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PUNCTUATION.

We k,o~v moi how The spcicnt. ccnrved TO make them
49,. .i.ce ,ney nothing OF the points now
- 4, r,,,n, hcb cr. invented in the fifteenth Gen.
inv u .ftcr The OF printing bv Aldus Manu.
- |. Learned printer Of Venice The unly and even
psc.s,v Of the srt 10 we'll illustrated in the annexed ar
tea from our Trpn.,se eon,emporsry. TAe Gusyd,oa
To shov An. nece.,y of NAT merely usioe po,p,. but Of
r,n.,,.,,ns ,,,n.,v .x,mn. an, Eoloy,ing p...age.
he orr,oo, made the eoarcb were Mr. Miller clergy
man M. ,on l.vxsr Mr. Auylo foreigner hin lady and
li,,. child !. - -
IN. n....o. Tim, xrso vvhou, po;pt, In unintel
Ne, b. dIy,nt mode: of IL yer.l
m, = .S. In n. ..o.,: moi only A 20 the number of
A. an. co.,ch but ,lso AZ 10 the In country prole,
s.. a. la. 80 ~ 1870 :. an. via of si,hc, one
oS,-o o.r,on,. N, Nina, ,oo NAV be made clergy
-. ~ I.v.r !, will or nj, SON NAV be tab en- from him
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FOR The VA. SPRINGS.
A ND ESTERN STATES.
RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
rENHlS route to the Virginia SPRINGS and West

RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
THIS route to the Virginia Springs and West
ern states possess advantages Ear for
mer time, in point OF style comfort and economy.
Leave Richmond daily at 81 by Rail Road Junction.
mesl and th.n proceed with from tho North the
Louisa Rail Road to 6c,ansvv $50 dinner thence by
stages s2 mies chao,r,vs
ing ifo To and hnasss Coeke dine saunton and
rive at Clover ae ice mss before night, leave
next breakfast the Wanna sprnxs pas nj To-
sni dine At Csiahans and arrive the White mcs
stsanset-heen hours and one trip the week thirty
ahead Of the Canal Route spending nshis way
large comfortable Ho'e instead OF three canal
them in boats. arriving Lypehburr aner midnight.
Continuing leave the White sulphur sunrise breakfast
Al Lew.eurr pass the Hue Sulphur H. and Locust
Lane $50 me before Cay by day hight to
tos mes) thence by Pts line the day uyando~ $50
from how navigation will De very d
hcul not entirely suspended above point during summer
making this route the most certain and
States.
The whole line cOdou.vine Charleston $500 nail.
travelling s,eot tho best give facilities that other
interests the line heretofore Justify are a.
sured that their coaches
cf-r ard hav. seesmn OF ,,u.,v ann, "a , ay
drivers whose united
| class.
to run a, the peasu. of the oeeupap,.
Passengers their through Riehms wher.
Other Information can be obtained by application
Parish Co following branch lines from their daily
line; Ire Natural gdse line leaves Tuesdays. Thurs
and saudaysatI H. reaches ,n.ton AT ~ le,yr.
morning the Bridge allowing time to VI. "
proceed To fnease dinner spring.
morning. dine at the Sweet sprinc. ard
the White sulphur evening Passengers for the
south w.s, proeerdhoa fncase through saeu
bug wythevic by fourth evening from Rich
mort thence west by Hopkins line Biountsvc
|
This being passengers have preference over
| all Others any point
The Orange Cuipepsr and the Fauque
Springs leaves Godonvic Tuesdays aiuray
alter the arrival OF the arrives cupoper
evening" the.ee by Beekhams line spns. breakfast
The Lynehbug line leaves ChaIloesve Mondays weines
days and Fridays Al g NJ and reaches Lynchbug by night
FARE.
Richmond to Charlottesville no
DO 10 q 90
10 10 NNne<ooroagh.. so
thafioutSsHc.. 90
no. 10 90
Richmond To White sulphur.
The charges the White sulphur Springs
been much reduced and the accommodations
THE ROAD
From Gordousvie Chroesvirc improved
the whoe distance on thence splendid graded
turnpkss-paes Monticello University Virginia in the
vicinity Of Weyers Cave by the principal Springs Hawks
Nest on the New River Cliff, wosks-be
sides the whole scenery interesting
| every glance THOMAS SHARP,
Jesl Agent for Transpofioa.
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utation, and warranted fresh and
.taii;
Leek-I.arge Scotch
Letiuee-wbite d Green Head,
Early CURED India. White and
Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
Melon-Nutneg, Green citron.
Pine Apple
Water Melon-6neS kinds
Nasturtium
Mustard-white and Black
onion-Ivhite and Red
Okra
Peas-Landreth's EItra Early.
Esrly May, do Frame Blue
Prussian. Dwarf Marrowfat.
Bishops DwarfProlific
fepp~r-Assored
Pansnip-Long Smooth French
Sugar
Parsley-Fine Curied
Pumpkin-Large Yellow
Rhuharb-for Tarts
Raddish-I.ong Scarlet, long Sal
mon, White TurRip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
squash-Eariy Bunch
Tomaio-Large Red and Yellow
rurnip-asorted
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMER.
r.,
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-aabnsons Dailu fDbis.
ruEsDAY nosKiNo. July 4. is4s.

Gees iIhs the foowIss often found floating sbou,
svss ~ VI sstsrs. end shsy ke show.
80 IN ~ dessrt-sveet and refresbne Err p@per.
49,. BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.
On! n oer sssrnes manhood, when moray
OF earlier sunshine slimmen way.
when grit with sin and sorrow. and the toll,
~ cares. winch tear the bosom that they soil
% ~ there be In reuoepection's chain
One hnk thsf knn Ne with young dreams again.
One thought % sweet We scarcely dare TO muse
On I'll the boarded rapturss il reviews,
which seems each instant. in its back ward range,
Ths heart 20 softsn. and iu tics to change,
And svsry spsng untouched for years TO move,
hD-rnK MEMORY OF A nornTR's Low
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apes C. n INHALER
-1,lNcIT,,U,,, ,T,,s, ~ -. =
OVNSUMfIitE S DO NOr DESPAIR.
YENHONsoN,s COMPOUND svRtrp or tan AVN voon
NAPIrrA the mo,t certain ma po,..x r,r.,y .,., a..
,over for P,,,na, cor ,,,,,ion a,s,.ss s.,.. ~ 49,
Asthma and all a ., as-. OF the resp,ratory ory,n.
rcidrrs attention Ia r,oue-,d 10 ,be i,r
eurr OF a lady well Known I'M In. cor,m,,nx
Pm, ,nv, pu,, N.r,h q 1914
NJ, G T,,v.ov ' - '0
~ a ..s,.s -.
n INV s. 'y you s0n sa sauv o~e
70 my eow creatures 10 make he eiowirs statement
s nope YOU wa ma,e paoae ios arey'
asnms cure oeen enseted In Pulmonary Con-
''m %a wnen me pa.en, was 50 near the rr.ve
-. =. ses 49,. VIZ" w
ehest slight cough supsrvened which gradually in
violence until al The symptoms OF Pulmonary Consumption became
enn rs eop'oas night svrais soreness. and swell
my e heete tcrr hoarscne and Often Total o-> OF
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@E:3sEl:S3sD
M5NlSCS71IySN:XSEySySWuN

ALLY ne thu effects OF this beeonsx NOV arr.
n Nuse'oas persons b. ns
M from using one eolr Of IT, than any ether T, ca
ally accounted for Dr. L-dy much
pArauon Than any other and i hyperion
near twice much boe as Of INV on.
@ The same preel Let the public h-, no vain
VI idy win 20 st further AMI that his pspsa,p
Inc most caeious Bee the published ou.
papers and occasionally In this Dr. Le,s sarsapara enc.
ou All diseases OF the live, skin liberation Of the
mouth throat and BODY affections and inep,su,
Eout scrofuA nd
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
TO oooo very cheap for cash. general
articles.
Glass Of the best quality ssI3o Wholesale
rotaii.
White Lead hard to beat lbs so lbs TO 500 liz
Inc ABOVE articles OF good
ountrS gentlemen would do well examine these
goods and Judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street.
Next door 10 the Exchange Bank.
Rcbuaond Va MAY oith
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NOTICE..

WE Jake TINS Occusion 10 give
notice that Nc keep constantly On hand. Stoves.
orss>s and Cooking Rangers % an kind-, that
are generally ussd In Ibis MARKET Of our own
MANUFACTURE. which we viii sell % Reasonable
terma- Also. Nou's Agricultural Furnaces for
SCANNING food Coz ssoek, which No viii ssll Al
the manufacturer prices, amer adding the sr-
penses. al our Tin. Stove and she<t Iron Manu-
hetory. near the He'll Tavern. whse all kinas
nLc done on the mostrearonahle tsrms. and a
'ofng ~ tn Fin or Conner. & utf.r,nr ke
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

FRENCH GOODS,
at Sc MAIN STREET,
ArRII 24TH.
VSNHE subscribers have received OF the
II French Porcelain. consisting Of
Dinner Sets Of that be desired
supper Sets gilt and plain white
Supper and Tea Plates gilt and plain white
Coffee Caps and saucers, ="
Tea Cups and saueers,
Tcap'ts, Sugars, Creams and Slop ROWS
Strawberry Fruit Bowls n stands
Richly gr Flower Vases &c &c,-an warranted Of the best
kind Housekeepcs and others invited to eIamiue
WIN. r. BUTLER a. co,
aps4 ssMais street.
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GEEN4ssSszzEdfzD
ELMIZIlILlHIIIITEIIIxS

are the only Pills In ssrs, in than,
were the hrt ever introduced by that nnn,e - -
p BEWARE or SPURIOUS FILLS pep. .S nv o,h.,, ,.,,
bood Pls Purifying Pima" "ssrspa,Ia Pan. when NJ.
attempted ' be paned To tia public reputation o -D
"y only true and genuine sanapara Blood Tske no
Others Than ut ldy they poscss virtues thai can :,
oaenea rhs whether asa purgave purifier Of tho
blood ard ndss OF the body requiring
uuai course OF living nom may be eploy
ed win equal sa nj all tines by young DID, and f-
male. - " - - -~ ~
In addition TO than Eve hundred certificates havipr been
ner,es'ss puhlhed their demand h ,on.
proof In their hvor sid by
J. H. EUsrACE 4 SON
my io--u No. 40, west MAN st,e,,
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THE TIME To BLUSH-"Blush not now" said a
distinguished Italian to his young relative whom he met
issuing from haunt OF vice, you should have boushed
when you went in" The heart alone is safe which
shnks from the slightest conception OF evil and
waits not to inquire. what will the world sayl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-01

BEAUTIFUL TWEED COATS.
2h0 OF various colours and patterns, some OF
tbem entirely new sfd made of really ase Tweed.
my ~ KEEN 90.
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c00RBS SYaUP OF SARSAPARILLA,

COOKIES SYRUP OF SARSdPdRILLA,
ENOR the cure Of chronic rheumatism, sypbihic
and creufai deascs obstinate efuptons Of KIN white
sFenes scnia Kings Rv pains bones
general debi-afd al d'sascs requiring ad Alternative
medicines
j. 10 GAYNOR, wOOD - 60.
kNHaEE hundred essss Lime received per Meanuc
n Capt simonon, snd for sale BY
Il ARBERs SHAVING sOAP--A very superior and eeonom.
cav afnee' maas expressly for their zee, for aIe At
= yoHNsTONs,
y" llsHain street.
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GARDEN SEED.

fRoM Grower Of reputation and warranted fresh and
u genuine. n Wholesale and retail:
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CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.


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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-12
AZ ALL COME OUT CLEAN,

"a ES! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
niue soap and bucket full Of hot water in T.
LINENS PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHlNE, and after washing from 10 to 30 minutes
they all come cut perfectly cicaa' Again we nut IN
from to 10 Sheets or Table Cloths. with SOAP and
water, rs before and in IL or - minutes tfca all
come out clean Lastly, lay from "a to 20 small
pieces, (sHch as can be placed together with soap
and water, As above and in from Is to 20 minutes
they also come out cledn' Wonderful as tins may
seem 1t is done by the acten and action of the wa
ter (by means Of PreSsure) in connection with Tho
soap, without any rubbing sUrlala or friction what
eper consequently the clothes aIc not oHly uniuured
by The operation, but are actually made 10 last tpire
as dong as when washed by hands. aE-Exhibtions of
washing every Monday (mornng) and Friday (after-
noonN Come then and see the machine in operation
rs 1t never fails to convince those who do Enter
prlSng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention deserving as il does A
place in the kitchen of erery family, PRICES are sl5
SO and |2J, accOldmgt To warranted to perform
met and last for ycGrs if used according TO direction
All orders by letters tpost paid) otherwise prompt
~ attended TO. MANUFACTORY No. ii FRONT
STREET, (at the bend) between Pitt and Low-sts,
Old Town, Baltimore, Md.
ja2i mrbm f. LUkEES.
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GOOD GROUND RENTS WANTED. Please ap-
ply 10 Il. BOND, or GEO. GELBACH.
jyS Property Agents, 80 Second street.

.so9 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
M7jM AND JEWEhRY, received this day, May d,
LG~ S3and are now ready for my customers and
E,.A:-sSthose who would wish to purchase 4 good
are Gold Levers, of NJ. |. Tobias Co.'S; j. 2. john
sons Church st. Watches; Gold Lepnes; Gold An
Choir Levers: Gold Cap; Brass Caps first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle caSed Levers; Vertical Watches, &C.. which are
offered wholesale aud retail by GABRIEL b. CLARK,
at his old established store, Waterst. second door
from Calvert. ie4-tf
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
MARKET STREET,

HtIN ZEN THAKIFS AND ST, PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 19G.
YTTfiE Subscriber would inform his friends and
Il customers, taat he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
NESTlNGS, selected with special care and Judgment
rom the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety OF Goods in his line, He feels n confidence
III recommending MS present stock to his patrons
RON the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{Gf- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style and the shortest notice.
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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uSRENCH LA WINS.
II cTTI,c avn ppp 1nEc

HSRENCH LAWNS.
A' SILKS And BER.AGES,
SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST AT No. 1875
MARKET STREET, The subscriber wishing to
reduce his large stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, would respectfully call the attention
OF citizens and strangers the very great Bargains
that are now offered in
Rich Fancy and Staple SILKS
French 8ERAGES and BALZARINES
French Scotch LAWNS
French and India Foulard SILKS.
Rich Shawls and Scarf; French Embroideres Eng
lish and German Thread LACES; Linen Cambria
Hdkis; SIX and Cotton HOSIERY, GLOVES, sc.
Also-CLoIHS and CASSIMERES; Marsres
Valencia and Silk VESTINGS; DOMESTICS of all
kinds.
03- County merchants will find the wholesale
rooms (up stars) well supplied with the choicest ar
Cles Of the season. For sale on the most accommo-
dating terms.
FRANKLIN GARDNER
No. 1876 Market street,
jyl0 PR fourth house above Light
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BEWARE OF CUCNTERFEITS

In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase a
none hut those advertised Us AGENTS, and If canvap
tent, call and SEE the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH :. HASCE, 100 Baltimore stree,
and corner of Charles and Prasts Baltimore Pre-
- cents per box, for Hances Genuine Pills, OF o-
100.
The genuine for sale by G. X, Tyler. corner OF Bal
umore and High SIS: Parr Graham, corner of Eu!aH
ana Baltimore sts: Perkins, corner of Franklin lFJ
Dreeh SITS O. +. Pett, cnrrCf Of Coy and Exeter 4ts
OiVer Woods, corner u Market and Lancaster ,is.
T. f.; Stansbury, Thames ST., f. 2. * q. II. Perkins
corner OF Ba tmOre ana Green streets; J., I. FogHep
hnt&w shect, above Lexington. jos
Z , EM0VED. GEORGE L. COOPER respect
y fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed rom his Old stand to tn
spacious building No. 20 LOMBARD STREET, be.
tween Frederick street aud Market Space. where ne
II prepared II supply merchants and builders win
HOSTING MACHINES, IN the best plan of any il.
the United states, for hosting easy, cheapness ana
durability. Also, SADDLE PRESSES ON an improl-
ed plan, which viii press with one-fouth the puwet
nI any Otner III use. All kinds OF IRON for house
hnliders-SuCh Vault Doors; Doors, Shuuers Sc
All kinds ot Wrought and Cast RAILING-a yarle,g
OF beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will be done in the best style arJ
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage
81 literally extended 70 him, he socits continuance
Ut the same All kinds Of BlacksmiIhug neatly exc
cuted at the shortest notice. mhS-eOSa
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Right on the Corner-Hcad Of Centre Market.

.sfsrhA FARMS FOR SALE. One contain
H|.!1 ing IS and the other 80 acres, will be sold
MM!iH separately together, five miles the Har-
HILL N ford rOad about onehaf in wood, the residue
i'll a high state of cuirivatOn; Improvements good,
and possessing never-failing springs Of pure water.
thriving young orchards, &c. win be sold low,
cash, and the balance in and years.
FOR SALE-A new two story brick house on JET.
ferSOn St, ii feet 'front.' depth of lot 70 feet, finished
in the neatest manner, and with moderate ground
rent-S3S0 will be taken; cash and the balance i'll
IL months.
LOTS TO LEASE-On Caroline, Spring and Me
Elderly streets, at 81 per front foot, having depths of
50 feet in improving neighbOrhoOds, and in the vicn
t. OF the purest water. Apply al the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
iy9-sw3t~ l2S North Ilil street.
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SCHEME:
EBURLIc SALES OF THE GRAND CAP

EBUBLIC SALES OF THE GRAND CAP
n lpAL PRIZES with take place al NJ Doyle's
Capital Prize Depot, No IA Pratt St, opposite the
Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaw5 United States
Hotel. These sales take place every day this week.
There Were some splendid bargains purchased at this
lucky spot during the last week. and few more LETT
of the same kind for this week.
FRIDAY capital puHe 81 900, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. The universal tavOre. Thomas Thumb
Lottery draws on Saturday. Certificates of22 whors
IN this scheme will be issued the S3; - halves at
sc So risk - quarters only 50 p. Here is SPLEEN
did chance for 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, iy
TIE package, single ticket or share. All ORDERS ptr
mail OF Otherwise, addressed to
VI. BOYLE, 40. l44 Pratt street.
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LLOYD'S UNION HOTEL.

YWNHE UNDERSIGNED has great pleasure
IL in informing his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened the UNION HOTEL, situated at
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 at all times accommodate Travellers with Lodg-
ingS, without meals, Meals without lodgings, and
his terms will be moderate in accordance with the
times. He has spared no expense in the fitting up,
furnishing and decorating his house, and he trusts he
shall be fully reimbursed for his outlay by the liberal
patronage of an enlightened community.
5-Traveers may rest assured that his arrange
mens are of such a character that at his house, they
will find themselves at home.
iel2-lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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NHEAP BOoH AND

Il NItEAP BOOkA AND
" STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
SCHOOL BOOKS--llisories, ancient and modern
Library and School editions; Works on Rhetoric@
and Bellies LottreS; Readers English. Latin, Greek
and French; Works on ElocuuOn; Dictionaries ant
LeHicons; Grammars; Arihmetics; Philoso' Works
Chemistry; Works on English and Greek Compos4
hon-together with a large and valuable asso.tmer
Of Greek, Latin and French authors all OF the ates
ana most approved editions. Also, every description
of School Books now in use
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS in all the valEaua
departments of Literature.
large and valuable assortment of Theologc5!
WORKS.
large assortment embracing every variety Of
JUVENILE WORKS.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured and sold as cheap
as they can be purchased in any of the Eastern cites
Foreign and Domestic STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS of every description
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
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4 LHAMiRA BOWLING SALOON,

"a 81 and ~ SuIrn CHARi,ES-ST.
a. BALTIMORE begS to inform the public that
having, ia every OF the word, con formed To the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PIN ALLEYS, and hiyng met with many
unpleasant remarks ON account q his STRICTNESS
IN not allowing BETTING or PROFANE Ian
GuAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT and being
now determined to devote his whole attention to the
saloon department., he assures gentlemen the same
strictnesS will be upheld. His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pedg" to the
baumor" public was TO establish place of gentle
manly resort and heaIthfu exercise
The public's ObCdiCnt servant,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
\. b. ALLEYS LET at 80 CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF 30 BALLS, q! CTS.
;E3-The Proprietor, IN making his prices so low, is
TO afford an opportunity for all to participate ia this
heahul exercise, and every 30 balls must be paid for
when concluded. iel6 I'm
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t HINCKLEY's LITERARY DEPOT

A T HINCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT.
N PHRENOLOGY TESTED; Or, the charactp
OF HENRY McCrRiT. Buy and compare VITA .ae
confession. Price 3 cents.
Eugene Sues last work, Temptation. p cts.
New work by Lever, only % cents.
wandering Jew, No. -, larpers edition.
c. A. HINCKLEY Jr., 2S0i Baltmore-s.
je27 door east of McCleIlan,s aIley.
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ISyy-,A GREAT VARIETY OF HOUSES
fSSEFY4 FOR SALE.-Par Of which will name,
lalsN viz: Houses in Lombard street, near High
$3.50 each; in Aisquth ST, near Pitt S2D0O
and $1,000: in East Baltimore near Exeter, $1,000; |
in Lombard ST. near Lloyd II hy - feet, in fee, $1,000;
IN Gtanby ST. S0jO; fine store with dwelling,
ner of Paca and Mulberry streets, S2j00; with
dwelling in Old Town, cstab ishCd a bakery, $3.50;
, fine dwellings with large lots near Madison, $4,000
and 5000; in Madison Howard sis. s 1900; in
Green st. Sl2OO; in High Fawn, $50 each in
Mulberry ST. near Park, S625 each; on George st.,
near Pennsylvania avenue, $3.50 each; in Strawberry
alley near Jefferson 81. $500 each; in Monument st,
5000 and 500; in Canal, S52j and $780, 3 in Eden
near Baltimore $500 each; III Caroline st. Bal
umOre, $500 and $1,000; fine dwelling in fee on
Broadway $1,000; store with dwelling in fee 1900;
in stiles st. $4,000 and $500 each | on l.. Pratt
near Exeter, $500; in Cranky $500; fine dwell
ing in Sharp ST. the Wesley chapel, $1,000; in
Mulberry near Pine, $1,000 and $1,000; large store
and dwelling in Howard 81. Si500; in Franklin ST.
$4,000; Hotel near the B. * D. Rail Road Depot,
$1,000; | dwelling in Barr cit st. $780, very line
dwellings in COurtand 81. cheap; | very large dwell
ing in East Baltimore Caroline ST. $4,000 dwell
ngs on Fayeue near Cove, deep lots, Sl2OO each; a
two story dwelling with basement on Saratoga street,
near Chatsworih, 5000; new house ON South ENetrr
very fine, $3.50; and other Sll3O; two story
brick house in Holland ST. with back buildings 80 by
50 deep $500; h0Hsc AlbGmarG ST. y story, new,
$1,000.
GOOD GROUND RENTS WANTED. Please ap-
ply 10 Il. BOND, or GEO. GELBACH,
Tvs Property Agents, 80 Second street.