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lo45.
AUGUST.
Moons phases.
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

LIST OF APPLICANTS.
For the benefit of The Insoiuert Lplcs Of hIrg-
land for tie last week.
5. J. Murphy, teacher 'Duncaa Mcintosh halter
=. g. Lancaster, C arpen'f WIN. Naugle, abOfer
=. k. McC0mas, merch't WIN. Bouldn, do
20. H. Tao mas, chairm'r Jacob Martien, carpenter
s. McHa ny, storekeep'r Matthias Lynch, mariner
igustus RpuV, waiter Pat. Perkins, laborer
ry F. Fitzpatrick, shoe Waiter Sh,pley, mariner
maker BENZ. w. Cole, clerk
ajor Wheeler, merchant 'Azere Bayly, do.
z. PI0wman, contect'r *Planer Jones, mariner
cob Watemeyer, miner Wash, BOwSer col'd
!rry Collision, carpenter John Hebrew, do.
HlIliard, draymarl, coI'd *Daniel Pier, do
P.Whlams barber, do. M. Young, do
For debts less than $50.
70 appear before the commissioners lst Of Sept
I45.
Day of final heariur. Il Nov I3lS
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EnUBLIC SALE OF PRIZES. The la

NkUBLIC SALE OF PRIZES. The largest
d sale of capital prizes will take place every day
this week at M. DOYLE'S that has occurred in Bal
timore for time, and he has splendid assert
ment hand for sale we would advise all to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, the prizes
sold at this office always larger than any that
be bought in the city, 1t is well known that DOYLE
purchased the patent right for selling capital prizes
throughout the United Staes and the extraordinary
that has been met with at this Office is
doubted proof of the value of the patent Al. DOyle's
Great Capital Prize Depot is situated at No l4i Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaw's United States H0te)
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 10000, tickets S., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000 tickets SO, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $780, tickets 81, shares"in
proportion package of rs wholes for SIS in this
scheme, and may draw over 5 10 ,000-25 halves $3.50,
and on 25 quarters 1915. This scheme being the
celebrated sThomas Thumbn Lottery, every Ont who
wishes to be in fortunes way should go in for pack
age, it cannot break you and may make you almost
rch--theie's nothing like trying.
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
TIE package, single ticket, share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, No. Ia Pratt street,
1t ri Opposite B. s. o. r. r. Depot.
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YKJSyEEDS, CASSi METRES. sc. We would
D. inform Merchant Tailofs and others that we
have fine assortment of single milied Cassimeres
and Tweeds, which we will sell off at greatly reduced
prices. Also, beautiful stock of CLOTHS, wool
black CASSIMERES, &c, which we will sell very
cheap. BEALE II, RICHARDSON & co,
No. 923 Baltimore street,
Iy3l rAal doors below Charles
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gvEENCEI LAWNS,

WRENCH LAWNS,
INT SILKS IND BERAGES,
SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST AT No. 1876
M.fRhET STREET. The subscriber wishing to
reduce his large stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
of citizens and strangers to the very great Bargains
that are now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French BERAGEs and BALZARINES
French Scotch LAWNS
French and India Fouard SILKS.
Rich Shawls and Scarf; French Embroideries; Eng
sh and German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
Hdkfs silk and Cotton hosiery, GLOVES, &c
Aiso-CLOTHS and CASSIMERES; Marse lies;
Valencia and Silk VESTINGS; DOMEsTfCs Oh an
kinds.
90 Country merchants will find the Whotesaie
rooms (up sairs) well supplied with the choicest arh-
oes of the season. For sale on the most aecomino-
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No 1876 Market street,
iyIo pal fourth house above Light.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET..

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
YENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
n customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment
from the best markets. comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons.
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
T3- Having in my employ the best workmen nv
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed i'll the best style, and the shortest notice
mlO-d WILLIAM ROGERS
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ENOR SALE-A most valuable cook, washer and
a. ironer, "a years OF age, with her Children boys
IA, and years old, and the child months old,
slaves for life. Also for sale, muatto hoy, years
of age slave for life; black man, 81 years Of age to
serve Is years. good farm hand; boy, l6 years of
age, to serve l3 years, coed waiter and coachman;
oack woman, from the country, 96 Yeas Of age, To
about years, good cook, washer aud ironer;
black woman 90 years of age, 30 years. with
her child, 2years old, slave for life, good cock
washer and ironer black boy IA years of age, 10
serve IA years very smart and active about the house
For other particulars apply to l.. f. SCOTT,
iy2l Slave AGENT, 10 EXCHANGE Plncp.
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CAOUTCHOUC WAFE ROOM.

CAOUTCHOUC WAHE ROOM.
=" Ii. FIELD Is co. haye just opened over
n ID . their Umbrella Store n sales room for Good
years improved INDIA RUBBER FABRICS, of
every variety and description, to which they would
invite the attention of purchasers whether by whole
sale or retail. Water proof COATS, CLOAKS and
CAPES, well adapted TO the of physicians, rail
road conductors, and all who are exposed to stormy
weather; Rubber Cloth, Buggy Boots, Leather finish
ed Cloth and Patent Leather finish dasher Cloth, for
Carriage makers use; Horse Covers, capital article
for rainy weather; Tarpauns for covering loaded
wagons and freights on steamboats,.
Overhaus; Caters for riding on horseback; steam
boat and ship Buckets; Shower Ba hs an article of
superior construction, that be packed in trunk;
Wash Mats; Life Preservers; Swimming Belts; Bath
ing Gaps; Foot Balls Suspendcrs Air Beds, article
highly recommended by medical men for inyalids;
Hose for locomotives; Fire Engines and Hydrants an
article superior to leather and cheaper; India Rubber
Shoes, of every variety. The above, together with
many other desirable articles, will be sold at New
York prices, and at wholesale at the manufacturers
lowest price. No. 225 BALTlMORE-ST.
a43lT I'd door from CHARLES.
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BONNETS SELLING OFF,

BUNNEES SELLING OFF.
The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
tz8A2nenced selling off at reduced prices as the
AgM1 season is passing, and now offer Florence
ST. B,aids. Rutland Brads 9rillian,s. Neapol.
tanS, PLAIN and Lace, Gimps, ModenaS, Birds Eve,
smell Pedal, Devon, GIuted Lawn and Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices Children's Bonnets in
great variety, very cheap. Aso Leghoin and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats Gimp do sc. &c, at
HAYWARB'S Cheap Store
je3O No. 25 Howard. ST., Sd door from Fayet,e ST.
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CAPE Nj AY.
CITIZENS UNION LINE.

Z T. vi A 7.
II r.se-~, CITIZENS' UNION LINE.
Passengers for this celebrated water
ing place, by taking the Steam Boat
CONSTITUTION, Capt Chaytor, from Baltimore,
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at o'clock, P. NJ, will be assured of passage to
Cape May the next morning, by the superb Steam
Boat ROBERT MORRIS, Captain Douglass, or the
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
touching at Newcastle Tor Baltimore passengers.
H}-FARE from Baltimore to Cape May, including
Meals on the Delaware and Hack Hire at Cape
Island $3.50.
jyll-f fri A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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UPHOLSTERY & PAPER HANGINGS.
U9 EFIOVAL. Having removed to No. North
IA LIBERTY STREET one door above Bat-
rest., we respectfully call public attention
stock of UPHOLSTERY and PAPER UANGINGS-
comprising in part Hair, Husk, Moss and Cotton Mat
tresses; Cushions; Matngs; Window Shades; Vent
tan Blinds; French and American Papers, Borders,
Fire Screens; Table Oil Cloths, &c.
We make and repair Carpets, Curta ms, Cushions,
Beds Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs &C. Lay Oil Cloths,
Carpets, Mattngs, sc.
DC Paper hung in the neatest manner, and all other
work in this branch of the trade done with prompt
tude and despatch. Call on
a2-y LOUIS MULLER.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
ia Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
Gy STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where may
~ be found beautiful assortment of the most
lashlenable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
sHAWLS, SCARFS, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment of Fancy articles. Also, Calicoes Nous
I'm de LANES; Lawns; Linen Hdkfs.; gentem.n's
STOCKS ana Collars suspenders aad great variety of
Goods too tedious 10 enunerate The public are re
specially invited 10 call at this New and Cheap Store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
ana nj the lowest prices. {t5- Don't forget-No. 23
GAY STREET, opposite Fayetie ap0tf
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n seSAayr The undersigned at the earnest So
SsszIJet icitaian Of numerous friends, has
.Assss&esa4tsefE chartered the large and coUlm0dous
Steamer PATAPSCO, Capt SANNER, for the purpose
Of having real old fashioned EHhimg Excursion to
Rock Greek, on WEDNESDAY NEXr, August oh
The Boat will leave the wharf at the intersection of
Light and Pratt streets, at O'Clock, and will stop at
the County wharf, Fell's Point, going and returning.
Passengers, who prefe' il, will be landed Oh the
Whte Rocks aud taken off ut any time during the
day oV boats from the steamer. The boat will pro-
coed up the creek as far the celebrated fishing
grounds, when the passengers will he dSembarked
and left 10 enjoy themselves in making wholesale
attack upon the tinuy tribe, in any other way that
may suit Their fluctuations. 10 Twelve good boats
will be prOvidea.
% Refreshments, snacks, Confectionery, Fishing
Tackle, Bate, Nets, &c, will DE provided in abund-
ance, for the qualification of the company.
G3- VOLANDT'5 MILITARY and COTILLION
BANDS are engaged for this excursion,
nc The Boat will leave the ground ut O'Clock
ana will reach home between and ., 2. NJ.
~ Single tickets so cents-twO tickets will admit
a gentleman and two ladies' For sale at the Clipper
sun and Argus offices; at ''Logan Hallp corner of
Bond and Bank streets, and at the boat on the morn
ing OF the excursion.
N B. No boys will be admitted on board unless ac-
compsned by their parents or guardians.
jy3 ct frs THOMAS DUNAHUE.
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J. G. GREGORY s. Co, Managers of Lotteries
EMORY CO., Sub-Agents,
Office No 3 CALVERT STREET. y

oHlCC NO. Z CALFEFI sThkETs
You shall have goidto pay the petty debt teny times
per."-Shaks.
AS we are now Sub-Agents for the Managers,
(Messrs. j. g. G. & Coz 70, the sale of tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws Of Maryland the
drawing OF which is supernte nded by Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; enabled to offer at
our old established and popular Office, No. North
Calvert street, most extensive assortment OF Lottery
tickets to which respectfully invite The attention
OF the public. Our experience and success in the
vending OF Lottery tickets for the last thirty years,
during which time have distributed betpeen nine
and ten millions of dollars, have nseparably associat
ed our name with those the "Capricious Dance has
most lavishly favored, and won for US the envabe
reputation of being the greatest Prize sellers in
the world To those of fellow cit zens, who have
literally extended 10 their patronage, we tender
our warmest Acknowledgements; and Tor the beneh OF
those who would like To speculate in Lotteries, but
who are deferred by the apprehension OF exposure we
will state, that found il eXpedlent some years
since to adopt plan, by which the process OF pur-
chasing tickets in all the mnutg of receiving draw
fngs, schemes, Sc, can be done privately, and with
The same advantage TO the buyer as if by personal at
tenhance-t is to transact the Lottery business through
She medium Of the Post Office! Enclose TO us the
amount TO be Invested in any Lottery, the order VIII
be hlied immediately, ingeuousy folded to defy in
specuon, and returned TO the Post Offce-the draw
ing OF the Lotteries have published expressly for
THIS CLASS OF customers, in the 'Clpper newspaper
every morning; copied from the Managers official
drawing audit can atpdys be relied Secresy with
us Is a fundamental law, and in case is the name
of a customer eper diuulged
Oraers from the country respectfully solicited. Of
fering the reputation have hitherto sustained as
guarantee for the prompt and faithful prosecution Of
che Lottery business for the future, appeal to the
liberalitY or an intelligent community for support
The public'S serv'ts, EMORY s. CO.,
iylS No. N, Calvert ST.. Baltimore, Md,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.

PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
FHtAKEN on an Improved principle, by
n KERFOOT KING.
favorable opportunity is now offered TO the La
aies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtaiH NINA
LUKE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for felike beauty, dstinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurp assed Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four 10 ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds TO one minute Fami
hes taken in greups also invalids and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original PAINTINGS
are likewise correctly copied.
nERooms 1875 and 2l6 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and eyamiue
specimens and judge for themselves Miniatures CO.
'oIou III .''e 'ios' oe"uuiu manner. fe5-tf
FENoYs. TOYS. TOYS. A large quantity Of
H. Toys selling off at cost, at
Al No Sc ". HOWARD STREET
~ EW STYLE CAP RIBBONS. Anassor
~ ment Just received by Mrs. P. a. Nickerson,
at No, So HOWARD STREET.
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A CUE AND FEVER EFFECTUALLY
"a CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
of EFgECTuAL cures are in the possession of the pro-
prieor but these are of no avail to the sufferer.
petmanentcute is what he wants, and il is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the drec-
tons. Prepared only by Dr. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. jy7eotf
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PLEASURE EXCURSION.


a sssx-sS, The Teachers Of the Sunday Schools
Isls-asr%4 asayze of the FIRST GERMAN REFORMED
ss12szssssxECHURCH, Second street, yielding to
the solicitation of number of their friends, and for
the qualification of their scholars purpose making an
Excursion to CHESTERrOWN, in the fine and com
m0Sous Steamboa, COLUMBIA, Capt GuYrHER, on
THURSDAY MORNING, August 9TH, leaving the
lower end of Commerce street at O'Clock, stopping
at the County wharf, F.P, both going and returning.
The very excellent CHOIR Of the Church have CON
scented to perform variety of choice Music, and the
INDEPENDENT BLUES much admired BAND,
under the direction of Mr.. Albert Holland, will also
accompanytH the Excursion; the acknowledged talents
of both Band and Choir is guarantee that rich
musical treat will be enjoyed.
The most ample and extensive preparations are be
ing made for the comfort and enjoyment of the com
pany REFRESHMENTS and PROVISIONS of
various kinds and in great abundance will be provided
The Ice Cream and Confectionery tables will be sup
piled with the choicest articles, and at moderate
prices. No pains exertions shall be spared on the
part of iekteachers, to make this of the most
pleasant and agreeable Excursions of the season
{ Tickets 50 cents, children under u years of age
half pticeo be had nj the Bookstore Of owen Hurts
& Co.. Baltimore street, near Calvert; at the Sunday
School Book Depository, Calvert street, at the offices
of the sun and Clipper or of any of the Teachers of
the Schools. az 81
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NOTICE.
INO IOT,
THA RLES Il. BARRY respectf

61HARLES b. BARRY respectfully Informs
- his friends and the public that he has returned
Baltimore, after having passed the last eight years in
the Drug business in Philadelphia and taken the store
recently occupied by James W. Scott, No. 1879 BAL
TIMORE STREET, where he intends keeping con-
santly on hand general assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINES AND PERFUMERY, and hopes by un
RENTED attention 10 business to merit share of pa
tronage. He takes great pleasure in referring to The
following eminent and distinguished physicians of
Philadelphia
Nathan'l Chapman, nj. d. ]. Randolph, MD.
Thos. Harris, U.S.N. q" ]. r. Paul,
VIM. L. Horner, g George Mcclellan,
Hugh l.. Hodge, w. S.W. Ruschenberger g
Henry NELL, &c William Harris, GO
Isaac Hays, ]. NJ. Paul, L"
Thomas ID. Mutter, Sc Paul Beck Goddard, g
iy24,eolm J. w. Wallace, NJ. d.
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FUR NTSHING W.HREHOUSE REMOTED.
C. e. WETMORE & co.
HUAVE REMOVED their HOUSE FUR
H NISHING WARER0OMS from their old stand
TO No. 10 N. CHARLES ST, where they will he
happy to whit on their patrons and the public gen
orally.
All kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN
WARE SOLAR AND HALL LAMPS, CHRONICLES, TEA
TRAYS AND WATERS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, Cook
ING UTENSILS, Sc Sc, including every variety of
House keeping Articles constantly hand at the ow
est cash prices. iy23-lm
GOLD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
w Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets
Casters; Candescks pixons hest Britannia, pieces
to the set new patterns; gold and silver SpectacleI at
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
az Water street. second door from Calvert.
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ONG CLOTHS FLANNELS, &c. &c.
n X. McELDOWNEY co have this day open
ed several cases s and "A Shifting Long Cloths; do.
aud II Shseting do. do. Also, and Al super
and medium White Flannel rs Gauze do. do; with
large assortment of 1914 and ~ Linen Sheeting;
Pillow Case LiHen Irish Shirting Linen; DamaSk
and Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins; Huckaback
bird eye and Russia Dap RS, sc. &C.. which will be
sold low at No 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
iy26 between Calvert and Light streets
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CHANGE OF ARRANGEMENT.

NJ-FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN. Fare
through only 81 80, The Company's Freight Train
P. NJ. arriving in Philadelphia early next morning
FREIGHTS 40 cents per 100 lbs.
G3- THE RETURN Mail Passenger Train leaves
Philadelphia, at O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY Except
sundays The Freight Passenger Train leaves Phi
ladelphia at O'Clock, 2, NJ. daily except Sundays
a2-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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pSfss1 FARMS FOR SALE. One o. 50
EM,., acres, on the old Harfotd road. and another
EN,i adjoining, of SIS acres, both under good cult
-aftAtIA walton, well watered, and pc ,sessng e-ery
improvement for first rate market paces-fiye miles
from the city-wl be sold bargain, either separate
~ OF together Apply at l2S N. High st., where
plat may BE-
ALSO-l2t acres on the old Frederick road, well
improved, and the land of the most superior quality
price Sl5OO. Apply as above. ty23 d
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.g.ps3 FOR SA LE-A neat twO-story HOUSE
fsTET;f and LOT on York avenue, between Monu-
ItHiLN ment and Madison streets, fronting Ii feet;
Lot about 10 feet deep; containing 6 rooms,
besides basement kitchen and dry cellar feet deep.
! ne whole will be sold i'll fee, clear Of all incunl
branct, for $3.50.
-, Also-A neat two-sory and attic BRICK
MINI HOUSE on Monument sueet, few doors cas-,
MIL of Guy-conaining seven rooms, together with
Two story back buildingsground only Sl.l?J per
DOT Pilce S195, cash, which is very low Apply at
I2S norm high street, next o Gay. iy25d
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w A large and Iesh supply Tor sale by
JAMES M HAIG,
as l3l Baltimore street.
sNHEAP GOODS. Persons buying goods TO sell
" again, will find as good an assortment and at
prices lou he obtained in the city, of the
subscriber. Such Pins, Needles, Combs, Buttons,
Thread, Hooks s Eyes, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Cut
lery, Japanned Ware, Britannia Ware, Coffee Mills,
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, &c. Sc, too numerous To
MENTION For sale by ELIAS HALE,
a5-f No. ll2 Batmore-st.
FENR.UFE TIMES AT TUCKER
III BROS YESTESDAY. We are selling high
prizes to our customers in almost every Lottery. The
snug sum of $1,000 in whole, and again s 900 in a
half ticket, sold to couple of citizens in pack
Ellicou's Mills Try Tucker s. Bro if you want high
prizes 5000 TO-DAY. Tickets 50.
TT. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-Head of Centre Market.
~ ORDER EARLY. The Snail Fry draws again
next Saturday, 9th instant. Capital So 500. Tickets
81. Packages Of qrs. $3.50, eighths SL9A. It
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WIN, II. KEEVIL.

BY IL. w. HOOL.
WE'LL KEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF THE LATE MRS. SUSANNAH
TRAVERS-AT AUCTION.
kAN TUESDAY MORNING, Aug. 5th, l945,
" at the late residence, Ne. rs South High street.
Benches, Stationery, SC. The articles afford chance
for Observation-Disclosures Rugs, Feather Beds; Hair
Mattresses, Bedding, Easy Chair, Settees, Sofas Book
Case, Bureaus, sc. compose but part of large col
Sitting Room Furniture, very general. The Kitchen
Effects are numerous.
a42t H.W. BOOL, Auctioneer.
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w A N r S .

Az ANTED. LAD II or IA years of age of
W respectable connection and unquestionabIe III
testF, 10 attend IN retail Dry Goods Establishment
a5-2ts ~