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Notice to pre-emDtion claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships
above enumerated, is required 70 establish tho same
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF
the proper land office, and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of ths
public sale of the township embracing the trac
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
MAY 1O--lawtf
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Notice to pre-emption claiimants.

9VOFtce 70 Pe-eMPFtOH CsuEVuVES'
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
to any lands within the limits Of the townships
above enumerated is required TO establish the same,
to the satisfaction Of the register and receiver of the
proper land Office, and make payment therefor, as
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement of the pub
lie sale Of the township embracing the claimed
labove designated) otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
May l0-lawf
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nR. RUSHS LEGACY, the best and cheapest
~ medicne'ever known--twelve and half cents
a box.--Among the remedies suited to all seasons
of the year, there are none which have attained
higher reputation, or which can be more confidently
recommended to invads ofboth sexes, than the Gel
ahrnteh
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r. Office OF co PARTTERRI4IP.-TA
~ Subscribers have thus day associated themselves
IN aCp-PARlNEHSHlP 0nder the firm OF TAY-
hOR, WILDE co, and viii continue the PERI
ODICAb BUSINESS. at the OLD STANDS, there
to'ore occupied by VIM. Taylor Shurtz 4 Taylor,
and recenIv by Shuriz & Wildr.) Nos. 4, S and g.
JARVIS BUILDINGS, NORTH ST, Baltimore and
No. ELLlOTT'S BUILDINGS, Wellington
Grateful for past patronage, they respectfully an
nOunce TO, and their friends the lovers Of lite
nature, and the pnbc generally that their united eff
forts st al be exercised merit continuance Of the
appreciation which has heretofore been extended IN
them. Their ar ngemeHts in Philadelphia, ~ York
and B"Ston, as also IN the principal tiles of Great
Britain, enable them to promise, with CERTAINTY to
furnish all Periodicals, Novels, Magazines aud News
papers. both foreign and domestic EANLY, il not in
ADVANCE ofany other house in the city. We respect
fully solicit the attention Of Booksellers and the Trade
generally to our LITERARY ROOMS, whre will be
found the largest and most varied Stock of light lite
nature south Of New York.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
W. +. WILDE.
Baltimore, Oct 2Ifh lS1L o1atf
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~ TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S
Matilda, 0r the Memoirs OF a Yeung Woman by
Eugene Sue, translated by u. W. Herbert. This
edition Of this popular novel is now offered to the
pubic III one VOL (4lS pages cheaper than ever,
nne paper aud clear ypC-price so cents
The FOUNTAIN, a HOLIDAY gift for 1876,
being choice selection o Original Tales
and Poetry, for only % "
Harper's illustrated BIBLE, No. Al, %
LilteIl's LIVING AGE, No. IS I2l
The Groves OF Barney, by Mrs ). G. Hall, 25 I"
Godey'S LADY'S BOOK for November, con
toning the splendid rngravngs OF the In
dian Captive, the Dancing Dolls and the
Polka Fashions. % q
N3- Every and cheap publication rec, ivcd as
soon issued, and for sae wholesale and retail at
TAYLOR, WILDE CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos. 1 and Jarvis Bindings, Bait.
And at No.3 ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
II Penn. Ave nue., Washington CITY.
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ANOTHER Strike. The seams tresses of
Newburgh, N. York, have turned out, struck
lor higher pay, and have published a manifesto
in the papers stating their grievances, and APP
pending list of prices by which they will in
future be governed.
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EpEL-AIR ACADEMY,

ED hartford COUNTY. MD,
SAMUEL 81 M.AGR.4V, PRIHCrPAL.
The next term of this Institution VIII commence
on MONDAY, the 3d of November, 1915. The Latin,
Greek and French Languages, an extensive course
OF Mathematics, and the various branches of an Eng
lISh Education, are thoroughly taught,
TERMS:
Boarding Uncludng fuel, lights, washing SC. Sc
SS 10 800 per annuln
TUITION Classical department 40 per annum
Mathematical Department $40 per annun. Primary
Department Sl3 per anuum.
No extra charge for French. The session viii con d.
tinue 22i weeks by order of the Trustees.
D.'s-t OlIa' HARRY u. COUGH. Sfc'y
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From the Republican and Argus.

Qy- TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
of Sir Water Raleigh, by The high aud the low, the
rich and the poor, the king and ihG beggaf indeed its
consumption has become general, that it is hard
find one that does not ,her smoke, snuff or cher
For ourselves, prefer rich Cigar An! there they
are! box of the agree Ible dcuders-BOOTH'S
BEST Boy, light n match, 50 that we can luxurale
for "A few minutes, until the devil calls for copy PaF,
PUFF! PUFFm. All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. Ii any of our readers wish To enjoy them
selves, as now are doing we would recommend
them 10 the "YELLow loCsE," at The Hanover Mar
ket-figh on the corner o2Sur
!lF-REIOVAL. DOCTOR TANNER has re-
moved his Residence and Office ftOm No 81 Fayette
ST Get 10 No. 45 EAST LOMBARD STREET, (south
side,) between High aud Exeter streets.
No. See advertisement. o23 lwe
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HUE PATRONS OF NJ. DOYLE STILL

VENHE PATRONS OF Nj. DOYLE STILL
u ahead in the way of purchasing capital p,zes.-
Every drawing shows the superiority sf the Great
Capital Prize Depot over all others. During last week
SIX gentlemen from Pa. a visit to this city, par
en- lsed several packases, and out of the PERSONS
OBTAINED handsome prizes, the smallest of which
prize of $1,000 half ticket Also raj good prizes
to correspondents. Give him a trial in some of the
Following magnificent schemes for this week.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares Ia
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital sa5, 900, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 50, shares 10
proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets se!, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares IL
proportion. We will sell certificate of package OF
% whole tickets for Sl2 % halves for So quarters
for 49, % eghths 81 So This is splendid chance 70
get pocket full of change for small outlay, by aP-
plying at the right spot.
A 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
the package, single ticket share All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
1t fR1 OUsOsitr r. Il q. r. r. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

a.FrIaG. The recent rise in the Delaware
has left tho river in fine order for rafting
Millions Of feet of lumber, within the last ten
days, have passed Trenton on the way down
from the timber region.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28
8el1tnbltcau,
MORNING, Ger as, 1874

An.mcaY INsrr.rE-- Closing Day Of The
Ttr. TIE ghtecn,h Annual Fair was closed
Dn Vow FORT on Saturday last, a large assem-
b'agc taug present. IN the morning J, p, Van
Enps, ESQ, delivered short address upon y
..sr.,an education. At 1 o'clock, Mr. Mrigs,
TIE Secretary, accompanied by the premium
committee, appeared upon the platform, and
announced the premiums awarded. The sum
Of Sle5 had been contributed by Jacob Little
and Others, to be distributed in additional pre-
miums upon live stock. The reading Of the
Awards occupied nearly two hours.
At O'clock Gem. Tamadge delivered the
closing address, which abounds with most i'm
poriant information, going to prove the i'm
mcasc benefit derived from the protective poll
cy. Amongst other things he alluded TO the
Farmers aad Gardeners Convention, where all
bat five States of the Union were represented,
and ho1 important the agricultural produce
was Il the country. "a few years ago." (said
hc) "and we had to import all our iron lead,
&c, bcs,dcs $lj, 100000 of silk annually. In
few years more, going on as we have gone,
and VIC should have to import not a dollars
worth.
Tao importance Of the Protective Policy was
demonstrated A few years ago it was made
the boast that Southern States exported p53,-
600 600 Of raw cotton, and we had to buy all
tho articles manufactured abroad from our own
raw material look at the transition produced
hy duo protection to American Industry
,1,. q. H. a.,
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TIE FREacn SroILArroN CLAIMS. A con-
ven,on of claimants for spoliations by France
Lror 20 1900, is to be held in New York on to-
marion.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28
yslHE DRAWN NOS. OF yeslerday,g Md. Lp,.

r&NHE ORA WS NOS. Of yesterdays Md. Lot
4 terry, class ll2-lowest prize IS:
lS 50 43 II % rs So 60 90 as II CO 81
The two large prizes in the above Lottery were
sold by FLETCHER s. co. 5 Holiday street.
THIS DAY, the $40 600 Md. Lottery will be drawn
in which are upwards of one bundled and seventy
thousand dollars in prizes to be distributed. Tickets
IS. package only $40.
Persons at "A distance by renting us, say 50, 3, 4,
D 10 or 90 and not de designating any particular scheme,
'he amount sent will be invested in he best scheme to
be drawn after its receipt and the tickets with The
official scheme mailed in all cases previous to the
drawing Direct your orders carefully TO
JAMES FLETCHER Co, Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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fxpoRT. OF SPECIE, The amount OF sPe-
cic exported from New York since the Goth
inst is $96 ,s4a.
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@Hn NsAsA THIs DAY FOR 50
NyIT HIM AGAIN! Whole ticket Al 40

UE 1T HIM AGAIN Whole ticket IL 40 81,
H. the capital prize Of ST. 500, again sold by those
renowned sons of Madam Fortune, EMORY l. co,
NO Calvert street, For the sum of IS the gentle
man (meichant from Hagerstown, MIDI will receive
IN gold, when he presents the ticket at our counter
the sum OF Sl4,e15-q quite enough, we imagine, to
make all his purchases, pay his expenses, aud leave
a feslune WIN which to buy the children presents.
lie was Shrewd ugh to buy his tickets at the right
p'ace-hc mad heard of our success az pIize sellers
from thousand tongues before he came to the city,
ana we guess he will 'stir up" few of the ssna-
lives" when he returns. All who are in want of
funds should he particular to apply to us.
Emory & Co,
1t No. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd,
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h3-TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
MIL FORD BARD respectfully informs the citizens
OF Baltimore, ami the pubic generally, that he mas
now in the press Of MIR, John Murphy, of Baltimore
street, work of about 800 pages which will contain
his poetic al and prose writings, moral, sentimental,
patriotic and humorous subjects The author parpc-
uatly appeals TO the ladies for patronage, ut whose
suggestion the work h3 been eottsn up. 1t VIII con
tain engraved likeness Of tie ax;hsr, besides eher
embellishments, and will he handsomely hound IN
embof sed cloth, at 81 per copy, payable ON the deV
ery al The work.
The author having eforned his life in too, Is de-
sirous getting starr in the world, that he may rem
der himself useful TO his fellow
few copies will be bound in very superior style,
for Chrisnai and New Yea'i presents, at = % and
81 so per volume.
Tnose who would encourage native author IN
well doing, will please leave their names at tue chice
of The Baltimore Clipper stating the price at which
they subscribe. oio
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

no CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quad and Fob CHAINS; silver Spoons; Gold PenciI
Cases; Breas, pins: Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL (. CLARK'S assortment, which is com.
pee, at his Ola Established ore, Water ST., 2i door
from Calvert. U2l
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

g3-OFFlCIhL DRAWING Of lnr Nit. COnsuli-
dated Lottery, class No. li2, for 1915.
Is SO - L % 90 IS G3 20 - Il GO "a
q aud SO being the l,t and ~ drawn Nos each $50
II aud ~, briHg tar 81 nud th drawn Nos each 30
81 and %, being The 5'h and 9th drawn Nos each -
% and So, being the 9Th and SIh; % and l5 be
Ing the 9Jh and lutn drawn Nos. each 20
Al having TWO of the dtaWn Mes. on them, each 10
All having one only Of rac drawn Nos. on, >
Frora the old established Uouse os
EMORY, No. y. Calyprt-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

hrrllrl&0 MuapER IN CALVERT County.
We learn that Mr.. Alexander Somervillc, of
Calver: county, in this State, while sitting in
his house on Wednesday night last, engaged in
Ike pcrasaI of newspaper was fred at, by
some Unknown villain, through the window,
with gun heavily charged with shot, the
" hole load taking effect in his breast and side,
aud producing such a fearful wound that seri-
Gus fears we're entertained that he would not
survive. Tho murderous villain made an in
stan: retreat, aud had not been arrested on FRI
day, Suspicions were rife that the deed was
committed by one of the slaves of MIR. S, but
tor wha. reason we know not.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

JlF-LECTCRES ON CHEMISTRY AND NATU-
RAJ PHILOSOPHY. The ladies aud gentlemen of
Baltimore aIG respectfully informed tat series OF
Experimental Lectures will bc delivered in the hem
zeal Hall of HE University of Maryland, during the
ensuing season, on TUESDAY EVENING of each
week, nj ! O'Clock, P NJ, commencing with an In
uodnctUry Lecture on Tuesday, October u. The
will consist of sixteen lectures during which
the following subjects viii b" introduced:
Caloric, nature and laws Compound Blow ri pc, eff
Thermometer, principle fevtS
Sources Of CalOric Carbon, diamond & com
Steam Engine, principle. pounds
ELECTRICITY, nature aud eff Illuminating gas and Dude
fleets. Light.
Electric Telegraph. Colts OsphoruS, nature and
Submarine Battery, &c, properties
Ga!vanc Light and DehA- Potassium and Akallies.
gratlons. Atmospheric Air laws.
p~s~~~. ""-s.e an3 prn- ( Haranotos and Pumps,
pertles. principle.
Hydrogen and Balloons.
Tickets for the Course, to admit gentleman and
lady, or two ladies', One Dollar. Tickets for a Single
Lecture, Twenty five Cents TO he had NJ The Door
and at the book store of Messrs. Gushing Brothers
Baltimore street.
No Boys admitted, unless accompanied by parents
friends who will be responsible for THAR proper be-
haVl0ur. O17-tutl1w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28

RoBeuEY or LIviNGsroN's EArREsS. On
Thursday night, while the express train Of 'v-
mgs,on Il Wells, Wall street, was stopping at
Rochester, N. Y, the person in charge of the
various packages of money, received at differ
ent places along the route, placed the package
he there received along with the others in his
truah, which he locked and put c buffalo skin
over il. Shortly after he went for moment
to the platform, and on returning to his seat,
found that tho trunk was taken away. He i'm
medately gave the alarm, butneither the trunk
or those who had stolen it could be discovered.
The trunk contained about Sl5 900 or SEQ, 900,
including s., 900 belonging the n, York State
Bank a. Albany. A reward of $500 is offered
for j.a recovery.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND.

UNIV EItSETN UF MA K 3 LA ND,
nJ3- FACULTY OF PHYSIC-iNTRODUCTO
LECTURES. Prof AKIN will deliver his Introduce
tory Lecture TO DAY, At It O'Clock, M, in the
Chemical Hall of the Medical College, Lombard 81.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
OPT ct WILLIAM 4. A. AKIN, Dean.
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s., 100


Facts are always to be preferred 10 theory
and aowcve- visionary individuals, or interest
ed politicians may argue to the contrary, here
Is an exhibit Of facts in favor Of the protection
Of An.e:,con industry = hich cannot be contro-
vcr.cd Under ,ha; policy we are rapidly de-
ve,op,ng Inc immense resources ofthiS country
giving active and profitable employment to
our eli ems Of all classes and establishing our
na;oual independence upon the most solid ba-
SIS We arc providing the means of securing
rs against foreign aggrcssion-so that, should
MS arse il future, VIC shall not be compelled
to tig': under the disadvantages which attend
cd oaI iDsl contest with England. Let us not,
then, PROSTATE system which is so essential to
our selj-preservation.
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q IST OF NOVELTIE&-For sale by
e. CHARLES a. ilihCKLEY. JR,

e. CHARLES a. uiNCKLEY. JR,
No L.! BaumOrc street,
doors below g i.per Office.
Gud Us Lady : EuUk Tor November with Engrav-
ms aud instructions tor Dancing the Polka without
IL" AID OF a maSier-ptice - cents
The Groves OF Barney, by Mrs :. e. Hall, author
OF sketches of Irish ChTaclrr, Sc D cts.
Graham Magazine; also, the Columbian, Arthur's
and Ladi - National.
The Butler and Huyt uespCndeucc, ~ cts.
Love and Mauimony, geaeriiir attributed to the
lady Of the H,e Secretary 10 the Mexican Legation
p rice only IS cents
Naval O!hCer, "r the Pirates Cave - cts.
All the Novels issued by the u. =. Publishing Com
paEy div or two in advance of their agent here 1t
NHEAP CARPETING. Another invoice of
q those very cheap incrain ana Stripe CARPETS,
Just received and for sale by
B, Il. RICHARDSON s. co,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
n2S lAR) doors below barIps.
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REAL ESTATE & GENERAL. AGENCY
OFFICE, broadway, No. 257.
FHyHE undersigned would respectfully offer his
a services AS Real Estate aud General agent. All
bu siuess entrusted to him vii, be faithfully and
promptly attended TO-
o2ieOim JOHN d. NJ. LETQuRNAU.
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DER Book TABLE,. From Messrs. Taylor Wilde s.
Co. we have received the following publications:
Ingraham's NouveIlette Library, No. !, containing
ssThe Cruiser of the Mist" We have not had time
to examine this production, bat as MIR lngraham is a
writer Of celebrity, we have no doubt that "The Cruz
ser of the Mist" will be well received
:'Matilda; or the Memoirs Of Young Woman
a Novelty Eugene Sue. Every thing from the pen
of Eugene Sue is read with avidity, notwithstanding
some of his productions not conducive 10 the pro-
molten of sound moia'ily. The translator of this
volume says that while i, may amuse and improve
some, it can inuro no one'
"rhe Groves OF Barney" by Mrs. NJ. C, Hall, au
thor OF "Sketcbes of Irish Character" sc. The
name Of the accom- plshed auIhorGss s a sufficient
guarantee that the york is one of interest.
"Godey's Magazine and Lady, Book" Cor Novem-
ber This is a superb number, aud is handsomely EN-
helished with three beautiful engraving the "lndi'
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1000 Poh I'M ss il s,n nal ticket, 500

5000 o Whole asd $50 S5' IN sk aaa SSGo
all sold yesterday the Great Prize Office OF
TUCKER X BRO. The $500 prize was sent to Win
chester, Va.
$40 600 is the high cap. prize TODAY. Tickets
49, splendid scheme indeed. We will issue a GER
tliicate of a package of quarters for $40.
On Wednesday, S2j 00o for only IS.
T.. T.. TUCKER " BROTHER,
Right on the CornCr-IIcad of Centre Market.
'G5- Send your oricr6 eary-The Small Fry draws
again NENT SATURDAY, LIST inst. Capital 1900.
Tickets 81, qrs % cts. Packages of qrs SO 81. 1t
TgVHE LADIES TRIUMPHANT. The ID
n capital sold in Yesterdays Lottery by BYRNE
& CO. We had TIE good fortune to sell 10 "A lady Of
ODD Town the third capital prize of 5000 TO Nos.
30 81 6, quarter ticket, Who will now fail 10 call a,
the nckv corner and secure pnZt:
We offer SlO 0UU TO DAY tII only SO,
{G5~ Rcmcmnc! that the Small Fry draws on SA-
TURbAP next, and BIRNE :. co. have sold the
capitals in this Lottery five times this year. So all
who prrtet the splendid Ittle scheme, SHOULD try our
lucky Office Tickets 81, quarters % cts; cert icae
Of quarter package only :3.37. Capital S4U0O.
BtRNE y co cor. Exchange Place
1t and soerhs st, yellow Iouse.)
A yDTHER GRAND liAUI. At SCHOOL
"A FIELD S: CO.'S YEs 1ERUAN! Thcv sold 10
Nos Il Il 81, prize of $1,000, SD tn a gentleman
of this city; Nos. ID % So, prizt OF $500, 10
Oiumia. Pa
Nos M, Consolidated LOTTERY, class ll9, drawn
Get. d, tow st prize So
Is % AZ II q 70 IS CD 80 A. II 90 u
Draws TODAY, the fine scheme OF Md. Consoh-
dated Lottery, extra class 43.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
ptzr of SIC prize al, $1,000
5000 5 500
" l,4l5 10 - 400 &c.
Whoe tickets S3-sharrs in pIop0itan.
&c Draws next SAT TTRDAY, November LIST, the
Small Fry seminary Lottery, cas- 43, capital prize
SiOOO-1ickets Sl--sh'res in proportion, in which
schoolheld ca. will ON certificate packages of -
whole tickets for "nly 1850, halves s. IS quarters
50 81, eIghths 81 Go.
Fort the prizes in packages, single tickets shares,
be sure and call on the all lucky
SCHOOLFIELD y co,
No. Calvert street,
Ii First0tFce from Baltimore street.
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TARPET WAREHOUSE.
u 24O BALTIMORE STREET.
JOHN X. DUpy7LL has on hand beautiful as
s0rtment of CARPETlNG of the following descrip
TONS
Super Royal Wilton Royal danask Venitians
Brussels Supr twied do
Medium do " plain do
Super three ply Gotten Ingram
Superfine Ingrains Common Venitians
Extra fine do Hemp and Rag
90 and ~ 4 Fancy Baizss Chinee Rags
Super tufted Rugs BRUSSELS do
Embossed Piano C0vers Embossed Table Covers.
ALSO--Floor OIL CLOTHS; Fancy Table and
Piano COVERS; Worsted do; STAIR RODS; Door
Mats Window Sha6 rs &C., all of which will be sold
as law as ever before offered in this market. Purcha-
are Invited to call and examine my stock.
ole eo6t
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G3- ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY for tickets
in any of the magnificent lotteries now drawing will
meet prompt attention, and may secsre some of the
capital prizes, i directed TO All prizes sold by
are paid, upon presentation ut our counter. in Gold.
We invariably pay Asiagc on all orders.
EMORY & co.
II Eaiy tS,rn naI