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EIournoy & BOcOck.

lTESSRS. VIM. 4. Flournoy ana lhos. >.
Ill Bococl having associated themselves, I'M
der the style of Flournoy & Bocock, Will hereai-
Ter practice their profession in connex,on, Lney
will attend regularly all the courts OF Bucking-
ham, Cumberland, Prince Edward and the new
county Of Appomat.ox; also, the Superior Courts
o. Campbell and the Superior and Inferior
Courts d! Charlotte or Lynchburg, as may here
after he deemed advisable. Mr.. Bococs being
he attorney for the Commonwealth in the County
Court OF Appoma,,ox, the partnership will no
extend 10 the criminal practice in that Court
For that Mr.. Flournoy offers his individual ser
VICES. The attention Of both partners viii be gi
sen, with zeal and energy, 10 the business OF Inc
FIRM. :,
Address the firm, either at Farmville, Prince
Eiward The residence Of Mr. Flonrnoy, OF al
Clover Hill, Appomaitox, the residence Of Mr.
Bococs. WM. =. tLOunNoi,
3O-cSt TIL. S. BOCOCK.
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TEXAS
Ertraei Of a lt!ier, dat<d

EIfyaff q It.lf7l HNt<N
NEW ORLEANS, June :. l545.
"Jcne. now /. determined 10 re)ec, The Mexican
,re,,y a. soon a, presented By Eior; and N al
vance. the government organ Of Texas denies
tha, President Jones ever authorized any person 70
negotiate on The part Of Texas with Mexico. II
Elliot. er paric has negotiated this treaty, he has
placed his government in most r'dlcnlcus rosi-
tion and so clearly 10 NE wrong, in me eyes Of
the world, that he has disgraced himself as ne
co,iator nliarnished The honor Of Grea, Britain
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DIvIDEND.-TheP residen, and Directors OF
~ the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-.
featuring Company, have declared dividend OF
nine per cent on The api,al stock, payable at ny
Office on and after the Dist inst.
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
June i1-cl, Agent for the Company,
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TYILLlAM AND MARY COLLEGE
w The Meeting OF the Alumni Of this lns,i-
tuition will take place on the Sd Of July, a, which
time the annual address will be delivered by
Richard X. Cralle Esq. A full meeting is desira-
BILE. T. R. DEW, Presiden, S. A.
June i7-c3,
II Whig and Times requested to copy.
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N ER4-VlRGlSlA:- Al 1 OHCu't
i Superior Court of Law and Chancery, held
for Prince Edward county, at the Court House,
the Is, day of May, 1915:
William boswell, administrator Of Coleman
Jed'ress deceased, Plain'iH
against
Edmund Parkinson and Austin Seay, sheriff
Of Amelia county, and administrator of Dabney
Miller, who was executor OF John Perklnson, de-
ceased, and Asa Dupuy, sheriff Of Prince Ed
ward county, and administrator OF Edmund JET
fress, Defendants.
On the motion ofthe defendant, Dnpuy, eaveis
give him 10 file his answer, 10 which the painlili
replies generally; and this cause came on this day
10 be further heard on the papers formerly read,
and on the amended bill and answer thereto by
Asa Dupuy, sheriff of Prince Edward, and adj
minislralor OF Edmund Jeffress, and was argued
by counsel On consideration whereof, the Court
doth adudge, order and decree, that the defend
ant, A. Seay, sheriff of Amelia, and admnistra-
tor OF Dabney Miller, do render an account be-
fore one OF the commissioners OF this Court, OF
the administration Of the estate Of John PeTkln-
son. deceased, By his inlestate, Dahncy Miller,
which said account the said commissioners is d.
rected to examine, state, settle and report TO ms
Court, with any matter specially stated, deemet!
pertinent BY himself, or requiredto he SO stated by
either of The parties. And the Court doth further
adjudge, order and decree, that the same commits
sioner do take the following accounts to wit: an
account between the plaintiff, and each OF the de-
PENDANTS, Edmund Parkinson and Asa Dupuy,
administrators OF Edmund Jeffress, SO as 10 show
the amount due on The bond sci forth in the plain
tiAs bill-an account between The defendants, Ed
nund Parkinson and Dabnev Miller as The Elk
ecutor OF John Parkinson, decd, and also an
account between the said Dabncy Miller, decd
IN his own right, and the said Edmund Perkinson
and make report thereof 10 Ibis Court, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self or required 10 be stated by either oihe par
lies. And the Court doth further adjudge, order
and decree, that Samuel D. Burke, Edward B.
Miller, Francis I. Woo,ton and Edwin Scott,
or any three Of lhem after being sworn for the
purpose, do go upon the III acres Of land belong
ing TO the defendant, Edmund Parkinson, lying in
the county OF Prince Edward, and fairly value
the same, and report their valuation 10 this Court.
A Copy-Teste:
BRANCH J. WORSHAM, C. C.
The parties interested 10 The foregoing decree,
are hereby notified, that have appointed Tues
day, the cd day Of July, 1915, for the purpose OF
taking the accounts therein directed and they are
requested 10 appear before me, at my Office al
Prince Edward Court House on that day.
A. D. DICKINSON,
Com'r Sup'r CT, P. Edward.
lime l3-c,rdw
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UNITED STATES REVENUE MARINE
GENERAL ORDERS.

TnEAsuaY DEPARTMENT, June l6, lsi5.
The President has, with heartfelt sorrow, an.
nounccd tic death Of the Tauio', hero, and states
man, ANDREW JACKSON.
Asa tribute Of respect to inc memory of'hc IL
lnstriou, deceased The officers OF the revenue
marine will wear the customary badges ofmourn-
ing during tie period Of SIX months Twenty
one Minute CUPS will b. fred. commencing at
meridian oilhe day next succeeding the receipt
Of this order, by each vessel in commissions;
and The coloGs hois,el al halt mast Tor one week.
&. ]. WALKER.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BRANCH J. WoRsHAM. c. c.

The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that l have appointed Tues
day, the 22l day Of July, 1915, for the purpose
OF taking the accounts therein directed, and thew
are requested to appear before me al my Office a,
Prince Edward Courthouse, on that day
A. D. DICKINSON,
Com'r Sup. CT, P. Edward
Time I3-cw6W
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have, for several years, been attending 10 The
effects Of the Waters Of the Buffalo Mineral
Spring, and can readily subscribe 10 The above
Observation-Disclosures in addition remark, That
alter having noticed the effects of most Of The
tonic waters oflhe United States, have 10 hest
ta,ion IN pronouncng il altogether the safest.
June 81, 1915. p. c. VENABLE.
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81 The Stage runs, regularly, ihrec times a
week from Rdgway, on The railroad, TO Clalks-
ville from which place, Hacks are always ready
to convey passengers to the Springs.
DAVID SHELTON,
Tune l3-cW4W prnrrp,nr
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DRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY. The mos
u celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now in
use JULES HAUEL'S. His INDICATED
| NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, Gem i
posed OF an Eastern botanical! discovery of surprising
efficacy, for rendering the skin soft and fair well
as mpartIng delicate roseate hue to the xiop
and 10 eradicate Tan, P,nptes FreckIes Subarp, and
other unsIghty cntaneous visiations, so inimcai 10
female loveliness.
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
fee from ardent spirits, pupgent essential oils and
other destructive materials, cleans the hair expedi-
uously, renders it beautifully bright, and imparts to
the delicate fragrance of the flowers; and il will posi-,
lively bring in New Hair Bald Heads by the use OF
this celebrated extract. 1t is preservative against
badness, and an naible in all affections of the
skin on the head, as well as preventing the hair from
turning gray
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, which
dehes comparison in America Europe.
lie also offers to the sanction of the public his ROSE
TOOTH PASTE which single trial Will prove rs
efficacy.
The subscriber offers refund the money for every
article which will not prove as represented above.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
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NEW BOOKS. u. OWEN SON have Just

~ EW BOOKS. u. OWEN & SON have Just
~ received the following works: Night of Toll,
by the author of Peep Of Day, so cts; Mil On's Prose
Works, 2 vols. Svo. S5 ANIMALS for 1886 Bibles and
Iesaments of all descriptions. splendid copy Of
Family Bible. publishers price $40, we will sell for
only SIS, bound in Turkey morocco; do. SIC, we will
sell AT $40; do Sl2, at IS. We have goo1 Letter Pa
per for g.. cts qnre; some at l2I, Isl - and 81.
Fancy articles Tor Christmas presents of every varie
y, and at very low prices And as we wish 10 de
crease present stock in to prepare for the
hoydays, say will sell at the very lowest cash
prices. Let the public call and see il we do not ven.
fy our word. ii6 BALTIMORE STREET,
OILS 81 door eaSt OF CAlNerl.
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~ ALL COME OUT CLEAN !

" ES! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with q
III lille soap, and bucket full of hot in Z.
LUkEHS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 TO 20 minutes
thew all come ont peGsstly cieaa' Again we put in
from 10 10 Sheets ~ Table Cloths, with soap and
water, as before; and in II or Is minutes they all
come out clean! Lastly, we lay from "a to So small
pieces, (such as can be placed together,) with soap
and water, as above and in from Is to 30 minutes
they also come out ctcan' Wonderful as this may
seem II is done by the action and action of the
ter (by means OF PRESSURE in connection With the
soap without any rubbing surface friction what
ever; consequently the clothes only unnjured
by the operation, hut are actually madc to last tuice
as long as when washed by hands. q3- Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (mornng) and Friday (after
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
"a II never fails to convince those who do. Enter
prlNing men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving it does
place in the kitchen Of erery l"mily. PRICES are S5
$40 and S2j according TO size warranted 10 perform
Wetiand last for years. if ii according direct0s
All orders by letters tpost-I d) otherwise proTyA
ly attended to. MANDATORY No. II FRONT
STREET, lat the bendl between Pitt and Lowest q,
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
a6-mfr6m T.. LUkENS.
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BALTIMORE mllSNIrM

AND GALLERY OF TUE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C,4LpERT- SITS.
MISS NELSON * MR.. BROUGHAM'S BENEFIT.
FaSHES EVENING, Oct l7h will be perform.
II ed WHITE HORSE or rllEPEPPHRS. Ctr
aid Pepper, Mr.. RR@UGNAM Agatha, Miss MEL
SON. Masdalene, Mrs. RUS&ELII.
After which Character Dance by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with hurlesque tragedy Of OTHELLU.
Iago. Mr. RROUGHAM. Olhello, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
DGsdcmOna, Miss NELSON.
{G}- Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2i cents. Saloon performance to commence at
I 10 Z 0 clock pregselY. Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
or r f,IT -


ffELCH, H.aNN y DEEEI.4N ProurictoTg
J. w. BANKER, AGEST.
CORNER OF CHARLES AND CONWAY-STI.
List NIGHT BUT ONE
EC7RIDiE EVENING, oct. 18th.
a The Entertainments will commence y It'll
ELEGANT DRESS ENTREE
Comic Song, by MI. LATlIROP.
llorsemalship by Master ]. GLENROY.
DUNBAR will again repeat his Ell INESE GAMES .
H0remauship by Master WN. KINCADE
Slaves Of Rome, by j J Nathans and w. Nichols.
Ground aud Lofty TUHBLi&G.
Mr.. w CHAMBERS As PUNCH IN HIS GLORY.
POSTUElNG by Master Dunbar.
Mr.. w. NICHOLS will appear on his steed Dlshall.
j. JNATHANS AND PUPILS win appear.
NGiE. {. j. ROGERS Will appear on Horseback in
HIS SEVEN CHANGES.
Comic Song by Mr.. T.. NJ. DICKINSON.
HIH. j. u. HA'PtsAES ON Four Horses.
To conclude with Ethiopian Comcaliiics by
OLD JOE SWEENEY AND FRANK BROWER.
~ Doors open in the eve ing At G! o'clock, and
performances to commerce at !.
gg- Admission Only 70 Gents.
10 For further particulars, small Ellis of the
days performance,
{G3- Ladies OF questionable character not admitted
on any consideration, ol7lt
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rREAT ATTRACTION AT Il. PULVER
u MACHER'S L.fGE EMPORIUM

~ MACHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
No FL PRATT STREET,
between Hanover and Charles SITS
f PULTERMACHER has just returned from N.
York, and will open this day. very pendid and well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS-such
300 cartoons of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment of plain Manua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons of bread LACES and EDGtNGS
cartoons of Black Silk Laces for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lise Taces and Edgings
300 doz. Baiou's best quality of KID GLOVES
A full assortment OF Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
One case of GreeH BAREGE, for Wells
One yard wide Black Italian SILK for Ladies' Scarfs
and Capes.
Tareton Musns, in all prevailing shades; Organize
for dresses; plain Swiss, Jacconet and Cambria Mus
lins Bishop Lawns Book MuSlins; Nansack, Victoria
Lawus, sc. succession of needle worked inside
lIandkerchies; plain and worked Pocket Handker
chiefs; needle worked Insefngs and Edgings; great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
dren'S Dresses. Country merchants and Mners are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock of
goods. ol6.tf
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Chemist and Perfuner, No. 10
S. Third street. hollow Chesnut. Phllad a

. IhlTu sUtet, btIoW Chesnut, PhlEad a.
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
j. Boury, 2l0 Balumorest; ". N. BObinson cor. GAY
and Saratoga-sts; Mortimer X Mowbray, BALTIC. ami
Charles SITS; Thos. p. Harrison, 2j3 Baltimore 81; F.
Hickey & Sons, 2474 Batmore-st; A. Creyeau, Ill
Baltimorest; Coleman s. Rogers, l73 Baltimore ST. s.
G. Winchester l65 BaItimore-st; Il. Hall, ll9 BALTIC.
ST. j. M. Laroqne, BALTIC. and Hauison-st; Jas. P. De
Lacour, 359 Baltimore-st; NJ. y. Thompson Howard
and Fayette Sis; q. p Rogers, Howard and Marion
SITS; j. w. Barry CO., Baltic Pearl sts.
ol4-tuwthf.}m
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ART OF DANCING.

EsE II. j. II. CODET has the honor of announc-
IFH ing 10 his patrons aud the public, that he has
Just returned from the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under mis-
special charge the past season. lie has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner of Hanover and
Lombard Sts., and purposes giving Lessons on Wed
nesday, Sept. 9th, in the different branches of the
Science Days Of 1uon-Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons for junior class and ladies', from ill
s. gentlemen from till 10. Note left al the European
House, or at the Hall, on days of tuition, will be
promptly attended to. sc20-lm
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NLOTHS! CLOTas! CLOTnsi We and

n NLUTEES! CLUTtHS! IIUTIHSI We are
u now prepared to offer of the most extensive
and desirable assOrtments of CLOTHS and CASSl-
MERES to he found in the city Our stock consists in
part of superfne French, Belgium, West of England
and Domestic Cloths, of all shades and colors, vary
ing in prices 81 IS to $40 per yard. Also, Tweeds;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths suitable for coats, with
100 pieces of English, French and Domestic Cassi-
meres of the most fashionable shades and pgtterns
varying in prices from IS cents to 81 80 per yard Silk
and Merino VESrINGS of the newest styles. MER-
CHANT TAILORS and others in want of the above
articles will find il to their advantage to call the
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, promise that the
most unsku buyers shall have the full value of their
money. JOSHUA ROYSTON CO.,
No. g Baltimore street,
Of col M one door west of Tripoer's alley.
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THE FALL STYLE HATS
BNEpOT OF FRENCn MILLINERY

RNEpOT OF FRENCG MILLINERY
~ GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE ST, FOUR
DOORS EAST or CHARLES STREET.
SALMON y SMHLL have just received from New
York by The late Packets from Europe, and ar now
opening their Stock of Fall Millinery Goods consist
ing entirely of French importatonS, and comprising
all the
New and MAGNIFICENT styles Of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETS, SILKS and SATtNS
MoiIes, FIOnnccs, Grapes, LiSIes. Taret0ns
Paris FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOWERS
Thread, silk and Gympure LACES, EDGiNGS, and
iNSERTINGS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Demi Thread Wells and Thread Lace CAPS
Foundations, Leno, Wire, chip aud Glue
aud every article in the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices
30 Braid and Straw BONNETS, suitable for the
Fall trade. o3-lm SALMON x SMALL.
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vH,IN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

u COPPER WIRE, SC &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, l-3 tx, and extra SKIES
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x20, of best Char
coal brands
go bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET IROS-a diIect importation.
90 900 lbs. Braziers COPPER, assorted
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
900 bundles Bright aud annealed IRON WIRE
SO rolls SHEET LEAD, q to lbs.
SO pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, sc.
{h}- full stock of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rives, Timed Copper sc.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT s. BROTHER,
a25 6mif 81 and 30 s. Charles street.
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No 1859.
1SE ERiNOs AND Gold VELVETs.

HTI EINENUS AND COL7O VELVFTS.
I'VE r.. McELDOWNEY & Co have now in store
and offer for sale, fall of the most supe
rior quality French Merinos, MEXICAN CLOTHS,
new and beautiful article for Ladies' dresses. Jet
and blue black, drab, maroon, brown and mazarHe
blue SILK VELVETS, with large assortment of
LINEN GOODS; SHAWLS; DRESS SILKS, Nous
line de Lame; Alpaeas; Blankets FlanneIs; Bomha-
Zines &c. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
ol3 Between Calvart and I ;oht
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NMTHO'S GOT III! We suld in Yesterdays
Wv lottery IN q half ticket the beautiful ptlge o.
$50 900. making the eleventh capital prize that We
have sold witha thc eight months. The pleasure that
should have enjoyed from the sale of this prize
ha~ been somewhat marred by the apprehension tina:
We sold 1t 10 lottery venter. AS appearances ind.
cate that The "CapnCieuS Goddess has taken up for
The present her quarters at our Old Established House
tics cluuyers both IN town AMI country should be mar
cu,ar TO call IN person dirctto us their orders
which viii be faithfully attended TO- and the drawing
of The lottery IN Which they made purchases sent hg
the FIRST mai after the lottery is drawn.
EMORY s co,
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md.
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a2,0-3n
c,UpER1oa w0RsrnD DAmAsHs.

e.sUPERIOE: WORSPED DAEZASkkS.-
20 We have received per ship Clara
3 eases very superior crimson and drab Worsted Da
masks of beautiful shades fot curtains.
| case of low priced Drab Dama>kS for cOachmakers.
cases extra super black AhPACAS, expressly adapt
ed to our retail sales.
The above being our own importation we can offer
them very low.
On hand, a splendid stock of rich FALL GOODS,
which we can sell TO cash OF punctua customers AT
low prices, wholesale and retail.
HAMILTON EASTER s. CO,
o,3 203 Baltimore street.
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GAMuEL PICKERING, for many years in
~ the office OF the Clerk of Baltimore County Court,
having resigned his situation there, now offers his
services to the citizens OF Baltimore as a Convey
ANGER aud Property Agent and respectfully asks their
patronage. He will be- found at the Office ofGEORGe
GORDON BELT, ESQ, COURTHOUSE LANE, next
u the Masonic Hall. (R ol3 II
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CARPETING AT FACTORY PRICES.

n kET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling off his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETINGS at FAC
TORY PRlCES-such as imperial Three PHYS, extra
super lngrains, fine and common Ngtains Wool Fin
ishing and Cotton Stair CARPETINGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OH. CLOTHS, &c. &c All persons in want of any
of the above named articles, requested to make
inquiry at any Carpet Store in Baltimore relative to
the price of Carpeting &c, and then call at No 80
NJ ARKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles Dr Less MONEY.
NIB. RAG CARPETtNG, of my own manufacture,
Il splendid aitiele, at very low prices. Oh -lm*
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NEW DRY GOODS, AT

1N NO 81 BALTIMORE STREET,,
between Frederick st. and Market Space,
Where the subscriber has opened Store of all NEW
GOODS, suitable 10 The season. consisting in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts Vestings, Mousn de
Lame; Cashmere, Alpacas, Calic0es, &c. &C. Also,
Cashmere and other SHAWLS and general assert
ment of Woollen and Domestic GOODS of every de-
scription which he will sell low they be had
in this Market and soicits his fiends and the public
generally 10 call and examine his stock.
se22 colin JOHN s. SELBY.
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MA ITH the best of Liquors and Wines,
wv With LuhCh on the table ut ten,
A landlord obliging aud kind,
Is popping about now and them
Smash. C0bbcrs. and Punch!
How many 60 there every day
For Oysters, Welsh Rarebit7 and Snacks,
To pass dull hour away!
With Porter and Ale Sang rip,
Mi&'d up with exquisite skill,
AT BEES is some prime Eau de vie,
To keep away Agues and Chill,
Smash. COhblcrs md Punch.
Go a who can by the way,
For Oysters, Welsh Rarebits and snachS,
To pass u dull hour away!
With Il Hostess clever and kind,
With wish 10 please the guest.
Is ever the hope when she hears a call,
She pleases their palate the best.
Smash! C0bNlcrs. and Punch!
CobblerS! Punch! and Smash!
Is the cry she hopes to hear from all,
When there to spend their cash.
With BarkGeper very polite,
With room IN sit at your ease;
Refreshments or Papers from every part
Yen may have there ''if you please"
Smash! Cobhlers and Punch
In FAYETTE ST, call and see
Oysters. Welsh Rarebits and Snacks!
The choicest from HENRY BEE. 0l0eo2y
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StHANLS, CASHMERTs, &c.

SHAWLS, CASHMERTcS, &c.
- Terkerr, Broche and Tibet ShawlS
Blanket, Nett and Silk do
Gro de Rhine, Gro de Swiss, Lusttng Silk
Kid Cloves Linen G.. Hdkfs; Irish Linen
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Cassinetts and Festings
MILLINERY GO0DS-As
Fnged Ombre, plaid Satin & Gro de nap Ribbons
Satins; Velvets; Gaps; RHches; Bullion Cord, &c.
Florence Brads, Rutland and Devon Straw BON
NETS &C. which will be sold on The lowest terms, by
ol3 THOS. ARMSTRONG, LIS Baltimore-st.
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aNSOLvENT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
u information given on reasonable terms Judgments
of and 10 months purchased. Cash to loan out from
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