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TO; that many sections were reserved in VIA
sion on which, ~ h9 believed, no Indian eve
did live.
General Stephen Cooke, Senator from Monroe
states that, from tic reports and statements o
others, he believes many and great frauds lav
been attempted that Charles Fisher Infornie,
Linn that hls company had obtained some tar
thousand ssct0L7 from the Indians Of which
they were to have one half for their trouble
that the company consisted of sud Fisher, Wi
liam NJ GwIn. A. F. Young, ID. W Wright
Wiley Davis, aud one Porter, of Tennessee
Fisher said The lndians were 10 have ono thou
sand sections. himself FIVE hundred, and Gwin
and the rest the balance. Fisher & Co had poi
from the lndiins an irrcrocable power Of allar.
nry 10 all sind onO thousand sect ons for the In.
dl2Es Many Of these lands were located, and
Oh lands very superior 10 those the Indians lived
on. lie knows several Cmckasaws that were
passed off as q ociaws, mud d lands 'ocaled
General Falconer Colonel Horne, John &.
Thomas. nelntsr Of the legislature, also te.ii.
fsd
Preamble and rssolutiOns relative 10 The CGoc,atr
treaty and certain alleged Frauds
Whereas the United States did, by a certain
treaty held and made with The tribe of Chloe
taw Indians residing for The time being with.
III the limits of the State of Mississippi 10
wit the treaty of Dancing Rabbit creek, made
ard concluded on tile twenty eighth day Of Sep.
tcmler, A d. eighteen hundred and Thirty
And whereas, by a. ith article Of said trsa
~, certain reservations al land werc granted to
such Indians as should remain on such land for
five year. next succeeding such treaty:
AGu "hsfeas sven claimants were " The I4th
article in treaty referred TO, compelled 10 SO
my 'nelf mention oil claiming, under The pro.
VISIONS OF said treaty, wiihin ak months alter
we '-'"cs"9n 'Astsoi OF forever iofieit Tie fIsdt
mus required
ana whereas y ePPears from recent develop.
mems mar large ciaim' 10 land have been
HI rn,.i, ~ ~ ,", anu 'i'o'' 'a.u'
/. c',,'I - ~ '1'Ne' IN
r - ~ ~" s'o"''s out =
uIiot -, j. -. XII ~ -,'T ~
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.,4 ,,-1.l- ;, ~ Wv
~ =, ''o.. ,.e .'1's .,
j., -. ~ u'Ju's
-, 80 W e"s nun VI
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@e ~ '.' , s'.' p'' ~ .'.'' Gun
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S,.,,I'.s,,,' ,I.o ,'...a,,,,.es H. w." -
III Lone.t, =, ia ,L,n,,.,r.,nr. ar ,,'. ,,,ti,a
in.,ifn,iaas W. f''''s
And whersas this body have satisfactory evi.
n i'' ., ne '',' 5 '"'' ,'Igs portion o. me
treaty already referred TO- are ST up and attemp
Go are onscoa,sd w,,b IN. ',1'."'
Ood utterly regardofs oftiN obligation taus in
wholly unworlhy Of the eopfidynce Of moral
ana Intelligent community
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Internal Improvement Convention held !,
Raleigh in December, 1888, report wa:
made BY Mr.. Saunders which recommend
ed guarantee Of five hundred ihousano
dollars TO the CASTOR and Raleigh Raj
Road. This was signed by l.. D. Henry
and Mr.. Marsteller. la ls4O, Col. Bar.
ringer admitted that he was in the Legisla.
iure and was chairman of the committee to
whom was referred The subject of the Rail
Roads. That IN compliance with the in.
strucilons of the Committee he had report.
ed the bill for letting The Raleigh and Gas.
ton Z Ill Road have $500 900 more proyi.
ded The $4,000 which had previously
been loaned TO the company was secured by
The individual Stockholders and then good
mortgage be given on the road for the
$500 900. This was done and he believed
The whole amount was now perfectly safe
and the State wouIdnot lose any thing nor
the people he taxed 10 make Up the loss.
But fellow citizens, will let you know
what agency Mr.. Fisher had in this mat.
ter. In the year 1862 Mr.. Fisher of.
fered the following re .o'u,lon. It's copied
from the Journal OF the House Of Commons,
page 357. Ga motion Of Mr.. Fisher,
Resolrcd that tho Committee on the surp'o.
Revenue Dc instructed 10 enquire into the eIpe
80 y nSs.une portion OF 'As same IN the
VIZ The Fs,s,syi,,o MA 80 o'lpanisS'
and Castor and tbs Wilmington aud llalli-y
Raj Road ComPlnies-and that thoy report Ly
Bill or otherwise.
Here then slys Col. Barrnrpr is the com.
rncncement Of the nl,n or,i A. ,,, ,,,,rs,.,, T.,
IN IA, tI.,,,,,.1 e., ~ ....,..- -
'"' ''I ','"so'e ne IA Tue per
n"u WI" Pu' I"e udiI /" Hoilnn aud his
friends carried u out aud after they had
IN jeopardy $500 600 he believed il vas INIT
rtgbt Ia hmm s3oO OnO moe ,,ko, L,- l.,
g. ,,,,, WV" =, u''
~ - '''e ~0o0''Vo ""o' u w mace SAFE
The next subject taken up Jy Mr.. Bar.
RINGER was The Sub.trragury. In said 10
MI nr,..., ,,,,.,,..., H.. -
- - i'0 '','" W. no 'TP,"''"'
On '"e suhJtCti uu' ne mao no' answered, and
like member ~ .hc L"gsla ufc when
question Wastut that those in favor # tho
,ncnsure .bn,ld riss amt ,t,osa ,,,,,,.-,d o.,
l. -
"I az '"so "'' s'' uu' squ"itu' ana
Whrh tue question was pat 10 hun dirtc!
whether he was for or against the measure
sni1 he yot.d neither ynv M .c,,,t,4 @.
IN, ,;t, IL, ~,
l'1'i"'' nc
Ssq"""eu ." ''e SUBJECT o. thc ouoIfrnsuFy
vile sad no wash favor 81 Ia Y. States Bank (
Ellis time having expired he oayr vuy st7.
sftino thnt If ia sbonil Lavn ,to,o . ,.,,ll
~'NP'! - NY lug '""' "''s"' 'd'' iiO'h "Is
aoPp"Geh' I'M heeucu tcPy'
N In feplq Mr.. Fisher rose evidently f-clipr The
4 fleet Of Col Baringer's Jpcech. Ito ts>at.d 10
IL. IN - :.
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0J-Being nbsrn, two days this week we
are compelled to defer several articles.
We have II" lime 10 notice the Rev. Amos
Weaver tits week,
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1r Ths Editor of the last "jont stock con
corn" tricH TO he very smart at tho expense of our
correspondent Spectator,j r. Truly, he has made
a very g6dt.sble article ont of it-but unfortunate
". like many another goat he has bumped his
! cad against the wrong post, allh ngh aided in
his Coatable shot by another Loco Foco
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! CONSIDER you one Of the lasi Aen IN tho 2s:h
Congress, who could Justly DO charged with q
want Of Zeal for the interest Of hs constituents
WITH respect 10 the appropriation for rebuilding
the Branch Mint at Charlotte, ~ C., | enter.
tsined some doubts, and nay impression is that
your urgency and representations removed them.
Being member Of tho Committee Of WAYS and
Means my concurrence might DO Of some impor.
lance in reporting the Bill and personal respect
for you and reliance upon your Judgment and
wishes. were calculated 10 influence my Judgment
and vishss also certainly unhod IN reporting
this item, of the civil and diplomatic apI4opri
alton Bill: and your interest aud s0lc.tdde we're
conspicuous in promoting it,
Very truly yours.
J Il. INGERSOLL.
Hon. DAN'L. ". EARRIvGFR.
Concord, ~ G.
ALBANY, NAV %, 1916
My DgAR SIR: II could la surprised az any
thing, in these times, il would surprise mo TO
heer, ss ! do, that any body had thought Of i'm.
putting 10 you a want Of fidelity or zeal. IN your
Official positton, at Washington, in regard to
measures in which your Immediate constituents,
or you. State, Nigh, DO supposed TO feel psric.
ulsr interest havo not forgotten the strong
folicilude manifested by you. and the constant
efforts you made 10 procure and carry through
Congress an appropriation for the Branch Mint
at Charlotte. remember your rcpssted appeals
to me personally, in this mattcr with reference
to the action Of tho ways and Means" upon ii.
In every way. on and or the floor Of tho House,
Tue ttrong personal Influence which you so Just.
" snjoyed among your fellow members, was ex.
sf'sd ior Tins me4&urs as indeed, Il was for every
.hlhg' winch. in a just way might benefit the
gosd "Old North Staten ~
an, my dear Sir, Win siprNo regard,
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PHILADELPHIA. May -, ls45.
NY DEAR STA; have received your favor Of
the 2lst Moy, and 10 great sincerity declare hat
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0vRocky River is unavoidably crowded
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i"' my Y 9s., II i Yin sinsSo regard
d. D. BRANAR1'

BRuNswlcg, Va, 2Tn June, l345
Mr. DEAR SIR: Delay in receiving your. of
the 24,h ut and subsequent causes have proven.
ted an earlier roply. Ii ia due to tie relations Of
personnl friendship between VA, ana still more
'npsrOtlreiy 10 truth, TO say, th., you evlnced
great zeal and perseverance, in favor of tho up.
preparation for rebuilding tho Branch Mint at
Charlotte. Repeatedly you spoke 10 me on the
subject snd deslred my co operation as member
of The Committee Of Ways and Means, in getting
the item reported in tho bill from the Committee
When the general bill CHE Civil and Diplomatic)
was under consideration You were particularly
attentive, and very zsalously and efficiently de
Tended tic item for the Branch Mint ut Charlotte
My recollection is Use more distinct because YOU
temporarily occupied the seat next to me- on my
hight. conversed and advised with me during the
progress Of tie discussion. OF course | feel
very sincere and ardent wish, for tho success of
the Democratic cause in the Old North State |
trust thst cause will DO victorious on principle,
and will not owe lis success ~ falae Allegations
against political opponents. to cdlHmHiatioa of
ther motives or Misrepresentation of their pub
lie cou,ss. With no wish for the potics sue.
Gel" of yourself or cause, / beg you 10 be assured
however that with sentiments of sincere respect
and with the warmest feelings Of personal friend.
shin
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am, dsar sir, your ob't servant
GEORGE c. DROMGOOLE
To the Hon. d, NJ. BARRINGER,
Concord " C.


Col D. NJ, BARRiNoER--
My DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 9Th uilmo was
received upon my return home and was quits
surprised TO learn that you Ind been charged
with any default of duty in relation to the ap
preparation for rebuilding the Branch Mint at
Charlotte. We being mcssmates and | on tho
Committee ofWays and Means, had opporila
iy ana frequently heard you express great inter,
est for such an appropriation. You combatted
and overcsme some hesilancy had TO sustaining
the appropriation, and repeatedly urged me to
advocate II in the Committee, which promised
would and did do. know that you supported
ii z.slously and effectively in the House and if
You can be free from any thing, | would suppose
il would be from a charge OF neglect Of or lndif
ference 10 this matter, knowing myself that you
had and fully manifested that you bad il very
muci at heart.
Faithfully, your friend, and obt servant,
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William Dodd, member from Alfalfa, said there
was great excitement; that Col Boyd of Attala,
had Informed him that certain propositions had
been made 10 him to becNms interested that II
was the object of the company 10 get US many
men of influence Interested with them rs posi-
hle 80 that all could mako u handsome profit /;
aud that those popular men could allay tho pro
iudlce nnd opposition 10 those claims. Most Of
ihe land doltcd was first rae; and the Indians
had never lived on 1t.
Isaac Joncs. member from Winston said no
knew many Indians who had loft the country and
went west with tho other Indians, at the expense
oil the Government, aud were gone about twelve
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KROSlNINE SALN OE ,rnEEn nnurI1lMl,
by III. W. BOOL.


.uxn .,xr,, 1890 NO 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
VHNn SHIP CHaTDLEisS ~ GHOCEtS
,i ~ a. IkUoTEE SALE or AN INSOIVENT
DEE Ok The contests of Store No 43 Thames &,
Oh FRIDAY MORNING, June 20lh. at 10 O'Clock
consisting OF Sundrt paints and oils; paint brushes,
pump RIGGING e'thrr wrought nail. cut 40; spikes
"iou-ht ana cut sprgs pump socks; scrapers: broad
axes drawing knives; hatrhcts; hand saws: ulnnrs.
chIse's; I"uges glinbels: auGcrs; fcs rssps; sunni
hammers wood screws; locks: hinges; chalk Gnes:
rules; screw drivers padlocks ''''''
BOAISWAIN DEPARTMENT, viz:-Cordape.
'"uSl'i an" mar III whip Irvine; deep sea lines a nd
ed'S' hSlI'sg Inc, sail roPing needles: fishing hoskt.
oFsnms; tar brushes; scruhhne de lanterns: loo Iinr
,eehi Jog Pap'r Hk; quilts; writing paper Journal.
,"s ana Sate pencils; candles; soap; salyards; hnnk
BOOKS pehknres; frying pans; bake do sauce Do lea
ketes; colte mills; wood axes; oil cans; plat-, ems
ann $ucers mug; bowls pitchers; and sundry crock
cry; suVdfy sarswnrr large QRanty aftahle knives
ana 1fks; Yea aud table spoons; table slerlS; brass
cahdlrstcks; tea and coffee potts. DIRT sruShe,: ,wren
ing 40; Tea cahStrrs; tea; sugar cotfee pepper: must
ara; HHtmrgs; spices; vinegar oil cans; stand ca.t
store hKilreS; scales; weights; and sundry rigging.
store tnrni'nrs; hanging lamp; writing desk and M
tent platform scales. Terms ut 50 e-poojs IN br do
l'etes and sales closed by Saturday afternoon.
jel6 st H. w Root. Auc,,r
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RIB ENJOYED. GEORGE y, CO0pER rosnoo,

GMoVED. GEORGE f. COOPER respect
n a fully informs his friends and tie public gene
rally, that he has removed from his old stand 10 the
spacious building No. go LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space where he
IS prepared 10 supply merchants aud builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan OF any in
the United States, for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE Pk ESSES on an nprov-
ei plan, winch WIZ press with one-tonth the power
Of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
huiders-such aS Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters &c
Al kinds of Wrought and Cast RAILING--a variety
OF beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will he doGe in the best STYLE and
ON reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage
so literally extended to him, he solicits continuance
of the same. All kinds of Blacksmithing neatly exc
culed al the shortest nolice. mhS-eo6!n
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BOARDING SCHOOL

illus a. "A will open boarding. ScuooL
eD FOR BOYS on TIE FIRST MONDAY OF NAV
NENI', at Eizahehown, NJ.
Far Tins purpose he has secured a beautiful COIN
l"f SEAI. possessed of every convenience and
co "orl' and 1t Is his design To make his school one of
commanding excellence both in respect 10 domestic
arrangements and educational advantages.
U5- Further information and circulars can be oh
,u''u ny caihg on MeSsrS. Armstrong & Berry Bal
tin0lrsteeG Mesors. ;. X A. Clark Charles str,.et Cr
D. r. Sueelcr, Esq, CORTLAND street. Circulars @;
also he obtained at the Bookstores generally. and nj
this office. mhIs' co"n,. "'
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LINEN GOODS.

EP mcELDaNNEX " co. have now in
r. STORE Il Large aud well selected stock OF the
most approved makes If LINENS to which thev in
we particular aurntl0n-t comprising in mart of 81
~ and y BansIey's SlEETINGS; 5 4 and e.
Fll,nw case Linens; 8 aud l0-l Table diaper: ga
ana ~ 4 Table Dan ask; SKIS, cXIO, lOyl2 lOxI4 and
iNNib double Damask CutlIs RUSSIA. Uuckabark and
bltdeye Inwelling; Stair Linens; Earcklry's Rich
ardsoh's and Blacks Irish Linens; Damask NAPKINS.
brown ana white ADMINISTRATION with large as
sortment Of Dress Silk; Shawls and Seats: no,rye
and Katharine; AiPacas; Bombazincs; British Flrnch
and American PRINTS; Gloves; fInsiery Udkfs &c
1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
irl6 Between CnIver, and TN,
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Il. MEACHAM.
1O2, CORNER BALrIMoRg & HoLLlpAY-srR.

IO3, CORNER BALTIMORE s. HoLLIBAY-sTs,
HOUSES IND LOTS IN CAROLINE AND Bic
ELDERRY STREETS
&<zsss On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 23d JuEc
HEIEl at O'Clock, viii sell on the premises, h
SsA1l snd two stony Brick HOUSE aud LOT SIT
=, uat"d ON Caroline street, between MonuneH
anu Nc E'deIry Tie property to he sold subject 10
9'ouhd rent OF $l1,'J per auuum-the lease 10 BIZ
D"u9ht al . ~ M The option Of the purchaser.
also, immediately after the above a two stor,
iVCHh ana LOT on McEldeny street. near tht
rai'S, subject 70 Il ground rent Of $40 per innIun
iefhlS one quarter cash, and balance IN Il. months
Tor approved paper, bear ng interest from dav of sale
~ 81 X. MEACiiAM. A act'r.
EBOSiEINE SALE OF THREE DWELLING
VI. HOUSES OnTUEsDAY AFTERNCON I'm
" ISL at 30 clock, on tie premises we shall nv or
der OF the Ag"nD sell al public auction, 3 convenient
DWELLINGS, situated an Monument. rdru and
HMrilhg SIS. Commencing with Lot No. l.
sn4 LOT No. Situate IN A!onnmept A., M
Mia 300, Sd door west Of Eden =t ipIproyrd hv n
ESiSa- comfortable story BRICK DWELLING
~ LOT No. 2-Sltulted in Caroline street he
NfiIH tween Jefferson and Orleans streets-No los
4l-linpfoNemcntS same as Lot No l.
.SsuA LOT No. 3-Situatrd On Sterling street no
Rssshs55 ing House No bl-mprOvcd by comfortable.
Stssiatwo story BRICK DWELLING.
lefms OF sae--onP-third cash, balance in six and
Twelve month";, with interest. for approved security
SAMUEL NJ LAWnER, Agent
IA, CANNON, BENNETT 4 co.
I'~'' '"idls AUCtiunrrrs
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MIR. FELIX GOUEAUD'S ITALIAN ME-
ny Dictated SOAP, for removing Tau, Freckles
Eruptions, &C., &C., from the human skin.
Ladies! here's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing pernicious,
Prepared from Gien : choicest smples,
Expressly to remove all pimples,
And add fresh charms TO all your dmples.
Used freely it viii! sunburns Danish
Use freely, and all freckles vanish
B ,iuette, would YOU he fair; oh lSteni
ITse freely, and your skin will glisten
E'cn as the Parian marble Shines
When freshly qusrted from the mines.
Also, Gouraud'S poudre Subtitle, for eradcating su.
perluous hair, aud Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for I'M
parting health like tnge TO thr compile xon. The
above articles are for safe by SETH :. HANCE, 1853
Baltimore 81 and at his old stand corner Of Charles
and Pratt sis. iel9
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FARE REDUCED.
FNI: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s3hI.sASsllasl.a VA, and the usual Landings on The
iRAPPAIlANNOCK, Capt Noah Fairbrnk, will leave
Hughes Quay, for the above places, ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, the l7h of May, at s O'Clock, and
will continue To leave every Saturday Afternoon
throughout the season. Fare any point on The Rap
pahannock River, as far up Port Royal, $3.50; 10
Fredetic ksbutg, 81.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESSES.
'ENAkEN on an Improved princisle, by
"a, q


n kERFOOT KING
favorable opportunity is now offered to The In
Ttf, ana nentrnen OF baltimore, to obtain NINA
IuRE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style ~
execution, which for life like beauty distinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged TO be unsurpassed chi
.teh taken al az ages, IN from four to ten secoRds
Adults in frem fifteen seconds to one minute Fa,,,
nee taken IN groups; also invalis and deceased per
sons taken at their residence on the shortest notice
LlheheFscs taken in all kinds of weather and salts
'%uph guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are Likewise correctly copied.
Rt-Ko0ns 1917! and 2lS south side of BALTIMORE
HIFEEI, between Charles and Light streets where
persons are respectfully invited To call and examine
specimens and judge for Themselves Miniatures 70
Iure" III 'ht most beautiful manner. fe5-t'
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OFFICE OF THE CANTON COMPANY,
B,rT1yOpP Iune ,}l 1875. (

BALTlMONE. JH'lt oT, INFo. J
"a Office is hereby given 10 the Stockholders of
~ this Company, that their annual meeting tre-
quirei by their charter and by laws will be held on
THURSDAY, the 25th day of June instant, at u o.
civ Of Bqtore, for The election Of thirteen Direc
tors for the ensuing ear.
The Stock Transfer Books Of the Company will be
closed ON the l0th day Of June instant, and remain
closed until after said election
WIN. DEAN, Secy Canton Company
led -2awt2OthJe of Baltimore.
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AHs WANTED. $500 lbs. good mixed
III 70 Rags wanted, for which the highest price VIII
he gwen IN cash, trade Of Books and Stationery
consisting OF Foolscap and Letter Paper ruled and
plains Bonnet Reards and Wrapping Paper; slaes;
STATE Pencils; Waters; Blank Ledgers; Journals Day
Books. &c, Together with general assortment Of
school and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books;
Primers, Sc. PARSONS s. PRESTON
booksellers, StatonefR, Blank Book manufacturers
ana Paper Dealers No. l5 Pratt street, adjoining the
halioaa Depot apo
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IA ENITIAN BLINDS. of all the Yposi 3Sh

"a ENTIIAN B!INUs, OF al he mosl fash.
lonahe c0Iors, white, cream, diab. pearl nea
green, sc, with from 80 10 IS Stats 10 a blind con-
stantly on hand aud made 10 order. Also, Husk and
Hair NAfTRESsES, OC the hest materials and work
manshr. Also, PAPER HANGlNGS Of the most de.
sirabe styles ana finish.
The above really superior articles IRE offered for
E,' At Pms very near II not quite as low what an
inferior article may he purchased faY elsewhere. per
sons IA want OF them are invited 10 call and examine
before purchasing.
JAMES Il cox. 1862 Market street.
hE-IE'h 2d door west OF the Museum.
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T1yHE WAY TO KEEP COOL

III THIS HOT WEATHER!
The best way TO keep cool this hot weather is
ncither to Roast nor Grind y0ur COFFEE, while you
can get the first quality Of Lugutyra, Rio and Old Pa
dang Coffee at 5. ALDEN'S corner OF Fish Market
and Centre Market Space, all ROASTED AND
GROUND, ready for use, at the low price of la cts
per pound 1t is far better prepared than any family
can prepare it, aud saving Of IL per cent? and
loss in weight Boarding houses, taverhs, and ia
miles who have tried it, give it the highest praise over
a other kinds; and all who are not pleased with il
can return it aud get their money. Any quantity can
be had, from ounces 10 hundreds of pounds, hy call
inn :. ALDEN, Grocer,
iell cost corner OF FISH ami Centre Market.
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ENYsPZIPSIA. The most obstinate case Of
IL j DYSPEPSIA can be cured ny the of few
boxes of RANGES SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. Price % cehs per box or for 81. For sale
by SETH :. IIANCE, corner o! Charles and Pratt sis,
and los Baltimore street, .. ma
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SSSal
FOR SALE At
49,


READY MADE CLOTHING. at reduced price,
may he had atThe fine aud fashionable Merchant Tai
iorng and Clothing Establishment kept BY JOSEPH
ID. MAR>IERS, at No. sS3 BALTIMORE ST who
ms on hand an assortment OF CLOTHS, GASSI-
Atl.tES ana NESTlNGS, which ne viii make ID 10
order in the very best manner, CHEAPER than they
can be had at any other merchant tailor shop in the
CITY, JOSEPH n NAp.1'ERS
~ H. All goods left NJ my establishment 10 be made
and trimmed, shall be cut and made in the best ard
most approved style. at the shortest notice, A good
III warranted in all cases at No. ssl GALTIMoaY ST
between Holiday and Gay-ss. irI3-Sf.