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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. A large whale
caught and lowed into Rockpori, about week
since, IS supposed 10 be the one that Jonah
swallowed, from the fact that a pair of boots
bearing that gentlemsn's name were found in
his stomach. The leather is much shrivelled
from the action of the gastic juice. but enough
Of them remain TO satisfy any one of their an
.tiquity They are to be deposited with the
Massachusetts Antiquarian Sociey.-Knicker-
booker
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AWFUL DEATH OF FELIX q.
MCCONNELL,
Late Member Of the House Of Representatives.

We had but laid down our len, having
closed for the day our Thoughts Worth No
tice,o when an awful case presented itself as a
fit illustration of the thoughts we had been
pursuing, and which we promise still 10 pur.
sue. Look al il oh, we dealers in the accursed
article Look at il, ye Tavern Keepers, who
regard this business as lawful think Of the
awful condition Of a man thus brought under
the influence of the demon Alcohol Think ol
the representative Of free and happy people
brought under this influence, unlil The habit
became so controlling as TO make the peoples
Representative the servant OF this worst tyrant,
leading him to that dreadful selEmurder! -
Where is he2 Where is he2 his body lays a
lifeless. disgusting, self-murdered lump ofclay
once animated by the spirit OF a man -bu
where, oh where is the spirit! gone 10 give
an account at the bar Of God, who has to warn
us, declared "that no murderer hath eternal
life." Where is his wife where are her chill
dren! how distressed must her condition be
when this news reaches her ears He who
was once an amiable man, a kind husband, a
loving father, respected citizen, has, under
the influence of that worst monarch, taken
away his own life.
We most sincerely sympathise with the wi
dow-trust that the good Lord will take care
Of her and the dear children, while they re-
member with regret the end Of their father
Let them be warned, and learn in early life 10
imbbe habits Of sobriety and morality, and to
fear God and keep his commandments, one Of
which is "Look not thou upon:the wine when
il is red, when il giveth its color in the cup
!. at the last, it biteth like SER
pent, and stingeth like an adder" We warn
the people Of the United States to see to it.
that they do not any more send men to repre-
sent them who viii encourage the dealing in,
or using Of, the article as beverage. Let US
again warn them to instruct the Senators and
Representatives to drive it from the basement
Of the Capitol.
The following is the verdict of the Jury Of
Inquest: ~ $ @
That the deceased came TO his death by stabs
inflicted by himself with clasp knife in his
right side and neck, on the morning Of the 10Th
Of September, 1886, while he was at his lodg-
| ings, in number l3 Of the st. Charles Hotel,
in the city Of Washington; and the Jury be-
lieve,. from the evidence Of Or. T. Miller,
and other witnesses, that the dec eased was in
a state Of mental arrangement, or mania. a-potu
when he stabbed himself in the manner aiore-
said.
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Mr.. EDIToR-SIR In conversation with an
Irish gentleman, this afternoon, upon the sub
ject Of the present suffering Of Ireland, he de-
cared that the accounts received BY the
late arrivals were false; that the idea
of famine in Ireland was preposterous, and a
man in his sober senses ought not to give lredil
to such reports. For, say she, "when pJfatoe,
are two pence per stone, it is impossible thai
the people should want" Notwithstanding
there was not potato TO be Aad.-Knicker-
booker.
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A Novel ENTERpRIsE. An expedition,
which promises the most important, results both
10 science and commerce, is at this moment
fitting out in England, for the purpose Of nav
igating some OF the more important unexplor-
ed rivers in South America. Ii is to be under
the commend of Lord Ranclagh. Several no.
blemen and gentlemen have already volunteer
ed 10 accompany his lordship, and the enter
prizing and sciennHt band, il is said, will sail
as soon as the necessary arrangements shall
be completed ed.-Knickerbocker.
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To Pickle Onions. Choose the small onion,
either white or red put them onin cold water,
with handful Of salt, and when it s.sclalding
hot. takethem out, peel off the skins till they
look clear lay them on a cloth to dry, then put
in jar; boil quart of vinegar, in which put
half of an ounce Of alspice, the same of gar
lie, and one sliced nutmeg; pour the vinegar
and spices boiling over the onions, when cold,
tie over with leather, and keep in dry place.
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SPEAK KoUT-FAIRNEss.-The Ledger Of Sa-
turday accuses several Of the small papers in
this ci,yn with stealing the telegraphic news.
AS we class ourselves among the small papers,
we ask Of you, as an act of fairness Mr..
Ledger, TO speak out, and exculpate the Eagle.
Native Eagle.
We certainly did not mean TO refer to the
Eagle, which we have always found pursuing
an honorable course in this matter. The jour
nails we referred to, are the Daily Sun and Dai-
ly Chron.-Ledger, 1h
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The following is said to be an almost sure
means Of saving life in case Of lightning
stroke ;-"When any one is struck by light
ming, the first thing applied should be cold vim
egar-b bathing the person well throughout.
Should the patient complain of pain in the
arms or any other limb, let bleeding be resort
ed to, and give dose Of glauber salts which
dess o aoms pe aven anS ND ne esse
if they afford no relief, no human efforts will =
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We learn that new Cotton Factory is be-
ing built at Ellicotl's Mills, by the Granite
Manufacturing Company, which will soon be
in operation and will employ about 800 hands
The machine shop in connection with this ex-
tensive establishment, will give work to $50
persons. This don't look like ruin.
Bait. Argus.
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Massachusetts has more than 300 towns,
where not drop Of alcohol can be bought,
except from physicians
This does not look as if the passage of the
fifteen gallon law, or its repeal, or any other
hasty Legislation, or any thing else, had ruined
the cause in the Bay State.
Del Temp. Herald.
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A Gentleman boased that he had drank two
three or four bottles of wine every day for fifty
GEARS, and that he was as hale and hearty as
yver.
Pray remarked bystander, where are
your boon companions p
'Ah.' he quickly replied, that is another af-
fair; if the truth may be told, have buried
three entire generations!'
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ing up in every city. without proper moral re-
straint. is much larger than mos, persons are
aware Of. Here is wide field for the exercise
Of true benevolence. 81. Louis stands as much
in need Of benevolent action in this respect, as
any other city Prevention is better than pun
ishmeRt.
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Sailors ..WIr. A ship owner had consid-
cradle trouble with seaman who had got top
heavy on his advance wages. After the vessel
had accomplished her voyage, it came to this
mans turn for settlement
what namep
Gain, SIR was the reply. .s
'What,' rejoined the merchant, 'are you the
man who slew his brother?
mo, sir said Jack, with knowing wink,
4 am the man that was slewed.'
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THIEVES IN DISGUISE. On Monday after
noon, beggar entered the dry good store of a
lady in Lexington street, near Howard, Balti-
more, and on leaving, the lady missed from
the drawer about $l2 in money and two finger
rings; and on yesterday morning similar de-
ception was practiced on lady in High street,
the beggar thief carrying off some spoons and
clothing while the lady was up stairs looking
for something TO give her. The best remedy
for this sort Of evil is not to take your eyes of
any beggar that enters your place.
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DIED.

AT Kingston, Canada, on Saturday morning
September 9Th, SARAH, wife Of Mr.. Francis
Hall, senior editor and proprietor of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, in the Goth year
of her age
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SoLpIrRs' REwARD. The Duke OF Welling-
ton has ordered that no more than hlly lashes
shall hereafter be given 10 soldier. The sol
der has reason to be grateful for this mark OF
kindness. In time OF war the officer receives
all the glory Of well fought battle, and The
soldier his sixpence and pewter medal The
government has now graclously reduced the
number Of lashes the latter shall receive IN
time Of peace TO iity What fine thing is
glory
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OrThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of l4h street, not suharzed to receive the
money for the Fountain they are only TO carry the
paper Ifany Of the Subscribers fail to get the paper
they will plsass let il be known. Our proper au-
thorized collector will call on the first Saturday in
sysry month. and collect the amount due.
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Temperance Conreniion, A meeting Of the
Delegates Of the Maryland Temperance Soci-
ties, took place in the First Presbyterian church,
corner Of North and Fayete streets, this morn
ing.--Balt. Argus.
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The Albany Argus annouces the death on
Friday morning 4th al the residence Of Gen.
is. Van RENSSELAER,. Of the death Of the Rev
David Abeel, the first American Missionary
to China, aged AZ.
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DEADLY LIVELY. Twosextons meeting the
other day, one of them remarked on the vast
increase Of mortality. "Well." replied the
other, "you're luckier than me. for havn't
buried living soul these three weeks !"
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SELECTED SCRAPS.
ViRrUE-Oh. that il were mine
To worship singly at her shrine !

An AwKwAkD Carr. A young lady was
acoosted by clergyman in lane when going
TO church he asked why she did mol 60 across
the fields. Upon which she replied, They
were TOO stile-ish for her.
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PANFUL ACCIDENT. A young man named
Pell, from Elicou's Mills, in jumping from the
cars as they were coming in yesterday near the
Three Tuns Tavern. fell under the wheels and
had both his legs so badly crushed that il was
feared amputation would be necessary.
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CARRIERS.

o. Carriers are wanted for this paper. Any
one who will take route, shalt have them for
62 2 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office. We feel confident that this affords
a fne opportunity for any person out Of EN-
ployment. a,{
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N E WIS ITE MS.
What is it but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p Co,opeT

AT a meeting Of the First Baltimore Sharp
Shooters, held on 7th inst, Richard Lilly was
elected Captain; Jacob Gross, lst Lieutenant;
Francis M. Page; ed Lieut.; and George Rep
part, Jr Sd Lieut..
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The Hon. John Y. Mason, Qate Attorney
GeneraD entered upon his duties yesterday as
Secretary Of the Navy, in place of tbs Hon
George Bancroft.
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BY resolution of The Grand Division OF the
Sate Of Delaware, the Delaware Temper
ance Herald" has been adoptpd 9s the organ
Of the Sons Of Temperance for this State.
del. Temp. Herald.
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Il The Columbian Fountain has nearly, il not
anite as wide circulation in this city any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
or city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind.
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FLoUR. The receipts are extremely light,
and The market unsettled. Last sales from stores
S4. No,fixed prices from wagons.
GsAis. Yesterday there was but little Wheat
offering, and there wa, no sales worth report
ing. The market is decidedly better. Last
sales Of white Corn al so cents--yelow 81 a
So cents.
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g HOLMES, Grocer, has just received an ad-
~. ditional supply Of Sugars, and now offers for
SALE
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars
Brown and white Havana Clarified do
Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered do
He has also on hand general and rfeeh supply
Of Groceries septll
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STEAM ENGINES. In 1874 France possessed
4,3l9 steam engines, equalling in power one
million three hundred and twenty one thousand
nine hundred and twenty nine men
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VTNHE PSALMIST, all the sizes and various
= styles of plain and fancy bindings, at
WIN. Q. FORCES,
sept ll--3t Penn. avenue, corner 10th street.
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The alterations at the entrance of the Rail
road Depot, in Pratt street, are fast drawing to
completion, and are made with an eye 10 the
prevention Of accidents, by widening the door
ways for the egress and ingress of the cars
The front Of the building will be supported by
two immense iron pillars, cast at Mount Clare
Foundry, and sirengthed by being lrussed with
wrought iron, and otherwise.
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The UsE OF A ToNaUE A Mr.. Austin has
realised the enormous sum Of S225,O0O this
season from his services as an advocate before
the railway committees Of The British Parlia-
ment.
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Deaths in Boston, for the week ending Sept
4, 80; of which | / died Of cholera lntantum,
l2 of disease of the bowels, 6 Of dysentery
and of consumption.
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MEDICAL CARD.

CAND.
nR. ALFRED H. LEE tenders his professional
~ services to the citizens of Washington and its
vicinity. Office corner Pa. avenue and 9TH street,
formerly the dagureotype rooms.
July lS-3ms
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u. s. DISTRICT CoURT. This court is still
in session, but no business Of public import
ance has yet been transacted. Bait. Argus.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

nECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
II Miniature Sheet-with the Heads of the
Presidents For sale at this Office.
june30-tf
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Two Immense IRON plllarS, cast al mount Clare
Foundry, and sirepgthed by being trussed with
wrought iron, and otherwise.
James Smith, Esq, an Attorney at Law Of
Sing Sing, left that place on the 22d ult., on
board the steamer ST. Nichols, in usual health,
and in about fifteen minutes was corpse. No
previous symptom was given, and his death
was probably the cause debility as he has been
feeble for some time. Capt. Frazee, of the st.
Nicholas, returned and left the remains al Sing
Sing. st. Louis American.
THUNDER GusT Al BALLsToN. We learn
from the Ballston Spa Daily Telegraph, that a
violent thunder storm visited that place on
Thursday. A barn belonging TO Mr. Ephram
Miller was struck and with all its contents,
destroyed. The Telegraph line was hit in three
places, destroying two Of the poles and throw
ing some of the fragments fifty feet. The fan
ges of the glass balls were slightly broken but
the wire was not injured by the destruction Of
the posts.-Troy Post.
RgvIvAL OF RELIGION. The Methodist camp
meeting which was held near Nashville city
not long since. resulted Eve are informed on
good authority in the conversion Of 95 per-
sons. The revival spirit spread into the city,
and at all the Methodist churches large congre-
gallons have been in constant attendance. or
lhe whole number of conversions, including
nose at the camp ground, Rl3 have joined the
Methodist E. Church South The work is
sun going on, and is deepening and spreading
mo signs OF an inclination 10 stop. we are
told, have yet been manifested.
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The September terms of the County ant
City Courts commence on Monday morning
next. Bait. Argus.
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ACCIDENTS. A German aborer was severe
w injured yesterday afternoon on board the
ship Eliza, by the falling Of large box upon
his back, while discharging the cargo. Dr.
Lawrense rendered him prompt medical assist
ance.
Yesterday morning horse run away with
light wagon on the Hookstown Road.
There were two boys in it, sons Of Mr.. Bush
of Baltimore county. both Of whom narrowly
dscaped with their lives, one Of them having
oisocated his ancle by leaping out and the
ither iujuring his arm severely by the upset
ting of the vehicle. -Balt. Argus.
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The following from the St. Louis New Era
is so much 10 the point, we adopt it and re-
commend It's perusal:
Or The small boys who straggle about the
streets, and on steamboats,, without any super
intending control, are the persons who, in ripper
years, form the stock Of rogues and thieves tha,
infest the country. The large number Of little
girls who live without proper control or guar
diansnp, who are engaged in peddlng or-other
temporary employmenls, swell the number Of
those who live by lewdness and vice. The
number Of 20 uns persons who are thus grow
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CHARACTERISTIC Acknowledgement
OF Fop1 Baows-Soon after the firing commenced Cd
the 5h day OF the bombRrdment old soldier was busy
making coffee for his be prided himself Oh bis
coffee and on the military precision with which he
seryed out his morning beverage Just as be bad COM
pieted making II, and was stopping down to pour 1t into
the several tin cups OF bls mesa shell whzzed over
the parapet from Matsmoros. unnoticed oy him ana
struck In the ashes and ebers and turned his refresh
meut, into the fire. The sodiercook was greatly excl
ed be seized the burning fuse igned The powder
n The sbe and drawing it out no turned round holding
A. In his hand as n Il lighted segar, and with
nost ruefu couutepance and voice, exclaimed There
them Id yellow Mexcans have upset my coffee"
New Orleans paper.
~ Sol Smith, the eccentric manager. preacher
and lawyer went into the ST Louis Police Court few
dsvs ago 10 prosecute fellow for kicking up row at
hic theatre As soon be go. inside drtytaced Gimp
applied to him to defend him In riot case TO which
Sol consented and received bis " To his utter aston
i,hmept when the boy called up aud Sol had re.
spopdsd az his Attorney, ods hefdentiedl op he had
v,osecu.ed fur the at his theatre There was no
chance for buck out however, and Sol went on, de-
tended and cleared bis client
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miscellaneous.

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of religious o-;eI i, vii eIsr: fon1 'ns spuL- a.
he Gospel Practical Christianity "hica ,oeI
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with al he erierpr.ss OF Cariiasn oeneFo-nce :.
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circle which L gay - striitec- y re 5oants pIt
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School Room = which - Ea:or VII sroeAYot 20 y
han II he character or fresic- :esener $50.
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OF pTsr;ca lie II I'll pJe,-r; E--EE siTAnbclf' "a SH
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his department Of he paper De row oc ais q; % -
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MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
FoR GigLs. Al PcUGHKEEFsIE, " Z;
THIS INSTITUTION is adapted 10 young sdiei Of eye
1 ~ are All tie Department.. OF T1nsisItisl AID fn-
sbed course OF edIcs:icu Taught The sumner term
VII open on The IN q dth moth tMsyl For catalogues
containing particular Information spp!y IN Nex-York City
JAS S GIBBONS, Bank Of the STATE OF Ne-forE, or 10
PoughSeep-ie 10
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~. s-s nURhtS AND ESSEX kAiiIkU ID.
$y8 <F} summer Arrangement Commencing Moncay,
May fth, 1916 -Arrsngemsn will soOu made,
OF which due notice Will be- given for addions train
leaving NurrstoTn al A. and Now-Yors nj II no on.
Leave N-"-YofE Leave Newark, Leave Morrialowp
O'CLOCK A. n. O'clock A. M 81 O'Clock A. M
Pm. PM p M
Passengers by the Morning Train to Morri,orn viii Ar,
rive there Al 0i o'clock where ges will be- In readiness
10 convey them 10 Scbooleys Mountain, Wa.hing on Be.
yd-re and Eseon daily TO Succssun, SRDhope New ton
Milford and Owego on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
dhys; and To RocEsway Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays each Line relurnrz
.hc following days Meet ths Z. NJ. trans for NJ Y x
viii al,o leave for BasEing Ridge every evening ou
tho arrival Of tho cars III MorriIown.
Passengers 20 through to and from Jersey City without
changing On leaving The Guy passengers will de-
post .5e!T baggage In the the foot of Cor,ands
where Agent Will bs la attendance IT, All
package. bundles must be entered the wRyb The
Company will not mold themselves ponsihc
Freight will b, forwarded immediately Morriatown
Newark or IN. Transportation Office OF the j.
R. T. AMI Ttaas Co. foot Of Llber.ys, and desired will
be called for Ia soy OF lbs City, by application snd
office. IRA DODD, Superintendent my5 II
sCHoOLEV'S MOUNTAIN, via Horrs,own and Nor
ria ana Essex railroad from Ne Ssrk.ro Accommodate
travellers Schooley's mounsin from Philadelphia sod
Newark and HofrUowo, by tho Morris snd Essex Rail-
road, commencing Mondsy, July 18Th, leaving MornstU~r
At 9. NJ; leaving Newark al r NJ Or, the arrival
of tho IL rsH from NewYork and Tho morning uain
from PHILADELPHIA wh which uans Tiers will be direct
Connection B. tHts train will arrive al Nor
rsown At y ~ where STAGES will be- readiness TO con-
yry them 6ir-ctly 10 SchuOl-y . Mountsin. ly8
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-TlIoS11lp 0F PACKE Ts FOX LIZ
erpooNP.sae.o Of hs lsh JAY TIE Few sa .os.
and fas. sailing PACKET mp Up, On Taarsd.y, JAY
HaIass Capt KEEL Ts. Inssuseen: p.cke. "a. spsa
tsT fs s..ss q ssaaee1 .sa
psneasefs, "nlca N. hest borhs, apply on board, o.
We 80 S,S,s ,,,eS sr % W. al T. TAfscoff,
P "a "a soqth.st "a door hetor sufunsfp'
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uNHG POCKET ESCRIToiR-sein ssaAI
elaborate csse, covered with morocco, plain sti So
perby ,liurrin.,sd IS IN by q n: deep uniting he
entire requisites OF Inc porabLe dex and conis2ins ne
Usay celebrated Letter sod coin balance with pea holder
application fiuf,xn6 with lrdis rubber stopper, riae
steel peas etter apd ehec1wr ses memorandum so!-i
AID elong card, l2uch measure. India rubber - gum
recsllfo. or other waters, scks OF sealing YAK
ape.s wax Procrh-Ac hghs being SUE seal 500
letters, &c Fer sale by JOAN J, BROWN co.
lSlo No l22 Fuioc-s, rssr Nassau
HAMS, TONGUES, snoEed Bsef aud Pork. oIi up
fer family use for sale By TOWNSEND co 4, ,hetr
Packing Esishahness, Nos ~ and 20 CnrJs;ie-E neay
Eouicri Tsey have also for sale pu&eds celesrstsd
Hsrs BY Wholesale or ressil iyI av