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" Eighth Ward.-The Wings OF this Ward VIII
assemble in their respective Districts on Wednesday
Ing, sept Gih u o'clock for the purpose OF elecliDg
one Delegate from each District form Ward Conven-
ton choose Delegates TO the City Convention noui-
Candidates be supported for Members OF Congress-
Sute Senator, Members of Assembly. Sheriff, County
Clerk and Coroner a. follows:
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PRoGR.,nIE OF MIL, IRAAcHEts 9,

L Coacrr. 81 The APOLLO SALOON wedne~iay, Sep
icrnber Is, IssS PART /
Grand Trio first tire IN America. -PlsSo
Fcrts, Violin a-; SioIrcellp- Aessrs Geo.
Loder, b.istoS and Boucher SierrGae SeEnss
Ara-A'lle Rachel Robert Robert toi cue
wine. ttruT RobcrI ie p.ablz Mevsrheer.
Scsns-Mcrs. jules Hecht... From lie Chale.
Recit-ArresoUs nous Ict--ett .s.,,
AEis-Nalf0us de sHelve;:e '>
Fsntssis-ffsrr euekecoIh-vSol!a ..... De Bsr.ot
English SSllad-Ai'iIe Rachel an thine
urly thine from TIE rew Opera OF The
CTISSGers Benedict
Grand DGero-M'lle Rachel srd Mon Hechi
Donna Anna srG 0t;avio-'' WEIGH elm
sehrrckliches Bi.d.~ from II Don GoyenI' Mozart
An iE.er11;ssion c: ten r1;cuses.
FART n.
Trio-Vioiin Vjo,incsllo sud Piano Fcytr--
MeSSrs. &. 5ristow. A. Boucher and Geo
LoCer. ...s--s dCuiine.
(fraud Sceaa-5r!ie Rschel-tron Der Frels.
caltI.-.- w ever
Tantssia-EuIe--Mr. John 4 Hyie..,...,- Clinton.
i.a.s1 AT.N--Mr. Hcch;-'' Merc Il, vgerI On
- tptt.iii-
Cavsiira Brlaate-A.',!e Rscsel--.Ah. III
II afrt K soN"'
CCndCcI1r----...-. Mr. George Loter,
ThS Concert Ill commence O'Clock. Tickets ~
4 the usual. places
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L. HAzLrT,Ng, Secretary. SIS
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JUVENILE CONCERTO juvenile Concert and
entertainment viii be given the Broadway Tabernacle
Thursday evening. Sept h nv several hundred children,
under the direction OF Mr. Bradbury and Mr. Hart. As
this Concert during the week of the meeting OF the
American Musical Convention. efforts viii be spared 70
make 1t worthy OF the Musical week, and equal 10 any
entertainment previously given Tickets for all ages -
cepsnsy be had tho Music stores, and al the door
the evening Doors open "a, g, performance 10 commence
MI O'clock sl6 stls-
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DY ORDER of HOG. John " Edmondsy Circuit Judge
ID for Pir.; Circ Of the STATE OF Newly orkN0ice IL
hereby gwen pnrsisnt the proTisons Of the st1ie a-
tozIng attachments against soreiga eDrpofenons NAL an
tra-n, has issued against the real and personal estate
OF he Commercial Bank Nacur, foreign corporao1
created uy or under the laws OF e STATE of Georgia upon
original securities neid By James 3iairs, resident Of s
CRY and State OF SeSYork plaintiff IN said attachment
sIouniir 10 0e thousand dollars and thai said corpora
l:n APPEAR aud discharge such attachment scrtDE 70
lz within .v-lve weeks fro.a the first publication o. Eis
te=er7 10 or the transfer OF any properly belonging 10
-.;d corporation sboye named forbidden By law Ed arc
y,5d luis 8 1876 81 r BREWER, i,,Orney
Cr.t.tOr. - " 49, y y.
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INT UcIcIdss 10 IIt " hTl WI i'tI NJ NJ
Regalia at 81 O'Clock. By order Of the Ward Commute,
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, Chm
WI y e cs fEsS' Secretaries.
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" ". + + i D,slI>c Secretaries.

By order Yard Committee
WARREN CHAPMAN. Chm
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RULES TO BE OBSERVED BY VISITORS IN AN
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quickly. Donttouc the poker Say nothing
interesting Engage in no controversy. Don't
smoke. Keep six feet from his table. Hands
off his papers, Eyes off his manuscript. If
he is decent man, he will put what papers he
does not wish within your reach--them pore
over to your hearts content. If he is abrupt
or looks savage take it for granted he is stalled
and vanish. This is what brother editor
says, not we. Oh, no.
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lines or less make squart-II an auVGTUbtWtBI
lis ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
are payable at the time of their
ion.
THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
paper, containing all the select matter of the
is published every Saturday morning, at this low
of 81 per anpum.
! All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
/ which the advance payment expires.
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a ~ PERSON who may be suffering with
IA Toothache, however violent OF h " yer long
standing II is, will certainly have it cured in nj.
hHle, ny WHGELER's TEABEREY TooTu WASH, and
Mt the same time the protection afforded the Tooth
WIZ stop al decay and keep it in perfect Sate Of
health. II is also an cncctud rrmrGy or Soreness
and entirely stops bleeding OF the guuls and the use
OF 1t has never been known to iaIi in keeping the
teeth gums and s0uth pleasant, aud IN the best state
Of health
moved Scurf and cured Sorcncss Ofmy Gums, which
had troubled me for two years, it is my belief that it
Is highly useful article, and that it is advisable for
those who suffer with the teeth and gums to make
use OF it, MARY Sur LIvAN.
=, Co Depot No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET, above
South. mh2S
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SUDDEN DEArH-EGtraordtn Case. Mr.
John Fetters, a petit juror Of the Court of Ses-
sons of Philadelphia, died very suddenly one
day last week. The Chronicle says:
Drs. Rorer and letters were called in, and
a post mortem examination of the body was
held, the result of which astonished both ply
sicians. The immediate cause of the death OF
Mr. Fetters, was disease ofthe heart, but what
surprised them most was the fact, that the
heart, the stomach, the liver, and the whole OF
the interior vessels were wrongly situated, as
though they had been displaced by some Vlo-
lent CONFUSION. For instance, the heart was
situated upon the right side instead ofthe left,
and one of the arteries leading from it, was
nearly large enough to admit mans two fin
gers in the aperture. The stomach was sim
gularly out of place, and, in the opinion OF DIR.
Rorer, it must have been so from his birth
The case was altogether of SO singular a ma
ture, that an account of it will shortly be pub
lished in one of the medical periodicals OF the
day. MIR. Fetters was well known to many OF
our citizens, but was never a healthy looking
man.
HENRY CLAY. This statesman was 70 years
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MISS POLLY DOLLY Low

|She stood in tears, like maiden all forlOrH,
Iyho MIXED the cow with the crump.ed horn
NJ iss Polly Dolly Adeline
Amelia Agnes Low,
Was none Of Natures iOurneymGu's
Unchisel'd work, trow.
Her forehead was AZ smooth as glass,
Her mouth was straight line,
And her eyes stood out as viSibly
As letters on sign.
The 'Venus of the Capitol
Was taller than Miss Low;
But then Miss Lows diameter
Made up for it you know;
Aud tho she was the mould Of form
And wore unrivalled shoes,
Her waist was not invisible,
And her feet were 'made to USE
Twas said, Miss Polly Dolly Low
Was waiting to diScaim,
The last sweet monosy liable
OF her romantic name;
And every Sunday evening,
She comb d her golden hair,
AMI at the window pensivey
Sat 'sighing in the air"
And Cupid, little rogue! was kind,
That is so often ctuei,
And to Miss Polly Doly's flame
He sent SLICK OF iueI;
A tall and handsome man was he,
The reigning village beau,
That made his bow one evening
! To Polly Dolly Low.
He took chair, and sided up,
And said, q guess as how
You think, Miss Polly AdeIpe,
I'm come TO court you now
Il know'J it, said the overcome
Miss Polly, 'lOng ag0;'
And on his neck she flung herself
Affectionate Miss Low!
And then got IN, quite ont of breath,
Young Ebenezer Stout,
And spoke again-'I guess as how
You didn't hear me out;
| thank you kindly for your kiss;
But am not your beau;
Twas brother Jackey wanted you!
Miss Polly Dolly Low
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THE AM ERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
~ CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care.
|riers, at only str and quarter cents per week
lie to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
Pliers, at the rate of -Four Dollars per year, pay
always, in advance.
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PORT OPPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

(Lomm' nclng on WUNUtFTi I3'N 5pIl, IsIU
For the convenience of the
IlsssSasss55a ~ afA citizens and others iii the vi
Ssssss:sssz5 M2e!l.&5a,, cniy Of Port DepQste and
4 Eiavre de- Grace, Passenger
Car viii be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock.
?. NJ, arriving III Baltimore about half past 7.
{1z-'rhs line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who 90 out in the Morning Mail Train to devote 3
ORD hours to business or recreation, at Havre dc
Grace or Port Dcposi e, and return to Baltimore by
dusk.
=. Fishermen and Sportsmen generally will f1d
this very seasonabe train to return early in The
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Spring GOODS.
- FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,

- FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
No. 900 BALTIMORE ST,
nave received by late arrivals from Europe large
addition to their former stock Of goods, which will he
increased by several packets which are TO arrive this
month.
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Iapes, Stay Bindings aud Thread Lace
carpet ana London BINDINGS
IaOrs' Trimmings
SATIN, SILK and Cotton CRAVArS
Spool Cotton
THey's Patent Shoe THREADS
English and German Hosiery and Gloves
Eobbin, Laces and EdgingS
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, complete assortment
ShuH Boxes and Jews Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and a general assortment Of
GERMAN Goods.
ALSO-On CONSIGNMENT
SOid Head PINS
GIT, Lasting, silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum SuspEndcrs, Combs
Playing Cards Brushes
Fancy Soap and rerlumery
CLOCKS, ERECTION Matches
She BLEACHING
Gilt Jewelry, Razor Strops, SC. iu which we in
vile the attention Of purchasers and VIII only say to
iheia that II they will rive us call be fore making
tict purchases they viii find it 10 their advantage,
as we have made such arrangements for importing
our goods as viii enable to offer them at prices
"Alch 'whho' l"Hio please lAl fell
Il .ADIEs' DRESS GOODS.
IA JUST RECEIVED,
a large and complete assortment OF Ladies' Dress
Goods OF the latest styles, which we invite the at
tcniiou Of al purchasers consisting IN pa.to
RAhXARlNES and BAREGES
NOUSELlNE DE LANES and GINGHANIS
Painted Lawns Cambri3 Lawns, Ginghams &c.
Also, new style GAMBKOONS
We ngtOn Cords; Summer Cloths
OREGON CORD; NhNKEEN
White and Brown LINEN DRiLLINGS
Super silk, Satin and Cashmere NESTINGS
French, English and Belgian CLOTHS
Linen CamhIic ana silk HDKFS.
POngee and limitation Madras DO
Cotton HOSIERY, some heavy country knH
Black and c9ored SILK GLOVES
White and coiurCd KID DO
Cap Nett; cotton Edangs and Lacss
"a "a, 1, > 4 and 4 beachCd and brown Sheet
ing, and Shittings,
Pentcmtiary plaids; O@NABURGS
Twill MusiHs and Osuabufgs
Daniask Table Cloths and Covers
GAlXE FLANNELS
BGachGd, Brown and Blue NUSLiNS
superior assortment Of SllAWLS-sk, Beragc,
Nett, ThibG' Wool, Grape, Mouseline de Laine, sc.
90 our stock is now complete, and with conf
dencC in our capacity IN please, we extend our inv
tatiOn to ali; fully satisfied they will find goods
cheap and of a. good quality as any house in the
city. J. LEE WEBSTER s. CO.,
No. IS Market street,
aps doors East of Frederick.
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HENRY CLAY. This statesman was 70 years
of age on Sunday last.
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EDRATT STREET SCHOOL BOOK,

EDRATT STREET SCHOOL BOOK,
y STATIONERY, AND BLANK BOOK DEPOT
No. l5l a6oiaing the Railroad Depot. We would
invite the attention of County Merchants, Teachers
and Others, who are in want of SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS, to our large and
complete assortment, all of which we pro mise 10 se
really at the lowest possible prices.
We have still alarge stock of MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS which we are selling at COST, with a view
of disseminating that branch the business in order
to devote whole attention TO School Books STA
tioncfy and Blank Books.
We manufacture all our own BLANK BOOKS,
and can safely assert they are not surpassed by any
in this country for neatness and durability.
% RAGS taken in exchange for Books SC.
PARSONS * KURTX,
Cheap Book Store, Isl Pratt-st,
apib next 20 the Railroad Depoi,
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~ 0IlCE. hereby give notice that shall ap-
~ ply to the Board uf Heath fer permission To
erect Slaughter House an the Eat side of Penn
sylvanla Avenue, between Wilson end Freshman sis
spl-3aw2w JOHN w, PENTZ
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mn ANY are they who experience all the delights
VIZ and qualifications having sound, healthy aud
useful Teeth and Gums yet it is not without abuHd-
ant reason; for none ever used WuEELER'S TEA
BERRY TOOTH WASH without deriving such be
nahts from it. These advantages are open and tree
oalI, as il always entirely ToOthachc in one
minute, and still at the same time protects The Tooth
nom all decay. and likewise it SOregcss of the
Gums, and S0Iness OF the Gums, and entirely stOps
Bleeding OF The Gums and athou III superior for cur
ing These complaints, its is not confined To them
alone" rs by dintng with water and applying It tDT
preserving, healthy Teeth and Gums, they eau
be subject ID any disease! as IL always keeps the
Teeth, Gums and Mouth pleasant and in The most
pure state of health.
F7-Dcpot No. lei BALTIMORE STREET above
South. ah02
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= eEag.pg For ANNAPOLIS, " EsT
.y-sr7asfssErSrsANU SOUTH RIVER. Tae steamer
sla.at:s5aerseZ. VI ARYLANn will leave Baltimore Oh
9Th April, at OelocE, from her usual place start
ing lower end Dugan's wharf Freight for The places
above named will be taken on hoard on Wednesday
evening and Thursday morning.
A. b. All baggage al the risk of the owner.
mh2S-d LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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al lew ARRIVAL OF
~ FRESH SPRING GOODS.
r. PCLPER1LqCTTER has Just returned from "
York, and will open This morning the most narnii-
cent style Of SPRING GOODS ever offered before in
tEis market, viz:
.O0Opiores ofvery .ich and entirely new style Bon
net RIBBONS, for ladies' and misses.
Several cases Of French Artificial Flowers.
cartoons Thread Laces and Edgidgs.
" lnsCuings.
Real VaenCieNnes Lace and Edgnas.
" g Regency " -
! g Black silk and SayOny Lacps
ALSO-A full and select assortment of Jacconets
Cambri1s, Swiss Nusiins and Mus; Book Nusiins
Bishop Lawns; Victoria Lawns; Ladies Skirs, &c,
together with an entirely new stock of Plain and
Embroidered l.. G. Handkerchiefs; French Worked
Sears, &c. mh23
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HI IN GLOVES,
H. liza OF EVERY COLOrR,
,33aM BLOND LACE, KID 81 SATIN SHOES, &c
WAs8 NSED

fsstgSt 81 AS ~ bODA Equal IL NEW.
All articles maybe obtained FOUR DAYS from the
inc left, unless otherwise ordered The following are
he only Agents in this city for the above establishment:
ELLIS q SICOLAI, 20 BallimOrP-st.,
nearly opposite Ilolliday-st.
i, a. NlCkEESON'S Dry Goods Store,
No. - North Howard street.
l.. HhMMERSLOUGu, 50 N. Howard-st
ial3 JAMES NJ. HAIG, No. l2l Baltimore street.
ggNO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPO-
ii SAILS viii he received by the subscriber at the
office OF Tie Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road Company
Light street, Baltimore, mp 10 Saturday, hpaI 18Th
inclusive, for the workmanship Of laying 20 miles Of
new track extending eastwaTdly to Hnrper's Ferry
The materials will ne delivered Oh the ground 20 as
TO permit the work 10 be commenced in all the oG;h
Of June, with view 10 its complexion by the lst o
December ensuing. No proposals for less than ten
miles viii be received. specification and model Of
the track may be stem at the Company's Office, and
further information be- had there respecting the work,
BY order oftte Presidcn. and Directors
BENZ. II. LATROBE,
mhl6 2lwtAlo Chief Engineer.
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lSTEAtNS d STIxTEEN,
y No. 2O7 BALTIMORE STREET,

=, UUTWEUII IIIHTICS dTIU LIgTI-bIs'
Have just received full assortment of Hosiery;
Gloves; Milts; Undershius and Drawers; Zephyr
W0rseds; Cotton Frnges; Spool Cottons; KNITTING
Cotton; Corset and Boot Lacets; Bed Lace; Patent
Threads; Hooks and Eyes; Pins, Needles, Tapes and
Bohbns; Sewing Silks and Twist; Purse Twist and
Purse Ornaments; Bag and Purse Clasps; Steel Beeds
Venetian Cords; Bindings and Tasses; Buttons Of all
kinds; Vest Buckles; Gallons; Suspenders; Carpet
Findings; silk Braids, and great many other ar
cles too numerous to AentiOn-all of which they
will sell at the lowest pa ble prices.
R3~Some OF the abovfarticies they are enabled to
sell to dealers ut manufacturers prices. mh27-lm
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Should reflect that n sound and body are the mos,
necessary requisites TO promote COMMUNAL happiness.
Indeed without these, the journey through life be-
comes a weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly dark
ems to the viewthG mind becomes Swallowed with
despair, and filled with the melancholy reflection tia,
the happiness of another becomes bghted with our
nun
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IoRAL TALE FOR TIE OLD AND YOUNG.
BY Prof j. III. Ingraham.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
upn5un,v. nR C.V,rnN

Per steamboat Noxub fun Tuscaloosa-J Withers cs l56 bales; Fontsine X Son l39; w Miller 55; R1ves, Battle x co 4S L Andrews < co 34; O'Cum- mlns & co B: Andrews Dawson 35; A Pope X Son 24i Tarti, Stewart & 25; Carlisle 2s Maudln & Terrell lg; D stodder l0i x Glover co g; Win sion co 4; Allen X Iiaden 3: Peck Shackeliord 6.
 Per steamboat Wm Bradatreet from Mon lgomery- Tarloton bales; E l. Andrews ds l26; Tar teton I Scott 220; W Waller l; Desha, Smith co 26si Leavsns & Malone g. Harwel & Davis 36; Pope & Son 7s; Smith, Wyckoh Nicoll le6; Wainwright 9; BulI, Dyche X co 8; Boykln X McRae 20; WA Arm- strong X co l5 G Henry 24,Toomer, Gay < co l50; c Labuzsn 5ei Strang Uirlck G. J Walsh 26: M Wilhers & 50 5; Dickerson Eusts '; Donald X Mar shall 24; Gordon Curry IS; T Lesesne 1; Andrews Dawson l6s Seaman 5i J simpson 32; Lyon Baker 9; R Craig B; c Goode l; c Cook 8; Ledyard * co l9: Harrison & Robinson 65 order 2b.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
PINEa,a ALHAMRRA.

EZ8, Tins extensive establishment has lately ks& been refIted in handsome slsle. and private en- made direct from Royal street to the splendld Ball and Concert Room, the second floor. which has also been fitted uY handsomely. for Balls, Con eerts and Fairs, and may be considered one o he finest rooms in the southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied wiih the hest ol WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department will be under Ihe immediate superin- tendance of theprourietor whose exertons 10 please he trusts will mol he found wanting.
 In addition tO inc celebrated Beef Steaks. Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can At all times hereafter, be accommodated with Buck whent Cakes and WELSH RABBITS. nov26cm
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
PUBLIC SALEn
AnMInIa1RAr0h,s sAIE


 pursuance of order and deeree made by ths honorable Joha A Cuihbert. Judge of he cnunry court of Mobile county, ~ill expose for ale on Monday the first day of February rext, in front of he house fd said county. al the urual hour O f Sherih's saes the following described real etIale of which he late Fuphr' zine MeVoy died slt zed i, viz: The twD lenements whlch cumpuse the 'sDsu- Phin Street Hotel" situate spon inc north east cor "sr of Dauphin and S Joseph sreeir, in he city o 1bils. having lrcnl of eighty six feet, more or a SI Joseph street. and front of fifty one feet more or less, Dauphin sreei
 Also. lst of ground and the dwelling and ost buildings thereon, bsng ths late residence of Mrs EuPhrozlhe McVoY, commencing al the north west corner of Cha le. Le Baron's lo thence north sIo west, one hundred and fifty five ftet one inch thence south 90 vest TWO hundred snd six feet six inches, thence south Slo east one hundred and fifty hSc feet inch, to land of ChaI les Le Baron thence north 9o east two hundred and SIX feet six inches 10 the place ol beginning b, unded south by Kennedy north by Isabella street. (not opened) east by Ls Baron and west by " H Carey.
 1hs ferns Of sale will be one ionrth cash, one fourth payable the lsl Jule lS47 one fourth pay able lhe 1sl December, lsi7, and the other fourth payable the lst day of March lSiS the purchaser giving notes wuh mortgage on he premises 10 secur their payment. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Administrator de bsnis on the estate of Lu- deol9tds pLrOzine McVoy, deceased.
 E B GALE, Auctioneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-29
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