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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11
cloths, CaSsimercs and Vestimgs.

LIONS, Cassinercs and VestingS.
ilEoE extra superior black French Cloth at 81 0
- per yard, worth &l2;
rece extra superior Cashmere al 81 so, worth So;
r'., ssa Fancy Silk Vesnss (best article mported)
M, a,a ana Fancy Silk Velvets, elegant styles.
'a'"o' ashmere and Valenlia do
olack Satin Vesting pronounced by the best of
the finest article imporled) only Sc per yard
line S; wishing to purchase any Thing in The above
sbs,a "' please give call before purchasing else
0. as y. bargains will be sold WM J. WILLIS.
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L.sA.D ron s.1LE.

L.1.v.D FOR S.ILE.
AGAIN offer Tor sale my FARM in Nelsoa county
i near the courthouse, containing
40 Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well tmbered, in very
healthy neghborhood, and within ten miles OF the James
River Canal. The will be liberal. Apply to
the subscriber in ynchburg. Sposwood Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nelson courthouse.
j. GARLAND.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-11

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nllacs and
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-11
neALL COME OFT CLEAN,

VEsF We place dozen dirty shirts with a
a little soap and bucket full 81 not water IN 4.
LUKENs' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, ana after washing frou 10 TO 20 minutes.
they all come sut perfectly clear! Again we put in
from 6 to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths with soap and
water, as before, and in II or - minutes they all
come out clean Lastly, lay from "a to 30 small
pieces, (such as can be placed toaether) with soap
and water, as above, and in from 10 to 20 minutes
they also come out clean Wonderful a. this NAV
seem is done by the action and re action of the wa
ter (by means OF presSnre) in connection with IN
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes not only unniured
by the Operaton but are actually made To last thrice
as long as when washed by hands. G3-ExhbitioGs of
washing every Monday (mOTnng) and Friday (after-
noon) Come then and see the machine in opcratiOn
As it never fails to convince those who do Enter
prsing men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention deserving "a it does a
place IN the Kitchen of ererytamly. PRICES are Sl5
S2O and SO, according TO slZewarramed to perform
ceit and last for gears if used according direction
All orders by letters post paid otherwise prompt
~ altendedto. htNUFACTORY No. II FRONT
STREET, tat the bend( between Pittand Low-sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
Ja?i-mfr6m T.. LUKENS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MuSEuM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LVERT- SITS.
THNHIS EVENING. July III, 1915, will be per
n formed FOLLlES OF A NIGHT. Philip Duke
de Charues, Mr., DAWES. Peir!e Palliot NAVAL
COT. DR.. Druggendfaft Mr.. JOHNSTON. Dutchrss
de Chartres, Mrs WALCOT.
90 In the course OF the evening, Miss EMMA and
Miss FANNY lNCE will appear.
To conclude with A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.-
Christopher Strap, Mr.. OWENS, Sir George How
ard, Mr. JACKSON. Thomas, Mr.. DAWES. Lady
Elizabeth Howard, Mrs. RUSSELL. Nancy strap,
Miss CANNON,
{63- Admittance p cts. children under 10 years OF
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance TO commence 1t
O'clock precselY Il
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MA IL Il Etr GnNIl Il Lcnr


BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS,
No. l6l, NOW 40, 1876.
TENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
"a customers, that be has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSfNERES 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 tho advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
~ Having in my employ the best workmep my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best STYLE and the shortest notice.
MUD WILLIAM ROGERS.
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WORK SPRINGS,
ii ADAMS COUNTY, PENN.
rms Well known and fashionable Watering Place
having recently undergone considerable repairs, will
De open for the reception of ystcrs the 18th june
me medicinal qualities of the water have been So
frequently tested by the most respectable physicians
and citizens of the different cities A. 10 render de.
scnption of the analysis superhuous.
70 Comfortable STAGES will leave the Springs
daily, connecting with the Cars at York for Phladel
pha and Baltimore.
m3l -3aw8Wt ARNOLD GARDNER Prnnrietnr
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LLOYD's UNION HOTEL

FNNFI Z UNDEIts EtsNE ED mas great pleasure
L in informing his friends and the public generally
that he has opened the UNION HOTEL. situated al
the Corner OF PRATT and CHARLES STREETS, in
the immediate vicinity of the Rail Road Depot and the
different Steamboat Landings, where he would, in the
most respectful manner, solicit their patronage. He
can al all times accommodate Travellers with Lodg
ings without meals, or Meals without lodgings, and
his terms will be moderate in accordance with the
furnishing and decorating his house. and he trusts he
shall BIZ fully reimbursed for MS outlay BY the liberal
patronage OF an enlightened community.
13- Travellers may rest assured that his arrange
ments of such character that, at his house, they
wl find themselves at home,
jel2.lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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A LHAMBRA BOWLING SALOON.

"a Be and 81 SOUTH CHARLES-ST.
a. BALTIMORE bGgs to iutorm the public that
having ia every sense OF the word, tOntormed to the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or rEN-PIN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account his STRICTNESS
in not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Lam
GUAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, and being
now determined 10 devote his whole attention to the
Saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
slrctness will be upheld. His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge to the
Baltimore public was TO establish place of gentle
manly resort and healthtul exercise.
The pubic's obedCnt servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
" r. ALLEYS LET at 50 CTS THE HOUR; or
STRING OF 30 BALLS, Is! CTS.
F3-The Proprietor, III making his prices so low, is
to afford an opportunity for all participate in this
heathiu exercise and every 30 balls be paid for
when concluded. iel6 I'm
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nuBLIc SALES oETHE GRAND CAP

III lTAL PRIZES with take place at NJ. Doyle
Capita! PTGe Depot, No. la Pratt ST., opposite the
Railroad Depot next 20 Bradshaw's United States
Hotel These sales take place every day this week.
There We're some splendid bargains purchased AT this
lucky spot during the last week and few more left
Of the same kind for this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize 900, tickets 81, shares in
proportion,
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion, The universal tavori;c, Thomas Thumb
Lottery draws saturday. Certificates of22 wholes
in tails scheme will be issued &c the SIR; ~ halves at
St 50, risk ~ quarters only 80 ., Hcreis sRIrn
did chance for a small fortune fora very small outlay
liberal discount will BE- paid to persons who pur
chase by The package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers,
to package, single ticket, or s%are All orders, pei
mail ~ otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. la Prattstreet,
II fri Opposite y. X O. X. K. Depcl
EATANrED 70 PURUHAsE-A NEGRO
w GIRL, from to l6 years Of age, for term of
years, of good character, for which will give fair
cash price. Apply 10 l.. T. SCOTTi,
jyll 10 Exchange Place.
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AND WATERS.

FHyEA-TRAYS AND WATERS. Received
Il per ship Alabama, an extensive assortment of
superior and common TEA-TRAfS and WATERS.
Among them some very rich Papier Mache, Bird of
Paradise, Sandwich, Gothic and other kinds 10 sets of
3 AVID pieces. Also, large variety of rich Card,
Cake and Bread Baskets. We have also received by
recent arrivals afIl supply Family aud Fancy Hard
ware, Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery aud general
assortment of useful HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
Pc. sale on accommodating terms by
NJ
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e,ee..r h EXCURSION, EXCURSION!


liz sLsssalSS The LORDS DAY SCHOOL OF
sIssss-zs ast.!a5 THE 2nd BAPTIST CHURCH, f..
design Uhe Lord pernit.ing) to
have an EXCURSION to the deservedly popular and
pleasant place, CHESTERTOWN, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th inst The persons engaged in getting up this
Excursion have had special eye 10 the entertain
ment OF the moral and religious portion of soCicty
consequently they will not have any Music board,
without 1t may he with the Choir they have secur-
ed the services Of excellent for the OCCASION
IT is the design of the committee of arrangements TO
have the time occupied going dawn and returning
with Religious Moral and Temperance Addresses
They have been able to the services Of
Rev. j. Healy Rev. Mr.. ViniSn,
Rev. Mr.. Hendrcksan, Mr.. {. keener.
The committee desire TO enlarge the list speakers
from day to day, fast as they get them. The clergy
and Temperance Lecturers generally are cordially in
vited to be on board. They can get tickets by apply
ing at any of the places advertised That all may be
accommodated the have secured the excellent, COM
modous and safe steamboat POCAHONTAS. She
is supposed to be capable of accommodating 1000 per-
sons; the upper deck will hold 500 persons; this will
afford good opportunity for all to hear the addresses
There will he careful Pilot on board on the occa-
siOn 30 there need not be any fear Of accidents III
deed, the committee hatter themselves by believing
that all will he pleased. The Boat will start from
Light street wharf 81 O'Clock and will stop at Coun-
~ wharf, f. F., going and returning.
There will be Confectionery. Fruit, &C., on board;
and a Dinner will also be provided.
G5- TICKETS so CENTS EACH, children half
plice-for sale at Isaac Cooks; MoOre's; and Kidd
Whites, Baltimore street; and at Henry johnson's
William Johnson's Broadway, Fell's Point; and j.
JONES' cor. of Albemare and Pratt sts. jy9-tl5thJ
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PORT DEPOSITE PASsENGE

Passengers leave the Depot, Pratt street
Ss1S3A in the cars of the Philadelphia, Whining
F4JAff7 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
-,Es{l5sz-DAiLY, Except Sundays at O'Clock
M Reach Havre de Grace Al eleven, and then pro
coed TO Port Depostte BY steamer GOSPORT Captain
Surgeon
Returning, the cars leave Havre de Grace EVERY
EVENING, at g O'Clock.
90" Fare TO Port Deposite 75 CENTS,
~ This train will allow persons having business
at Port Deposite (and who leave Baltimore in ,aa
morning train at o'clock to remain several hours D,
Port De pose, and return TO Baltimore the same even
ing o. Tickets must De procured at the office De
fore catering the cars.
je27-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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p EMONED. GEORGE E. COOPER reepe:t-
Ea fully informs his friends and the pabhc gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand 10 .hp
spacious building No. 81 LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where a.
10 prepared TO supply merchants and builders VITA
HUlSTlNG MACHINES on the best plan Of any IN
the United States, for hosting easy, chcapness and
durability Also, SADDLE PRESSES ON an imoroy-
ca pan, which VIII press with one tOuth the power
OF any other in use All kinds OF IRON for ho.-s.
nHldtrs-Such a. Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters &c
All Kinds OF Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
OF oeauuiui patterns n hand for enclosing grave loLs
All the above work will be done in the best ,,yla ana
on reasonable terms. Thankful Tor past patronage
so literally extended To him, ne Solicts continuance
OF The same All Kinds OF Blacksmi,hng neatly exc
cuted NJ the shortest nNtce. mhS-fn6n
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NOVERNNIEHT CHARTS. Just

a GOVERNMENT CHARTS. Just received
w by FIELDING LUCAS, JR.. Agent for the sale
OF the Coast Survey Charts of L. 5, Map of New
YORK Bay and Harbor aud Enyirons, founded upon n
trlgaUOmerCal survey under the direction OF +, r.,
Hassler, Supdt of the SuyeY Of the Coast Of the Uni
ted States Tigulation by J. Ferguson and f. Blunt,
assistants. The photography under the direction Of
Th0s K. Gedney Lieut.. U. \. Navy. The Topogra-
My by c. Renard, I. A. Jenkins ard o, F. Sanas, as
gistants. iy3
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NTOTICM Is HMKMEY GIYN N. inaI b

~ subscribers, masters Of the schooner known as
the "SALLY Ann WEBSTER sailing from the " Pont''
on South River, Anne Arundel county, TO the city of
Baltimore, have IN their possession THREE BARRELS
without other designation than the letters Sc W. L."
marked on them, which were placed by Il dIayman
during the absence OF the Captain, on board said
wharf IN said city. These barrels carried the
"Pont'' and placed in the Warehouse, where they
still remain. Upon being broken open, was found
to contain BRASS CASTINGS for machinery, such rs
Caps, sc, tor wheels. The contents of the other two
are supposed to he of the character from their
weight TAe owner or owners are hereby requested
to prove property, pay costs and charges, and take
them away; or they will be sold to defray expenses
after the 3st day Of July, instant. letter addressed
to them at Davdsonyille, A. A. county, will meet
with attention.
jyl-3awtJy3l STEWART < PURDY.
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DIR. LANDISsS
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRIrSS

PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted 20 pcr,orr. the radical cure Of IEREi.4
or (Rupture)
fEfhh subscriber having purchased the Patent
e right OF the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensively lhto ther manufacture, offers 1t for
Ss al nail The price formerly charged by the patentee
Inc above instrument il constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
every Indication essential to the permanent cure of
HERNIA.
- II possesses many important advantages over the
iIlsstS now III common use, as 1t combines feSib-
y with hTnhess, aud by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring. the pad accommodates itself firmly
I" the body and cannot be displaced by the motion
Of the wearer, answering by this MEANS desidera-
Sim long sought after by the Medical Profession
Although II Is rs yet new invention il has become
hch celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most Troublesome and fatal disease Hernia The desire
TO put the Truss within the reach of all afflicted has
induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates OF the strongest recommendation from
some OF the most distinguished Surgeons and PLY.
sicans of this and other cities which eau be seen by
reference to circular in the hands of all the Agents
and public places generally.
EPHRAlM Y. FORNEY,
Proprietor and ApothCcary,
No. 81 Eutaw street, corner Clay st., Baltimore.
Tor sale by j. D. Stewart, Hanover and Cam
den SITS; LarOQue, corner Market and Hanover Streets
A. Reed, corner Cav and Saratoga SITS; +. Sansbury
Thames st, F. P; Wiseman s Wrolh, Light st oppo-
size Dix & Fogg's Hotel; Sarvier, corner Pratt and
Paca streets; F. Perkins s. Brother, corner Franklin
and Green streets.
E5- The Patentee, DR., l.. may he consulted at his
Once, No. 81 COUGH STREET, near the Point
Spfhg' iy3 colin
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w EEP COOL. KEEP COOL!

MT EEP COOL! KEEP COOL!!
M WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN !!
Those asout to adept the healthy practice of daily
abuon, will find the above the easiest cheapest and
quickest method of performing the operation.
As evidence of their superiority and utility, hun
dreds have been sold within the last two seasons
Another supply just finished by the manufacturers
and sole proprietors for Baltimore and Washington
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. Ia Baltimore street,
ie2O nearly opposite the Centre Market
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Ih-aeA A GItEAT VARIETY or HOUSES

AurssA A GREAT VARIETY OF HOUSES
fEtfYdm FOR SALE-Part of which ! will name
sss& VIZ Houses in Lombard street, near High,
$3.50 each; in Aisquith ST. near Pit, $4,000
and 5l2O0 in East Baltimore near Exeter, $1,000:
in Lombard ST. Lloyd, II by IS feet fee 1900;
IN Cranky st. SlO50; fine store with dwelling cor
ner Of Paca and Mulberry streets, S25OO store with
dwelling in Old Town, established a bakery, $3.50;
hne dwellings with large lots near Madison, $4,000
and $780, in Madison Howard SITS. $1,000; in
Green ST. Sl2OO; in High Fawn $3.50 each; in
Mulberry ST. near Park, S625 each; on George st.
near Pennsylvania avenue $3.50 each; in strawberry
alley near Jefferson 5000 each in Monument st.
5000 and S70O , in Canal, S525 and $500; 3 in Eden
near Baltimore, $500 each; in Caroline ST. near Bal
um0re, $3.50 and $1,000; a fine dwelling in fee OH
Broadway, $4,000; store with dwelling in fee, $1,000;
3 in Stiles ST. $4,000 and $1,000 each; on g. Pratt
near Exeter, $780, in CRANKY $780, fine dwell
Ing in Sharp ST. near the Wesley chapel, $4,000; in
Mulberry near Pine, $1,000 and $500; large store
and dwelling ia Howard ST. Si50O | in Franklin ST.
$500; Hotel near the b. & q. Rail Road Depot
$4,000; dwelling in Barrett st. $500; . very line
ing ii East baltimore Caroline ST. $4,000; dwell
insS On Fayeite near Cove, deep lots, $1,000 each;
Two story dwelling with basement on Saratoga street.
near Chasworih, S600; a new house on South Exeter
st. very fine $780, and other Il 1870; two story
brick house in Holland with back buildings 80 by
SO deep, $780, hoAse Abemare ST. .! story, new,
$1,000
GOOD GROUND RENTS WANTED. Please APP
ply to -. BOND, or GEO. GELBACH
jyS Property Agents, 40 Second street
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BEWARE OF COrNTEPrgITs

In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purcnase Of
hone nut those advertised agents, and if cOa7eu
lent, call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH ). HAScE los Baltimore street
anu corner OF Charles and Pratt sts, Baltimore Pfis4
% cents per box, for iance's Genuine Pals o. f,s
Sl00. ' - "
The genuine for sale by G. K Tyler. corner of Ba4-
tllnore and High SITS. Parr & Graham of Euta
and Baltimore ss.; Perkins, corner of Franklin and
Greeh SIS q. F. Petit corner Of Gay and Exeter cts
Oliyer Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster sts
r. r. StanSbury, Thames st., F. P. * e. Il. Perkins
corner oil Baltimore and Green streets; K. Y Forey
Eutaw stieCt, above Lexington. iyl5
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,
BONSETS SELLING OFF.

The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com.
ESa.2menced selling off at reduced prices as the
GzMT season s passing and now offer Florence
IL Braids, Rutland BraidS Brilliants, Neapoi
tanS, plain and Lace, Glmps, MOdenas, Birds Eve
Shell. Pedal, Deven, Gluted Lawn and Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices. Chldren's Bonnets in
great variety, very cheap Also, Leghoin and Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats; Gimp do &c, &C.. at
HAYWARB'S Cheap Store,
Ie3O No. p How ard ST., 3D. door from Fayette st.
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w A n r S
NEAhTED. A young man who has know
Wv ledge of the DRUG and APOTHECA AIRY hn

" AhTED. young man who has know
w ledge OF the DRUG and APOTHECARY bu
SineSs and can come well recommended.
FOR SALE, at the above place one Counter with
p large drawers attached, suitable for wholesale Drug
giss and Pant Shops also, 81 mahogany Drawers
with glass eases; assortment of Specie and Tinctue
Bottles. inquire ut TINS office, jy4-cO3t
MINATED DAILY. Clerks, hook Keepers
w at-Heepers Porters for stores; English Teach
er; Coachmen; Ostlers; Wagon"rs; Overseers; 30 la
borers; Agent; 20 Cooks, Washers, and IrOners;
Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses: Travelling
Maids; SeamStressts: House Keepers aud number
OF other situations too numerous to mention and too
valuable 10 lose. Families have only to give me a call
and their wants will be- Immediately attended to. Ser
wants sent from my Office always bring satisfactory
recommendation,
LEWIS F. SCOTTI, Exchange Place.
AfewdoOrs from the corner of South
jy3 Nearly opposite the Exchange
&&ANTED TO HIRE, immediately, two
w slave Farm hands, middle aged and young
man, to such as can come we'll recommended, liberal
wages will he given for Them, either by the year
month. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
je23 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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A. CRAWFORD, Agent.

rHEAP PAPERHANGINGs have Just
~ received a large assortment of fne glazed ara
common American Paperhangings, Borders and Fire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold at excsediigiy
low prices.
Paperhaugings ofevery description done in the best
manner, at short notice.
Also on hand an assortment Of Window Blinds
embracing Venitian Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES. STICK BLINDS, Paper Blinds, &C.
JUST received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low by
JOHN {. HOLLAND, 48 Gay 81.
nl3l near the Odd Fellows Han
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ERIN EiSS. A lady VINO understands mo-
az roughly, and is capable of teaching all the higher
branches of an English education; also, most beautiful
fancy needlework, painting, drawing, Sc. wishes to
obtain situation as governeSs. She would have no
objection 10 go in the country, TO the South or the
West. The hest OF city references can be given An
ply to LEWIS F. SCOTTl,
iv9 No. 10 Exchange Place
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% fGN AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC-For
~ sale by &. 4. HiNCKLEY,

~ 1H9F FA-EO IsE1-aN TT u NIVSIJ-F OF
~ sale by g a. HlNCKLEY,
go! Baltimore street,
door T. of McClcllan's allty.
THIRTEEN FAVORITE WALTZES--viZ Alice
ton, inauguration Fiolian, Keepsake, Belle, Month
cello, Trumpet, Caledonian, Gazele, Mary, Cynthia.
lie philtre and LIE Paphilon Values, and all for %
cents.
Fourteen Gallopades by mos popular composers 25
cents.
This Music is gotten up in Messrs Feniu & Co.'S
usual style, which has heen ably displayed in Ele-
ven of Lovers Songs, Music of Bohemian Girl, &c.
all of which may be had above.
G3-The trade supplied. Orders from the country
solicited. The Weekly and daily papers as usual.
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