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NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.

NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.
- TELLING OFF! SELLING OFFH TO pre-
~ pare for enlargng my store am now selling OF,
al very reduced prices, my large and wei assorted
stock of DRY GOODS, suited to the present ana ali
seasons Of the year.
Persons in want ofDRY GOODS, have an opportu-
nifty to supply lhemseyesto great advantage ny call
ing without delay. My assortment Is very comPttc,
and well worthy the attention OF those VINO buy elther
sell again for family u>e and as my object is not
profit, but TO reduce my stock, many afcles VIII DC
sold at COST and at even less than coSt-S0 tha
Grst bargains be had by all who will avail
themselves OF the opportunity nowoirred.
1900 lbs. superior COTTON fARN, assorted
numbers, will be closed out below the market price'
HENRY w. COOKE,
corner Hanover ard Luntatd SIS.
N. B. Persons who live in the distant parts OF the
city, can, FOR cents, have pleasant rae III the 'i
nibus to the OF Baltimore aud Hanover streets,
which is within Two squares Of the store Je2o
"a 0TICN. NEW AGRICULTURAL EsTAB-
" LISHMENT, hv ..
JOHNSON 4 COTTTNGH.4M
GRANT STREET, near Pratt
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing
"Rice's Improved FaNS;H Wheat Cradles; 'sfass
scy ihes; Cutting Boxes; ploughs AID Castings, IN all
their varieties, by wholesale and retail; Corn SiieeTH
Com Cultivators; HarrOws and other smaller articles
connected with the business. All kinds OF repairs
done 10 order and with despatch, either IN WOOD or
iron work. g3- Formers, Captains. AMI the pubic IN
generals are invited to give them call, al the sahu
lately occupied by John Il Durdna S. Co. Also, irrsh
Field and Garden SEED. in variety. je2l-lm.
u IFE IL SWEET, BUT l. i u Is
il SWEETER. To all WHO wish TO Obtain ieallh
| and preserve il, woud recommend HaNtH'S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. They are es-
trely vegetable in their compositions and can be taken
at all Seasons and all weathrs; they operate gently
on the bowels, and do not leave the system III cos
tive state. Re sure and get HANCE's PILLs
| For sale at SETH ). HANtE'S
New Drug and Medicine Store, No lo5 Ha't,inor'
street, and corner Of Charles aud Pr II SIS. Jelo
GosTiyENESs. Persons afflicted with thi
! " dreadful malady will find immediate Iehci ~
using HANCE'S SaRsAPAkiLLA OR BLOol
PILLS. For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, iOa Bait
more ST., aud at his old staua, corner OF Charles an
! Pratt SITS, le2o
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FUNERAL CAR.

HORSE,
CsBarisoncd and led BY u Groom.
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BY THE TEACHERS OF THE HIGH STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY TO KENNARD' =
LANDING, WESTON CREEK.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Lileraru Arrival. Park Benjamin, Esq, Of
New York, well known TO the literary world,
arrived last Saturday, and intends to make this
city his place OF residence. We are informed
that he has ii in contemplation to assume the
editorial department of n new literary paper
soon to be published in this city, and which
will be conducted upon the plan Of the New
World and the Brother Jonathan cf n. York.
We hail the arrival Of this distinguished writer
as likely to constitute 4 new era IN the news
paper literature of Baltimore.
Death from Lock.iap. We regret to learn
that fine young lad, aged about IS years, son
of Mr.. Andrew Wason, living in Exeter street,
died on Sunday evening from lock- Jaw, caused
by running nail in his foot some three weeks
since. He had the best professional advice, but
all proved of no avail. He died in great ago
ny-porfeCtly delirous.
e. S. Circuit Court This tribunal was en-
gagged yesterday in the trial of the case Of Black,
for the use of Nicholson, against Richard lyle.
hart, Jr., of Anne Arundel county, to recover
damages alleged TO have been sustained in an
infringement upon patent-lght TO plough.
Campbell and Horsey, for the plaintiff; LatIobe
and Alexander, for the defendant.
County Court. The case of Causin and
Blackstone vs. Mrs Somervillc, to recover for
professional advice in relation to certain runa-
way slaves, was decided yesterday in favor of
the plaintiffs awarding them 500. This case
was brought up from Court in one of the
lower counties Of the Western Shore.
! Breaking Doors. William Stewart was ar
! rested On Sunday night and taken to the East
ern District Watch-house on the charge OF
breaking the door of Mary Caryin and for dis
orderly conduct generally, He was commit
ted to jail yesterday morning by Justice Bro
| therton.
appointment by the Mayor The Mayor yes
terday morning appointed John V. Stembler,
Lieutenant of the Western district night watch
vice BENJAMIN Shipley, resigned.
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SALE OF Paws IN THE HIGH ST. BAPTIST CHUGCIi.
We are requested to call attention TO the sale of Pews
to take place in this church this afternoon O'Clock,
By Cannon, Bennett & Co., Aucioneers. This church
is one of the neates and best finished houses of
ship in the city, and decidedly the hanlsomcs, in that
par, of the townin which it ia located. The housc
will be open during the morning for examinations and
diagrams showing the nu!nbnrs and situation of the
pews, as well As the assessed price and the amount
of the quarterly rents, viii be furnished those whs
may wish to purchase.
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. This printing was TO
have left Baltimore to day, but the application of
Ian ge number of Sabbath Schools, tsxteen) together
with many private families, has induced Mr.. Morris to
remain until Saturday morning next. Our readers
may be assured that between this ard Friday evening
will be the last opportunity to see this great pcture
the Masonic fraternity intend to occupy the building
on next Monday. We believe and hope the number
will be great as they have been at any other time
since its first exhibition IN this ety.
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il Figaiofice from baltimore street.

ENNORY - co., No. g CLLvRRr- or. the oldest
EA established, most extensive, and most popular
LOTTERY firm III the world With the advantage of be
ing the sub Agents for MEssrs ]. &. Gregory & Co.
their immense pccuniary resources they can sell Lot
terry tcRets either hy the package or sagly upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt competition. Per
ssons from abroad who may he disposed occasionally
ly remit any amour, OF funds however large TO this
frm-ihe reputation and standing they have acquired
ny strict attention business for thirty years in this
city being sufficient security that any business
fded to their care, will be attended to with punctuali
ty aud despatch. EMORY K co.
Ii Calvert street,
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My- GEORGE q. QUAIL. No. 2O4 PRATT. ST q,
two doors wesI Of Hanover, would most respectfully
inform the ladies' thai he has Just opened most beau
iful assortment Of MUFFS, tn which he would par
tculnry invite them to call and examine consisting
in part Of dne long ustred and natural LysX, ItdbeG
Gear. Cross Fox, Buc Fox Lus!red Fox, Fitch, Mar
tin, Genet, Concy. sc. sc,
Together with handsome collection of fancy Cloth
and Velvet CAPS. frr children.
All of which he VIII dispose "i al ViS"s mat can
not fail 10 please. nll'R
1C3 1t seems hardly worth while that we should add
any testimony 10 the overwhelming Dast that has al
ready been procured a. that I'M slnahe Burn Specific
CONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, Normery Sai-
eya) but we may well say that exceeds any thinr
we ever saw heard OF for the rapid and thorough
cure of sores OF all Kinds, and no family should be
without it; for il they have accidents by fire. it is
sovereign cure where life is moi lost at once: and il
they never have such caamity, il cannot come amiss
in the great variety % Cutant0us affections, sores,
cuts, Sc &c, of which every family must have It's
share.--N. .9urorc.
To he had at the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore
stS.. Baltimore. Also at The corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts., and at No. 81 Thames 81 1t
hy.DIvINE SERVICE will be resumed in the
Associate Reformed Church, Fayrtte street, on SAB
BATH NEXT, at II O'Clock. A NJ. and ! ?. NJ. The
Trustees invite the Congregation to visit the Church
on Thursday and Friday to ascertain the location and
numbers Of their respective pews. nl!-wf$ft
Ry-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the Gaze doZcn,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be- found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely now
patterns, before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order of the very hest materials aud by The best
workmen; together with Gilt BOX CORNICE5;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. Sc, for sale and made to order cheap they
he obtained AT any establishment in the United
states +. :. FRYER,
Milf No North Gay street
Ry- LUCKY. We have it from a reiabs source
that Messrs. EMORY Co, No. 2 CALVERT ST,
sold the first capital prize Of s. -, 900 on whole
ticket, in yesterdays Lottery, TO Porter al the Rail
Road Depot May he make prudent use Of his sud
den acquisition K
D3-OFFIClAL DRAWING Of the Md Coaso
dated Lottery, class No. lii, for lsi5:
SO 90 IA 60 40 81 &C le IS &c 80 p
20 and So being the lat and ID drawn Nos. ench $50
90 and "A, being the and 4th drawn Nos. each 40
40 and 81, being the 5th and 9th; IL and tt, be-
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on theul each 10
All having only Of the drawn Nos. on, " ;
From the old established House Of
EMORY, No. , ". Calvert-st
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FAIR. The ladies belonging to the Pitt st Metho-
dist Protestant Church are now holding Fair at the
Egyptian Saloon OF the Odd Fellows Hall; the pro-
ceeds Of which me 20 be appropriated to the iquda
ton ofthe Church debt The collection of useful and
fancy articles is very large, and with the ice cream
confectionery, oysters and other good things, we
think the attraction is sufficient to induce a large
number of visitors.
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@ngertcag &epnbltra1r,
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. II, 1876.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

L,yrsrool. PAoKsrs. The necessity Of es-
labhsh,or line Of packet $ hips between the
civ Of Bllumorc and Liverpool, has frequent
+, boon Suggested, but heretofore the suggeS~
,on has unfortunately failed. The effort -
nov S,iug made with oarnostness and zeal,
and We trust will be crowned with success
hlcaps are abundant if there be good viii to-
wards the cntcrpr sc; and as The advantages OF
zach Inc of packets will be great to the
commercial prosperity of Baltimoro,lt Is hoped
tia, the commercial community particularly,
viii bbcraily encourage the project. a crcu-
ay from the committee appointed TO procure
ard 10 the enterprise, points out some Of the
benefits to BE- derived from its success, and aP-
oeak. to the merchants and other citizens for
heir ne stance aud influence To contribute
10 The pnrmunent establishment Of 4 regular
Uno Of packets between Liverpool and this CT
t., would be 4 matter Of private emolument
AZ web H. public benoiit--as, whilst it increases
Tho general business OF the city, it would no
,ou5. prove to be profitable invcstment.-
Wo are therefore sanguinc that the means re-
cured to accomplish the object in view, will
10 raised without difficulty.
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ARcu-sr THEATRE, PHILApELrnIA. Not
withdrawing the number of places of amuse-
men. open Nt prcscntin Philadelphia, this The
S!re continues to he nightly crowded with de-
lighted audiences. Slsbec, Brougham, and
Miss Nelson. have been playing there the past
week. We sec by announcement that the en-
scrphs'Hs lessee Of this establishment, Mr.. Bur-
ton, has engaged the distinguished American
danscoao, Miss Mary Ann Lee, for few nights,
being beg first appearance since her return from
Paris
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Hsw Yonk MONEY MARKET. The New
York money market is very easy and the street
Is full Of money, seeking employment The
,epnla, rate on the best stock loans is per
cent. bat occasionally loan has been negotia-
ted al 4a4 i-2 per cent. Paper of moderate
,eagtb is done al per cent,
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SALE OF THE PHnApELpHA MUSEUM. The
euriosiiies 10 Tho Philadelphia Museum were
sold on Saturday morning by the Sheriff, Mr..
Il. PeaIe, Of this city, was the sole purchaser
The articles sold amounted to more than 200
10 noa,ber, and brought abou. $4,000 Mr..
PeaIe IL about to open Museum at the Maso-
nie HAL, in that city.
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VISTA K's BAlsAMo OF WILD CHERRY

WlSTAk'S Balls nj OF WILD CHERRY
A COMPOUND Balsamic Preparation fion WILD
CHERRY, BARK and TAR.
This Best Remedy known to the wurld for the Cure
Of tougils, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bleeding Of
che Lungs, Whooping Cough, B,OEchitis,
Influenza, Shortness Of Breath, Pain
and Weakness i'll the BTeast or
Side, Liver Compliant, aud
the First Stages at
cos NJ iIONS
4 thousand cures in cases deemed utterly hopeless
hHve urrily established its vast superiority over
every former medical discovery.
very important disease over whichlhis tBasam"
exerLs very powCrluI influence, !s that of "DIS-
BASED LlNER.n In this comp plain, il has undnubt
ediy proved more efticac0us than any remedy hhpr-
to employ ed, and in numerous instances when pa
ut hts mad endured lOrC and suffering from the
nisea'e Wilhrut Ttceying the least benefit from
nous remedies, and even when NJ ERCURG has been
rsoIeh to Ia Na the sse OF the Balsam has restored
tne Liver 10 healthy action, and in many instances
erected permanent cures after every known remedy
had tai ed Ia produce this desired effect.
oesdts It's astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentoneh, we also find il very effectual remedy n
ASTHMA, complaint III which il has been syten-
years standing.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
- compound baNaMic preparation of the prunnus
Virginia or ''Wid Cherry Bark combined with the
Eauact ~ gar, prepared by new chemical process,
approved and recommended by the most distinguish,
ed physicians, and universally acknowledged the
most valuable medicine ever discovered
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. None yeuune
unless sigseh L. BVrIs On the Wrapper
For sale by the dozen or gross by
STARLER CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st
Also hY George K. Tyler, ~ z. Baltimore street.
Seth 5. HaDce, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and flansver-ss; J. T..
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and franklin streets
kins, corner Market and Green-sts; George II. KeerI
No. 1923 Baltimore street. NJ lw
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STATISTICS or BANKRUprcY. "The follow
ing statement" (says the New York Courier
and Enquirer,) furnished by the Clerk of tho
Unrtcd States District Bankrupt Court, (tor
the Eastern District of New York; will be
found interesting. 1t appears there are three
hundred and ninety petitioners who have not
been discharged ,and three hundred and iitty-siX
who are opposed to 10y creditors Some OF the
statements are almost Incredible; for instance,
that ont ofthe number of . $50 bankruptS there
should be 2GS whose debts were over 100000,
and | 2 over a million each. The whole amount
of indebtedness issued out by the operations of
the law reaches the enormous amount OF one
hundred and thirty millions five hundred and
eighty thousand dollars.
Whole number Of bankrupts pettoning, 2,if6
Whole number Of baHkrupts Nct'uUncd against "a
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ETHIcYGAs SERENAbGHs. The eighth concert
these nnitabls performers, will come off this even,
ia2 at The Assembly Rooms, and judging of the fiI-
TIRE by the past, we anticipate another crowded audi
ence The programme is composed of several new
sonp. rer,ains sc. Nut cci.
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DEATH ON The PALE HORSE. And very dead in
deed mast be the taste of persons who will not vs,
this painting, in Lightst, for the sum of 1874 cents.
Descriptive pamphlets (of the 40 full size of life char
acters on CANVASS 20 feet high and proportiopably
high) free
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nlO-2t CANNON, BENNETT s. co. Auct'rs

@SCHOOL BEACHES, BLAGKSMITHS AND
~ TURNER'S TOOLS, TURNING LATHES, q
HOLD Effects, DRY GOODS, FANCY CLOTH
ING, HOSIERY, &c. for my sale on THURSDAY
MORNING, 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, at my Store.
The public are respectfully invited to send such
Goods as they wish TO sell to my Auction Store where
fair prices may be depended Merchants having
surplus articles wish reduce their stocks, or 80
close consignments, cannot more promptly close such
at fair PRICES than by the medium of Auctions.
NIL 81 H. w. BOOI Auctr
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ERUTTEU. 500 packages Giades and lNesters
HO BUTrER-In store and for sale at
S. CLAYTON * SONS Butter Depot,
MT 1872 Lombard street.
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NDEWs IN THE HIGH STREET hap

I'M IlSI CHURCH FOR SALE We will sell
on TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, IN iSst., at 3 o'cik
the PEWsi in the above named Church
This Church is of the neaest and best finished
houses of worship III The city, and decidedly the
haidsSmest in that part Of the city, where it is iocat
ed. And being situated in good and improving
neighborho0d, renders ihe purchase of the pews in
this Church the more desirable
The House will be open Monday and Tuesday
for examination and diagrams, showing the numbers
ana situation Gs the PcWS, well the assessed
price and The amount OF quarterly rents will be fur
nished those who may wish to purchase.
no" Terms and conditions will he made known On
The day of sale. by
nl0-2t CANNON, BENNETT s. co. Auct'rs
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MAYA. U. s. frigate Potomac was to have
saacd from Pensacola on Tuesday last for Nor
golk, accompanied by the u S. steamer Mlssls-
s.ppi, co. fear Of an accident.
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INCREASING. The amount Of Goa! which
passed through the Delaware and Ratitan Ca
nal this season, is 326, 500 tons, which is an in
crease of 500 ON that Of the previous sea-
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FAREWELL CONCERT OF OLE BULL. The farewell
concert of this distinguished performer will take place
this evening at the Calvert Hail. on which occasion he
will have the valuable assistance of Mr. s. B. DufHeld,
agen,leman whose vocal abilities are of superior or
der For partieulars see programme
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STORM AT CLEArEIAND, Ono. They had
a snow storm at C!eaveland on the 9Th inst,
wind fom the n. w, with rain, and sixty or
seventy vessels were driven into that port.
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GtASH! CASHH CASHH $4,000 PAID
SOUT. NJ DOYLE & CO.'S Capital Prize Depot
No. IA Pratt St. opposite the Railroad Depot, and
next TO Bradshaw'S United States Holel. The way
people pocket the cash after buying tickets of NJ
DOYLE IL 10 ways sl0w-the fact Of selling prizes
TO the amount of Twenty seven thousand dollars in
one week, is strong argument in favor Of the supe.
rio luck TO be MT with at the great pize depot Ii
more nvlncng proof be required cali and purchase
the capital prize in some OF the following splendid
schemes;
TUESDAY, capital 5000, tickets s2!, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital 100000, tickets g., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capitals $4,000, tickets S., shares
in proportion,
FRIDAY, capi;ai prize $4,000 tickets 81 shares il
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of fnll package containing
- whole tickets, will be sold for 49, % halves for So
% quarters for 81, - cghths 81 So Take notice that
purchasers OF packages at NJ. Doyle's almost AWAY.
meet with some good Luck.
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
tine package, single ticket, share. Al orders per
mil or Ctherls ise, aidressedtO
M. DOYLE, 10. IA Pratt street,
u l2l Opposite y. * q. &. r. Decot.
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[trnm an Rnnnhlicnn nnd A11ils ]

o. TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by The high and the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and hc beggar indeed its
consumption has become 80 general, that it is hard to
lind one that does NOT either smoke, Suuf or cher
For ourselves we prefer lreh Cigar All! there they
are! box of the agree able deluters-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luInrate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff.
PUFT!! PUFFM. An! BOOTH knows how 10 make
them. IL any Of our readers wish 10 enjoy them
selves, as we now are doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELIow House," At the Hanover Mar
ket--right on the corner ull-tfr
1r7- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any Of the magnificent lotteries now drawing. will
meet prompt attention, and may secure some OF the
capital prizes, i directed ious. All prizes sold by US
are paid, upon presentation AT our counter, in Gold
We invariably pay postage on all orders.
EMORY & co.
i Calvert street, Baltimore, Md
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SUICIDE, Miss Mary g. Brown, daughter
of Burrill Brown, of Scituate, r. l., threw
herself into the Spring River Pond, last We'd
nesday morning at about O'Clock, and was
drowned. The unfortunate young lady, it is
supposed, was in state Of insa atty.
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EUSF RECEIVED AT
~ TAYLOR, WILDE & co.'s
The Merchants Daughter, By Miss Ellen
Pckerlng IS cEnts
MGrse's Geographic Maps, M. 2, 95
The Artist, Statesman and Merchant, by G..
Edward Lester, SO &c
Prariedom-Ramhes and Scrambles in Tex
as; or Extraordinarily a Southron, 81
UWpcr's illustrated Bible, No. AZ, % ::
Morse's School Geography and Atlas, fine
work, % <
Il uglish Dramatic Poets, by Chas Lamb be-
iGs No. % of Wiley * Pulnam's Choice
Library 30 i"
THYRNAU, THE BOHEMIAN CONsPI.
RATOR; 50
The MYSTERIES OF PARIS, by Eugene
Sue, complete in vol; the most hand
some edition yet published, so "
cheap edition, lel a."
WANDERING JEW, Harper's and WIN
Chestet's editions, a fresh supply com
plete either edition for 50 "
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO OR
ECON, by Captain Fremont 81
DC Every new and cheap publication rec, ived no
soon issued, and Cor sale wholesale and retail nj
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Had
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings Il it,
and At No. 3 ELLtOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn, Avenue, Washington City.
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INDIANA. The 27th inst. will be .hanksgiy
inc day in this State.