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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-19
Riebmona Dailp fubis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Il X M S.

The whis 10 the largest political
In New Orleans and ia daily. weekly
weekly editions printed Cylinder Press propelled
The circulation throughout country
enjoyed by this pape~heh will be greatly
the from the daily aeeessions makng-gves
rivaied importance advertising medium.
Arrangements progress
Of regularity European and Home Correspondence
will continue be made keep with thepir
Of the The Wing heretofore steadily advanced
single effort the OF it, propeors enhance business
During the session OF reports
will be attended TO with great
TOLER, ELLIOTT co.
DAILY Papers per srxwrEkLr single copy IS; for
Ave copies $40 WEEKLY single 81 five for se
copies for Sl5-always advance Remtanees may
made the risk Of the Publishers where evdsBes
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ENCOURAGE THE StANUFACTUREs OF YOUR
nrrt,r aTATE

OWN PTATE.
VIE Irenhin Manufacturing Con- ay h,ve On hana ~ lnes
ffER WILL near the Depot Of 'u'nrh haiioaa go
ssornenl OF Extra superhnc fine and comm i loa ana
ha' eappaPera ruled and PLAIN also medium w. ano
WaPPg papers OF various sizes NJ tho lowest whole. ~
Nhoh hey invite public attention, qua " ana
pee manufacture VIII bear produce on
OF any Nohern Factory They prepared
any description ~ that their customers nav
SECURE Merchants dealers requested 10 ear Al the Pssr
NH eramine for themselves NH tItS
GtANTON uATTINGs-white and eoored Canton Mat
~ ungs, -, 50 and 6-f-for sale cheap
LATHROP, CHRISTIAN co.'s,
my 90 Main
CHAMPAGNE BRANDY.
ChsmpsEpe Brandy. superior quality, ju., re-
ssiysd %, ..s By IS INLoEs = BROTHER
RmUsHEs-faint whHe-wash. HAIR Cloth ard Toom
- BRUSHES, and Hair Brooms for sals BY
my ~ No 81 hsia street
R0 HHDS. p. Rico Sugar, strictly prime quail
w ", rsesvine, for ale BY
myT NLogs 4 BROTHER
TfLACK's con- OIAIp-Io bbls FllcEs Peppermint Cordial
- received per schr hmerieus, for sale ~
my95 WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL.
n ONION Known srOUT-2S casks london Brown
- Stout and received and Tor % BY
my IS BissELL a MoCAHDLtsH
ID BNINGT0Ns PATENT COFFEE CoNDENsER-Hsving
~ the for The vsuabc Condo combining
economy with mailing areie, the atenon of
ihose fond Of good Coffee, % trial Of ts merits
HU0H A. WATT,
pU No ~ Main
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02

hills and in the valley. Ny neighbor in
the next door could tell you, something
about labor you may never have heard the
hkein your country. He is an older man
than !, and there are seven Of them In his
family; and, for oil that, he has no BODY
like Jenny here to help him. Some DC
his little girls are sickly, and thsir mother
is not over strong. and it,all comeson him.
E Hssi sissan oldisa sann, as was sayingssoe
|hs'not olily Vl0l ISs shosll sxsry al d
his forge, bur every Friday in the year be-
works all night long, and never lays off his
clothes till late of Saturday night. A good
neighbor is John Stubbins, and, the only
man just in our neighborhood who can read
the newspaper, it is not often he, gets
newspaper; for it is not the like of US tina,
can have newspapers and bread, too, in
our houses at the same time. But now and
then he begs an old one, partly torn, at the
bakers, and reads it to US Of Sunday night.
So once in two or three weeks We hear
something of what is going on in the world
about Corn Laws and the
Duke ellington, and Oregon and In.
dia, and Ireland, and other places in Eng
land. ,.-.,t ..-.. Z. B..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
Mark the Traitors.

Now is the time when our nation Is in.
volved in difficulties with foreign powers, TO
mark the internal foe. The whig Legis-
lature Of Vermont has denounced the war
with Mexico. Daniel w Webster in address,
ing the wings at Fannuel Hall, calls it
"treason," and says the President can ba
impeached for the part he has taken in it.
Giddings, the bell-weather Of whiggery on
the Western Reserve, has signifed his dc.
termination in advance, to oppose all appro-
priations for the pay of soldiers or volun-
teers. The same tory spirit which opposed
the Revolution, and the war Of 1912, now
exhibits itself as before in opposition to our
country, and what is very unfortunate too,
among the leaders of the same party, al.
though Of a different name. That party
has assumed so many names, it needs q
photographer to time their titles, but oil
know that in '76 they were TORIES, in
1872, PEACE MEN, and in le46, WHres.
The very next session Of Congress will
show an organized whig opposition to the
present war, and if we mistake not, will
attempt to impeach the President for re-
commencing, and executing the war policy.
We call such "traitors!' Those who seek
to embarrass the free action Of Government
at such time as this, aids the enemy by
weakening our power, and are as much
traitors to their country, as if found in the
Mexican camp with arms in their hands
They may scoff at the word traitor, but
they will yet find it imprinted on their fore.
heads as the crowning inlamy Of their lives.
He who will not stand by his country
"right or wrong''-but especially when
RicHT-merits not the protection Of her
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Interesting.

We saw and conversed with Samuel
Myers, yesterday, who has just telurned
from Monterey, which place he left on the
18th ult. He is the young man who was
shot in the chin, through the mouth into
the throat, at the storming Of Monterey.
He belonged to the Rifles and volunteer.
ed from this city. He informed US that
when he first felt the ball he did not think
he was seriously injured, although the size
Of it, we should judge by inspection, (he
has it with him) was little larger than tho
common sized hickory nut, and lay there
imbeded in his neck! "e. Isl,
Some of the Cadets came along and told
Myers to leave, but, although he had no
hopes Of life he sighed for vengeance.
Soon Gen. Taylor passed where he was
sitting-the blood all over his person, and
adr;sed him to leave, the balls flying thick.
ly all the while. No! was the reply.
Myers said that he now perceiveda a Mexi-
cans head over a battery, and soon tho
balls flew in every direction, the brave
Ohio troops meeting the fire without finch.
ing. At this moment he seized his gun,
and with the blood streaming from bis
wound, continued the fight until he was
sure three Mexicans bit the dust.
Mr.. Myers also assures us that he stood
next to the brave Col. Watson when he
fell, and that he had twice called to, tho
Baltimoreans to come to the charge!
IAey refussd! and he exclaimed, "Co.e.
ards! ID Co,oards? and ran to the
charge WITH THE OHIO YOLuN.
TEERS!!! a5M - a ta
The Baltimnreans actually did---says
this brave soldier, who is corrobarated by
numerous letters received yesterdny---al.
low their leader to fall! fighting with siran.
gers! but, wesee, with men who apprecia-
ted him. The Ohio Volunteers actually
took the adUaace Of the Baltimofeans,
when it was meanly unclaimed, marching
before them by the side of their brave Lead.
er! II now appears plain enough why tho
Baltimoreaps accused the Ohio and Ken.
ttucky Volunteers with showing The sWhits
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
M MisreIlanp
ANNAWAN, AN INDIAN TALE.
ny JAMES D. MPsoN.
CHAPTER 1.

H... CHAPTER L. '....
NATURE was gay in the Valley Of Flow
ers--the leaves were begun to bud, and
birds sung their songs Of love in the cedar
grove. The white man sat in his cabin
bower, when toward him came warrior Of
the wilderness, leading his mate; and on
her breast there hung a little child. II was
lovely flower, in the youth morn Of its
days, and in the rosebud Of its beauty.
These dark skinned children came to beg
Of the white man-pity pleading in the
aspect they were. They have come from
afar, for their feet are bleeding; they are
sorsly a-hungered, and their hearts are al
most. broken. ,.s,sss.,;... g.l.
Thus spoke the spiritstricken Indian
warrior, drawing up his tall proud form
and pointing 10 the /, Il i Wv
.Brother, behold the Great Star Of Day!
Thrice hath it faded into the waters Of the
west, since ! or mine have tasted the bread
of life. Wilt thou give US food? wilt thou
bless my child and the mother Of my chill
dren!''s s sS Mr..
- "Begone!s scowled the white man, abe-
gone and earn thy bread by the sweat Of
thy ybrow!" eS.s,S isi.5sfs s;lg .s
The soul Of the. warrior kindled within
him and he stood stasute-still, like the blast.
cd tree on barren moore. AT length he
spoke. ~ ....--,-.
a,sAtYou bid us labor; but whore are our,
indian landsf ye have stolen them from
toar race their pleasant pastures. The
vines which j planted overshadow your
cabin; you grow your corn over the graves
ofmy people. Yesl We had lakes and
hunting grounds ii other days. ere the
foot, Of the white man was printed on our
ssands-~sre your axe rssoundsd in our for
fssts plenty ranged cur fields and swan
cur floods. Then the sky was always
bright on our cabins, and thB Onondagas
were happy. No more the sleeping con
gar 10 Brought ashore on the barbed spear,
andwe never rmeet In the fallen forests the
bounding deer, the beauty Of the wild. And
nownny tribe are wanderers, and now my
father ; SON must bow At the door Of a
stranger. Ye have not left US a remnant
,.of joy.@ Your plow has gone through the
land Of my love and ofmy Fathers bones.
q Ye dwell above the ashes OF our homes.
Why is the eagles beak red as the leaf in
the Neon offalling leayesf who fed the
wolves Of the wildernessl whose bones are
insthe tangled jaws Of the panther? Alas!
my race. passing away like leaves beneath
fhe harvest moon. For me, am. old and
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02
q,
Father is Coming.

EaAeF 10 Coming '.
HsuH t,7 ~ izxnv KowqTr. lA &@t
The clockis on the stroke Of six, g.
The fathers work is done; 81 ~ sa4a
SweeP'up the hearth and mend the fire, H.,
And put the kettle on!
Tbs wild night.wind is blowing cold,
'Tis dreary crossing DER the world! "a ~
He's crossing o'cr the world apace,
He's stronger than the storm;
Hs does not feel the cold, not he,
His heart itisso warm; @
For fathers heart il stout and true
A. ever human bosom know! + Lt. a
He makcs all toll. all hardship, light;
Would all msn were Tho same, >
So readyto be pleased. 80 kind,
So very slow to blame! ,sa.t.
Folks need not bs unkind, austere, g..
For loys hath reader will, than fear!
May. do not close the shutters, child,
For far along tho lane s-s ~
The little window looks, and he .s. s.,
Can SEQ i shining plain;
The cheerful Are.Iight through the dark.
And we'll do ull that father likes! -, :.
Ills wishes are 90 few--
Would they were more! That every hour
Some wish Of his Iknew!
I'm sure It makes happy day, ~
When can please him any way.
II know he's coming by the sign '1'"'
That baby's almost wild; 7'-~ ~
Sss how he laughs, and crows. and staros,
Hsaven bless the merry child! ,an,.
He's fathers selfin face and limb, ~.
And fathers heart is strong in him!
Hask! Hark! hear his footsteps now
He's through the garden cato: -..
Run, little Bess, and ope tho door. 2
And do not let him wait! '+ a'' 5
Shout. baby. shout! and clap thy hands.
For father on tho threshold stands! r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-02

hair-his war knife was cleaning in the
moon: He gazed in the pale face, and his
arm fell as if .paralyzed and unable to
strike the blow. She swooned away; and
when she walked it was not beneath the
moon, but in lonely cave Of glittering
spar; she lay with her babe at her breast
like g painting deer far from the watering
brooks Over heEwps,g gazing in her faos
a dark man, leaning on his bow. Z
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22
UTA HOUSE

Corner Of Eutap and Baltimore Streets.
JACKSON & EVANSTON, PROPRIETORS.
u III &c UNDER igned beg leave to inform the public
that they have leased the above extensive and
Il known Hotel, which during the last two months
undergone thorough renovation and refurnish-
Il rendering it now Unsurpassed by any Hotel in
bcountry for elegance and comfort. Its situation
Ugh and healthy, commanding fine view of the
y, and convenient to the places of business and
3sure' The propfietors fiatter themselves that
~ well known connection with the first hotels in
kUnon, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
charge of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
Gage. II. +. JACKSON,
h Late of the Astor House, New York.
II. CRANSTON,
n Ofthe Pavilion, Rockawav, L. [.
u. B.-Coaches will be in readiness at the depots
h landings to convey passengers and baggage free
Sharge TO the House.
Che Pavilion at RockawaY will be opened as usual
khe LIST of July by NJ. Cranston. mi eodlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22
FOR SALE & RENT.

hErA HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
EM:iy House and Lot on the North side of Ross
B# street, nearly opposite the inter lection of
Ef8tAPaca street, having front of 90 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet Alley, subject
gain This property is situa ted in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neighborhood, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office 1874
Baltimore street. mS dtr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22
EPILEPSY AND PALPITATIoN OF THE
HEART

The following case relates to ClergymaH, the son
in-aw of Mr.. JOHN JACOB AsToR, of New York:
Rev'd. JOHN BRIsTEAD, Minister of the Episcopal
Church at Bristol, X. L., residing In Main street, has
long been subject to distressing attacks of Epilepsy,
often falling down insensble. The disease has been
accompanied with violent PalPtation of the Heart,
and rush of blood to the head. For three years he
has been unable to preach attend to his other dW
ties Mr. Brisead has found the most valuable hene-
fit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid is better in every
respect than he has been since his Illness and is now
rapidly recovering his health. All symptoms of Epi
lepsy have left him.
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II the attention of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, and VESTINGS, which they are
prepared TO make up TO order in the fashionable
style, at the shortest notice. and on such terms as
cannot fail to please their customers.
ROGERS s. BOYD,
mh29 No l96 Market street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22
BRITANNIA WARE.

~ JUST RECETN ED,
A fresh invoice eft English and American BRITAIN
MA WARE, of the latest styie, in sets of five and
six pieces; various STYLES Coffee and Tea Pots, by
the single piece and by the dozen. Also, CASTORS,
SPIFTOONS, PITCHERS, CANDLESTlCKS, Bed
Pans, Lamps, Soup aud Gravy LADIES, Table and
Tea SPOONS, &C. for sale very low, wholesale or
retail, at the HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROoMS,
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Union Bank.
N. B. Old Britannia Ware Of all kinds taken in
exchange for aew. Coffee and Tea Pots Repaired.
R9 CE. WETMORE & co,
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NOTICE. The Stockholders of the Baltimore
IN Steam Packet Company are hereby notified that
meeting will be held at their Office Spears wharf,
Baltimore, on MONDAY, 18th May, 1916, between
the hours of 10 and II O'Clock NJ, for the election OF
eight directors 10 manage the affairs of said company
for the ensuing twelve months. By order,
m5-dt25th I. SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22

RORSEY & GARRETTSON are constant
a-H ly adding to their large and handsome assort-
ment of FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS, all OF
which have been purchased within the last 10 days,
such as Silks; Shawls Scarfs; Ladies' Dress Goods
of every description and price. Large assortment OF
Linen Goods; Marseiles Quilts super Cloths, Cash
merettes and Tweeds; CassimCres and Vestings;
white and coored Linen Drlings, of new patterns;
with large stock of STAPLE GOODS, by the piece
or yard at very reduced prices.
We will open to day an additional invoice of PA
RASOLETTES and SUN SHADES, of new and
beautiful styles, with circular edge fringed and iron
mountings. DORSEY GARRE1 TSON,
apl3 No. 95 Market street.
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rs! BONNETSM BONNETs!!.

"OWARD-ST BONNET STORE,
IL No. rs N. HOWARD STREET,
third door from Fayette-st
GSHAa Just received, invoices of beautiful BON
&d@ NETS, of the latest styles, comprising in
~-~ part, as follows:
Fine and superfne white Split Straws
Superior white English Rutlands
do do Real NeapOtan
do do Lace and Gimp do
Fine white Swiss Braids
Superior French Straws
do BiTd-eye BTaids
Handsome Rutland Braids at 81
Fancy Bonnets, of various kinds
Children's do. in great variety
Braid, Straw and Leghom Hats
Infants Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons &c.
All of which are for sale at prices comparing with
any in the city. Call before purchasing at
HAYWARD'S
Cheap Dry Goods and Bonnet Store,
No. 25 Howard-st., Sd door from Fayette.
NIB. New Spring DRY GOODS, of late impOrta-
tions, just opening and for sale at low prices.
A general assortment of Domestic and Furnishing
DRY GOODS, very cheap. apo
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-22

HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM.
DERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
II will find il greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of new goods selected
with great and expressly for housekeepers,
sisting of every variety of FAMILY HARDWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRI-
TANNIA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture Cooking Utensils; Wooden wares Brushes;
Baskets, Mats, &c. &c., comprising bv far the great
to be found in the city, at the lowest prices Young
housekeepers can be fitted complete on the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE, No. 10 NJ Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank ga word 10 the wise," sc.
m8 C.E. WETMORE & co.
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TITY DESPATCH POST. Having pHr-
" chased the interest of MIR. NJ, w. Mearis in the
getty Despatch Post" beg leave TO state that per
sons using this channel of communication, may rest
assured that nothing my part shall be wanting to
speedy delivery of all letters deposited for that pur
pose. Intending to devote my entire attention to the
business, solicit the patronage of the public.
RATES-AlI letters intended for The Post-office,
cent to be paid at the box Letters deliverable in
the city, pre- paid two cents; unpaid, three cents.
Cards, Pamphlets sc. &C., distributed on reasonable
terms. Gs- Office corner of Baltimore and North
streets, jarvis Buildings.
m20-3t' fri CHARLES w. REED.
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INSTRUCTION. La

III Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In
stIuctiOn in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and English Literature, may obtain an ex-
perienced Teacher, by addressing box No 4S3 Post
office. The advertiser has studied carefully, with
the aid of the hest critics all the varieties Of style
give instructions in this most refined, but most cbused
department of Literature. Hours of recitation 10
suit those who shall recite. 3- The best of refer
ences will be given. m9 If
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a+HoMR CRRTIFICATEs.-sS,

These testimonials, all of which are from the most
respectable sources have been selected fro mseveraI
hundred of similar character, which have been pro-
cured during the short time the discovery has been
before the American public.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Mr.. James H. BrRey, f2OO Chestnut ST., corner OF
Eighth, was cured OfDyspepsh and Spinal Complaint
by the use of the Bands Rings and Fluid. He was
unable TO sleep at night before using them.
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0L3-Mrs Jackson is a relative of Major M. NJ
Noah, who has kindly added the following:
Dear D0ctOr-The above case is personally known
10 me, and ia not less strange than true. II is hap
Ply result, to which bear witness with pleasure.
may state, that some other cases have come 10 m
notice of nature equally fortunate and successful
Very sincerely, yours, M. M. NOAH.
New York. Oct. 30. 1915.
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FOR THE NATIONAL FAIR.
WASHINGTON RRANCH RAIL-. ROAD.

FOR THE NATIONAL FAIR.
n WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
e,xz.a., NOTICE. In addition to the regular
RgEA9M trains for Washington al CT O'Clock, Am.
O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock, P. M, an
80 EXTRA TRPlN, for the exclusive &C
Il be despatched daily Except Sundays) from the
sh TO the Both inst inclusive, at O'Clock, A. M.
RETURNING FROM WASHINGTON,
Tradition to the regular trains at o'clock, A. M
III 81 P. M. EXTRA TRAINS will leave for Balti-
Sre daily, (sxcept sundays,) during the above Pc
Ed, at ! and u O'Clock, P M. By order,
I'm 10 dt30 DANIEL j. FOLEY, Agent,
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DEAD SHOT FOR WORMS

r. IN THE HUMAN BODY!
Pr. PERRY'S VERMIFUtfE is warranted in
Eases where Worms exist in the human body, or
ImoRey will be returned-for full particulars, see
X phlets. For sale by Charles Wiseman, Druggist,
EpeI w. baiuhore ana love streets, agent tof
Eet, opposite the Fountain Inn; VIM. S. Reese,
5ggist, East Baltimore street, near the Bridge, ana
EA.J' Gihingham, Druggist, No. l73 Light street,
tended. ap2A. frmWlm
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TENRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of power
III of Attorney and of general order of Baltimore
County Court, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th of
June next, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, beginning for the
same on the west side of ST. Paus Lane, at the dis
lance of sixty feet soathery from the nstersecton
formed by the west side of st. Paul's Lane and the
south side of Fayette street, and running thence
northerly bounding on ST. Paul's Lane nineteen feet
and three inches, thence westerly parallel with Fay
cite street ninety feet, thence souherly parallel with
ST. Paul's Lane nineteen feet and three inches, and
thence eastery with straight line to the place of be-
ginning, together with The appurtenances and the be
eft of the nine inch brick wall the north side of
the said described premises.
dhAAA, This lot is improved by a two story brick
KM:;! Dwelling HOUSE and Store, with Bach
ElNii, Building, and is in fee simple. The situation
HiMlIA of the lot in the centre Ofthe city, and ben
near to Baltimore street, makes the property wei
adapted to business purposes.
Terms of sale One-third cash, and the balance
in six and twelve months, with interest and security
ORVILLE HORWITZ,
Permanent Trustee of J w. Holland,
ml3-2aw3w JEREMIAH M ROBINSON.
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BY HI, w. BOOL,

BE H. W. BOOLs
RIDAY, May 80, 1876, at o'clock, on the
\ premises. Fell's Point Property
sJRT SALE of valuable LOT and IMPROVE
RNTS, at Auction, on Wolf street, Sd door south
Slce Anna street, formerly that of Capt. Shubar
iknson, deceased.
-, The Lot is 80 feet font, with depth of a
10! bout rs feet, on which is two story frame
3!iH Dwelling-and adjoining on the same lot a
LIN brick two story Dwelling, adapted in every
I TO suit smaAEamiy-subect to Ground Rent.
4 ns, half cash. ffBf months.
EDW. H. WILKINTON, Admir-.
fl4-wmw&f5t II. w, BOOL, Auct'r.