfolk steering -ouht Tn
has performed the voyage 70 Canton and home IN =
months and 10 days
ship Loo Choo Of Boston from Canton 81. and Mani
Ia 23d Of Feb with tens. b, mp, &c. 10 w Appleton =
20 Of Boston Left ~ Manila ships Delhi & Leeds for
L State; Congress for China. and schr Warwick unc
spoke 9Th inst Ion e. W brig Alpine, from Msnnco TO-
Bangor
Big Tybee McConnics DAYS from Charleston with
cotton mud nee - Bu key
Brig George Kenny. Blak.cy 10 days from - Domlne
with mahogany. & - Hedad Pnt & Co. Left bris Viz
gin Westcoti Tor Boston days; brig Monument Vinng
y H. ION u 40 :chr Mary Anna from Msyaguez PR fo
Baltimore
Brig Cohansey Sherman Is days from New Orlean.
with hemp 10 order
Bark Ronald.on. stoie-bury days from Savannah
with cotton 10 Goudy Wells
>chr Velocity Newn. from Nachas, with lumber 70
+. SNOW
schr Temperance Lebbey from Machlas with lumber
20 J. F. Snow.
Schr New Zealand Poland from Machias with lumber
lumber 10 J. r. Snow.
schr Marietta Bur Bamber : davs from Richmond
with hour and tobacco 70 Allen & Paxton.
Schr Edwin Hail. days from Virginia with timber
~ Jarvis.
schr Mary Jane Willis, days from Suffolk with
shingles 10 Benton.
schr R. R. Skinner Keloin ? day from snowhfl with
corn 10 " Benton.
schr supas-, pu.h days from Ocracoke y C. with
10 Cook & Taylor
soop Globe Ackcry, 2 days from Virginia wood
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RARE CLASSICAL, WORK.

n APPLETON ! Co have for sale-VALPs's CLASH
~. JOCSNkL. from it, commencement IN 1900 TO s
conclusion In 1870 Eighty paris with supplements and
lee index, bound IN twenty stout $40 volumes half calf
Price SIS
known 20 every schO Il j. sufficient observe that
nlee are Of great rarity tie present. copy Is
commonly ihrou .hou and = offered al extremely
moderate price. LATELY IMPORTED.
Eurpd.s Opera Omu.a. Vi. $40. best edition, SIS
Tmcy .ile-. with Notes By Bloomfield, Wis. 3vo, Sl2
SophOcies with Notes By Michel. US. 8vO, $50.
Larclel- Notes HerudDs, by Cooley. Wa, 8yo $3.50
LMwonr- Lexicon 90 tchy.u-. 0vl, 80
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NoSam Te..amenum Eli'io Helelisca. vls. syo. Sill
Pee's i sameunon Of .Echyius, 3vo. S5,21
Donalfson's New Crlfyus $50, St.75
Horaf Opera edit +. G. Doerns svo. 81
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XenOphoas Opera schnriieri, v- S7U
Tmcydldes Opera, Ems.el. VS. $50
Oyiii Opern. Bumtnni, 5 Vs. so.
Pin1ari Gamma, Dl-enio ? Wis. q. jelo 2is
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

4 THE NEW-lOKk CASH TAILORING ESTAbs
n LlShMENr, 49, Broadway, tlrec doors below IL
Franklin House The subscribers receiving direct
rom the European Markets. the latest and fAsionabls
styles OF SPRING GOODS slAptei for Gentemens wear,
With which they prepared 10 Furnish Their customers and
le public, with their Spring Garments al very moderate
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thereby enabling offer the richest and most desirable
patterns vi every article belonging Ia genenans ward
obe at such prices viii convince tie most sceplca thai
do and win furnish customers With fu partial
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DR. RODINIER

IL Doctor On Medicine anl Doctor n surgery or e Facul
~ OiPars Lsurct o. 'l- Practical school 10 said Faculty
Honorary Member OF Anatomical Society. Member ar
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responding Member of flc National Institute Al Washing
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