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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

VIRGINIA. AT a Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery held for Augusta County.
at the Court house, on Monday, June 22nd, 1886
Philip Sheets, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Elizabeth Sheets, widow of Elias Sheets, decd.
and others, Deh's.
sit is therefore adjudged, ordered and decreed.
that unless the said Philip Sheets shall within
ninety days from the date of this Decree paw to
Nicholas C. Kinney, the receiver of this Court. the
sum ofSl64 l3s, with legal interest thereon from
the 4th day Of November, lS43, till paid, John
Crawford be and he is hereby appointed commits
soner, who SHALL after having given at least thirty
days notice of the time and place OF sale in some
public newspaper published in the town of Staun-
ton, proceed TO sell on the premises for cash. SO
much OF the tract OF land in the bill and proceed
lngs mentioned (not assigned as dover to the de-
iendant Elizabeth Sheets) as may be necessary to
pay the said sum of 1854 l39, with interest as
aforesaid and costs OF sale, and to report his pro-
ceedings to this Court''
An extract from the decree)
Teste, r. III. KINNEY. n r
Agreeably to the foregoing decree L shall proceed
TO sell SO much of the land mentioned above as will
pay off the sum above mentioned and costs. Said
land lies about one mile north of Mt Sidney in
Augusta, and is valuable tract of land. The sale
Will take place on the premises on Saturday the
18th day OF November next at | | O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Comm'r.
October %, 1916.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.

1--WE Academic year commences on the first dan of
4 September-,chcn all are requested to be present
closes on the first of July.
The first Session on the first of Septsmber
the second Session on the first Of February
Expenses for Session of Five Months.
English, Literary, and Scientific Course
per session OF five months, $I0to SIS.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 10
Music on Piano Forte Guitar, with in
structions in Vocal Music accompany
ing, and use of Piano Forte 90
Drawing and Painting, TO-
Glass in Chemistry for Experiments 80 cents each.
lncidcntals for Rents, so cents each
b o a Il ID n G.
Boarding in respectable and gcntcel families can be
procured for from SIS to s 10 per month.
PAY Nj NTS
The bills for tuition payable in advance. As,
however this is not enforced, they required TO be
paid at the close ofhc session settled by bond bear
ing interest from the commencement of the session.
r. w. BAILEY.
August 81, 1916.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

hOW TO GET HEALTH-Thousands Of persons
i continue TO Themselves of Colds, Coughs
Headaches, Rheumatic Affections Small Pox Measles
Cosycncss Influenza and the host of those indications
OF the body OF the blood being out Of order simply by
pcrscverngly using BRASDRETH'S VEGETABLE USi-
vERsAL Pills, so long any symptoms Of dcrange-
mcnt in any organ remain. Often, by adopting this
course which experience has proved according to Ma.
ture, it being merely assisting her, have many in v
days been restored to health who, but for Brandrets
Pills had been sick for months. The value of this
medicine is beyond price.
Sold at Dr. BrandrethS Principal Office, 2il Broad
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THE, MARKETS

FLOUR, in Baltimore, had declined from $3.50
to $5,l2-CATTLE, supply good, at So and rs
nett.
Flour, in Richmond, some sales at $5,31, but
So,5O generally askod-CATTLE, good beef, 81 so
and S5.--PoRK So
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TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS REWARD.

TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS REWARD.
u AN AWAY from the subscriber the 9th of DC
~ tobcr, on his return from Richmond a boy by
the manic Of EMANUEL VIEWER, about cigli-
teen years of age, five feet six inches high He is
supposed to be residing in Richmond. All persons
are warned not TO harbour or employ said boy. and
if they do i is at their own peril The above re-
ward will be given for the delivery of said boy.
JOHN HARRIS.
October %. 1876
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EDUCATION,

TNHE subscriber will resume his School in
Il Churchville on Tuesday the 10th of Novem-
Der next. and close the 10th of April IS47. His
prices will be the same as heretofore.
JOHN G. SLOWER.
October 90, 1646.-3w@
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HIGH PRICES CERTAINLY ABOLISHED
C0WNN g DNANINSo
AT THEIR
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Main 81. Stanton, va.
SIGN OF THE UMBRELLA,

CIO IN vi i III u M is IL ~ L. L.,
THE undersigned pledge themselves to demon
stratc to all who will favor them with a call
and who will examine their Stock, that thew are
now prepared and determined to offer greater in
ducemens to purchasers than ever offered before i'm
inns community They are now in full receipt of
their very large and handsome assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods.
consisting in part of the following articles:
and o-4 Pilot Cloths from so cents to $3.50.
Beaver Cloths, heavy, for ovcr-coats.
Cd Cloth, gold mixed, for business coats, warrant
80 cd alt wool, for 81 so. ..>...
French and English Broad Cloths, fresh, from
$3.50 to 50.
Double Milled English Cassimerus, handsome f.
cure, from ST. to 1926.
French Cassimeres, black.
English do do from al Of To "A
Cassnets, from 40 and 50 cents to ST por ward.
Ky. Jeans, good, from % cents to 50 cents
Great variety of Mouslins, handsome patterns. at
%, 81, SO, and SO cents per yard
Large assortment of Vestings, such as Velvet, Sa-
tin, Cashmere, Silk, &c., sc.
oOO pieces American, French and English Calicoes,
varying in price from 4 TO 25 cents Der ward
among which is a variety of Furniture and
Oil Prints, very cheap.
Rich Cashmere Robes, Silk Warpt Omber Stri-
ped Cashmeres.
English Cashmeres, rich patterns, from rs cents
- TO o2 cts. per yard.
Black Bombazincs.
Figuted. plaid and plain, Black Silk Warp Alpac-
cas-, great bargains.
Gala Plaid, California, Palo Alto, and Rough and
Ready Plaid, very handsome.
Plain and twill, and black and white Ginghams,
new style.
Carpetngs from 25c to $l;75 per yard.
Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts from l2s to 81 per pair
Large stock ofDomestcs, and Servants Wear, very,
cheap.
GROCERIES; general assortment
Thirty-fve Cases
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
all kinds, and great variety Of other articles too
numerous to be enumerated, all Of which have been
recently purchased III the Eastern Markets for cash.
at the present greatly reduced prices Call at once
and share the benefits Of low prices c. SD.
Staunton, October 22, 1916
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JCST RECEIHEI

JUST RECEIVED.
"a for sale by DAVIS a KSYSER ~"
October %, 1876
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JUST RECEIHEn

10 CASES HATS, embracing all the kinds in usc
\ for sale vcry low at wfiIrfS ~ ,, ~ use
October 81, 1916. - ~ v" o.
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Inst KcCcircH,

SILK, LAMBS WOOL and Cotton Net Shirt, and
- Drawers al WHITE & CO.'S M"
October %, 1916
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Just ReceiVeN,

OD0 PS. CALICOES, embracing all sorts from 6
wv Id to 25 cents Elegant Cashmere cbon,,,O
raj Robes, Cmbrc Casimeres, Cashmerctt Nonsinf Io
iaine, English Cashmcrcs, Alpacas, Bonbazincs f;ais
pi"ds, Shawls, Hosiery, Fringcs, French Prints
Dnghams, &c, bought very low in New YORK and for
sale cheap by WII,r,ts - I ~1 ior
October %, 1916. - "
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KOOEs Nifk Shoes.
Eg.NELY GROCERzES,

A ND especially fine Loaf aud other Sugars Java
"A Maracaibo Coccs, ticrce very fine Trinidad
Molasscs, at WIitTE Z. CO.'S "u
October o. 1916.
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A LAKGE assortment and at reduced prices Just re
~ ccivcd and for sale by a s. KINNEY.
November 5, 1916
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-13
EDOsITIXELY IN ONE MINUTE, AN

EDOSITIVELY IN ONE MINUTE, AN
D. EFFECTUAL CURE OF ALL TOOTHACHE
will he performed by the application of WHEEL
ER'S TEABERRY TOOTH WASH, and it will al
ways protect the Tooth entirely from decay. Also,
all soreness of the Gums is effectuay cured by it,.
is thoroughly and permanently stopped by it, and
the application of it t. the teeth, gums aud mouth,
keeps them ever pleasant, and always in the best
state of health
Wheele''s Teabe " Tooth Wash having cured a
cancerous scurf that on my gums-and as il
now, by occasional use, keeps the teeth, gums and
mouth pleasant, and entirely healthy, | take great
pleasure in stating that, in my belief all who suffer
from scuri the gums, and will it for preserv-
ing the tee n and gums, will be very much gratiied
with 1t. JOHN DE FoRIA.
Sold at No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET,
mh2S above South,
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ter, in London. The monster WHITE BEAR, from
the Royal Gardens in Parls-together with twelve
large wagon loads of Animals, will be added to The
Menagerie at Baltimore. The performance of MI.
PIERCE with the Animals is of a superior kind.
Ee{G3- TO THE PUBLIC. There is no study, that
is important TO the youth of rising gene ration,
or TO adult age, Than that of Natural History. 1t
teaches his superiority over the brute creation,
and creates in his bosom knowledge of the wisdom
and goodness, and omnipresence of Supreme and
All-wise Creator. II also teaches him how entirely
dependent he is on the providence of God tcevates
his character, and fits him for the discharge of the
nobler duties of life
In the beginning of the world, as are taught by
the Holy Scriptures, God said unto man, "And TO
every beast of the EARTH and every fowl of the air.
and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth,
wherein there is life, surrender TO thy controls and
thou shalt have dominion over the fish ofthe sea, and
the fowls OF the arr and every thing that m0yeth
upon the earth, shalt thou have dominion"
When this power and dominion was given by the
Almighty to man, it was intended, by his Wisdom,
that he, unto whom he had cOnfided much, should
become acquainted and familiar with the subjects
over which he should exercise his rule. Hence it be-
came necessary that man should study the history OF
animated nature, make himself master of a science
on which his own happiness depended, and which,
when developed, could not fail to advance the great
causes of civilization and learning.
So fully all this appreciated, in the early stages
of civilization religion and light that the early found
ers of Christianity in Europe and England, collected
immense menageres to which they introduced their
children, and taught Them that all animated nature
proved the existence of that God, whose gospel they
taught, and whose law was paramount to all others,
and must be obeyed.
We read that st. Augustin, soon after he establish
ed himself at Canterbury, and there reared the bless
ed cross collected from all the remote nations of the
earth that were accessible specimens of the ANNA
world, and taught his monks that the study of natura
history not only essential to common InteiIgenct
but to the propagation of Religion itself
In more recent times, all of the enlightened states
! af Europe, in obedience to The commands of theil
soveregns have, at vast labor and expense, establish
ed institutes, made up of the animal world, for the
purpose of aiding the propagation and advancement
! of science and useful knowledge. England, France
Italy, Germany, in fact, all modern Europe have fol-
iee; and, that nation Of Europe, which has not its
National Historical Institute, is regarded as on that
backward that leads in the end, TO semi bar
| baric ignorance and foy mll-lw
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EItTAW HOuS Sc.

Corner of EutdW and Baltimore Streets.
JACKSON g. EVANSTON, PROPRIETORS.
FENH &c under igncd beg leave to inform the public
z that they have leased the above extensive and
well known Hotel, which during the last two months
has undergone thorough renovation and refurnsh
ing, rendering it now unsurpassed by any Hotel in
the country for elegance and comfort. its situation
is high and healthy, commanding a fine view of the
city, and convenient 10 the places of business aud
pleasure. The prop'etors tiater themselves that
their well known connection with the first hotels in
the Union, amply qualities them for the satisfactory
discharge Of their duties, and respectfully solicit pa
tronage. H. f. JACKSON,
Late Of the Astor House, New York.
II. CRANSTON,
0fthe Pavilion, RockawaV, Z. |.
N. B.-COaches will be in readiness at the depots
and landings to convey passengers and baggage free
Of charge to the House.
The Pavilion at Rockaway will be opened as usual
on the LIST July by NJ. Cranston. mi eodlm
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- EDGER PAPERS. HUBBARD'S ImPe-
- rial, Super Royal, Royal, Medium and Denny
blue wove and white wove.
CRANES Super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
blue wove and white wOve.
Also. Medium and DENY, of Buffers, Kings,
Goodwin's Iiudson's and Platner Smiths manu-
facture, constantly on hand and for sale by
apl7 TURNER B. NUDGE, 3S, Charles ST,
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ESARM WANTED. The subscriber would be
!. pleased to rent Farm within short distance
oil lhe city, and for which fair rent will be given
address, with particulars Box No. 207 Post Office. |
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nIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS

nIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
- Agency for the sale of Levi Browns, Bayley's,
Henry's, and the Congress Diamond pointed Gold
Pens, having just returned from the manufacturers,
am able to offer choice assortment of the above
Pens, wholesale or retail. Persons in want of a
good Pen will please call at
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S,
Matchmaker and Jewelry establishment, Water
street, second door from Calvert, and make seec.
ton fri amps
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New York, Oct. 80, 1916.
EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF THE
HEART.

The following case relates to a Clergyman, the son
in-law 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 PalPation of the Heart,
and rush of blood to the head. For hree years he
has been unable to preach attend to his other du
ties. Mr. Brisead has found the most valuable bene-
fit from the Rings, Bands and Fluid is better in every
respect than he has been since his Illness and is nov
rapidly recovering his health All symptoms of Ep+
epsy have left him.
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DEAD SHOT FOR WORMS
IN THE uTTMAN R0nN

kR. PERRY'S I,ERBfIFUtiE is warranted in
bases where Worms exist in the human body, or
mon will be returned-for full particulars, see
phlets. For sale by Charles Wiseman, Druggist,
Der w. Baltimore and Cove streets, Agent for
imore. ALSO by E. w. Wroth, Druggist, Light
[et, opposite the Fountain Inn; VIM. s. Reese,
zggist, East Baltimore street, near the Bridge, and
Al. Gihingham, Druggist, No. l73 Light street,
Ended. ap2f-frmwlm
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ANAPPLICATIoNo OF WnEELER,s TEA

A APPLICATION OF WHEELER'S TEA
"a BERRY TOOTH WASH is certain in one mi
mute, 10 entirely cure all TO0THACLE, aud etfec
ually keep the tooth from decay Soreness and soft
ness OF the gums are each perfectly cured by it
Bleeding OF the gums is entirely stopped, and using
it for the teeth, gums, and mouth, preserves them,
and keeps them always pleasant and in the best o.
health,
N5rDepot No. lal BALTIMORE STREET, above
Sonlh. mh2S
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a MOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW Boo

4 MOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS
n at w. N, HARRlsON'S, No. Jarvis Build
ings, North st. The Chevalior D'Flarmenta; or
Love nspiracy. by Dumas 25; Marguerite de Va
lois by Dumas, 25; Percaval Keene, new novel, IS;
Letters from Europe, by Du Sole, 25; Wieland, IS;
Living Age, No. 100, l2s; Agnes Belmont, l2s; Gal
Detector, l2I Book of Parodies, % The Continent
for this week, splendid No., now ready on the coun
ter. Also, the Iris; Flag of Our Union Meals Ga
zete; Post; Courier; Dollar Newspaper; Vsitef;
Emporium; Weekly Tribune; Weekly Herald, &c.
| w. N. HARRISON'S, No. l Jarvis Buildings,
| anil North street (Patenoster Row)
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ENRIVATE INsTRuCrION. La

EDRIVATE INSTRUCTION.. La lies and
IL Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In.
struction in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences and English Literature, may obtain an ex-
perenced 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
and measure of English Poetry, and will be happy 10
give instructions in this refined, hut pos abused,
department of Literature. Hours of recitation to
suit those who shall recte. QF- The best of refer
eRces will be given. m9-tf
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RAYMOND & CO.'S
1 M M e N s E NJ Il N A q e Il e

Win enter Baltimore
on WEDN ESDAY, the
18th of May, and exhi-
bit a few days on the
corner of CHARLES
and NWAY-STS.
On the day of their
Ientrance intOBaltimore
the procession will be
Joined by a new acces-
sion of Animals just
arrived in Philadelphia
and N. York, and will
j DIN the Menagerie in
this city, forming a bet
ter selection and great
er variety of WILD
BEASTS than was ey-
er before exhibited in
this place. The fero-
cious LIONS used by
the celebrated Mr.. Car
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=. mo- THE Ladies' on RALTIMORE

S~Fsa-, TO THE LADIES OF BALTIMORE
Is1rg@ AND THEIR FRIENDS.
SssSGa. BONNE1'S, BONNETS, BONNETS.
That everlasting BNnnet Store, in HANOVER ST.
(No. 26.) just below German st. 1t is well known
all over the country, that Columns United States
Bonnet Store is the only place where first rate stock
of all kinds of the newest, fashionable and beautiful
BONNETS can he had. This is no humbug, it will
pay you for walk to come down and see tor your
selves, if you want good and cheap article of the
latest styles BONNETS, RIBBONS, and Artificial
FLOWERS, which may be found at this establish
ment; together with general assortment of MILL
merry and fancy GOODS of all kinds-and from
IL TO years experience, he aters himself that to
beat COBURN in his line of trade is out of the ques
ton. Just come to No. &c Hanover ST., and see.
ALSO, at No 90 North GAY ST., a store of similar
kind, under the charge of MRS. COBURN, where
the public woald do well to call and examine for
themselves they can't help being suited wholesale
or retail. apl If JAMES COBURN.
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by the use of DR..
|AR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. The

ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by the use OF DR..
#AR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. The
#hg certificate is from the wife of MIR. Enoch
u very respectable farmer in Oxford co. Maine,
be relied upon as true in every particular
i not solicited, but given by the lady, from a
80 duty, feeling til At she owed the preservation
j life TO DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
RUaFoRD, Oxford CO. Me-, July %, 1876.
may certify that have for number of years
! verely afflicted with the asthma. In October,
j took violent Id, which produced We y
cough, which was accompanied with severe
4 my side, and sweat profusely at night
s0ad symptoms continued, until was so much
that was unable to do any work shout the
j pr even walk across the room without sst
In July, 1874, was so afflicted with shortness
zth, such great difficulty in breathing, and i'll
Ivere pain, that was unable to lie in bed or
IN three weeks. One physician who attended
4 another who was consulted, both gave me up
zi-sald theycOuld do no more for me. My friends
Red of my life | had no hope myself | then
Enced taking Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
!. Before | had taken one bottle, was able to
zbout the house. l continued TO take the Bal
It'll had taken four bottles, and NOW AM
Keep no help and have not enjoyed better health
en- years. Signed, RELIANCE PERRY.
and and for saeby
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
by George X. Tyler, 40 Il. Baltimore street,
4 Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
HnsoR, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. F.
i * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
b. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
EDrner Market and Green sts. George II Keerl,
b Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Feet. mil .lw
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#UTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
] made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Eting, from 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
d. He keeps ii on hand in large quantities; and
Hng it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
Frs at short notice.
wv. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
#3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio X. r. Depot.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY sT- THEATRE

HOLLIDAI ST. Hen I ICE.
FENHIS EVENING, May 10, will be performed
= VENICE PRESERVED. Jaffier, Mr.. MUIR
D0CH. Pierre, Mr. HENKINS. Renault, Mr.. RAD
CLIFFE. Belvdera, Miss CLARA ELLIS.
Dancing by Miss EMMA INCE.
To conclude with MIDNIGHT HOUR.
Admission to the Boxes 80 cents. Pit D CENTS
Orchestra Seats rs cts. Private Boxes may also be
obtained
Doors open at quarter past T. to begin at quarter TO
O'Clock. 1t
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CHARLES TOWsON.
10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. A
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, will be open
i MONDAY, Moy llth, at
~. % Al nEnNnIcIE S,rnn L,

He al rangement of studies, will embrace all the
z:hes of thorough English and Classical course.
Pc Principal, ]. A. BALDWIN, having taken the
Eand I'd Degrees at a University of distinction,
|r an able Faculty, and having had considerable
rience in Teaching, in which he received the
flied appreciation of parents, and others qualified
Edge, believes that he may reasonably expect the
Hdence and patronage of the public.
T. For particulars, see circulars at the Store of
EAC P. COOK, or inquire at the School,
n .smws5tH
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UMBRELLA

4 PARASOL, PARASOLETTE, AND
SUN SHADE MANUFAC DRY !!
~ The subscriber begs leave to inform the
NV Ladies of Baltimore and its vicinity, that
Haelsbs~ he has now on hand and is constantly ma
~ nulacturing, PARASOLS, PARASOL-
ETTES and SUN SHADES, Fringed and Scooped
edges, at low prices. The above articles made to
order. Parasols, Parasolettes and Sun Shades COW
cred and repaired at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Call and see for yourselves at No. SO North
HOWARD STREET, between Lexington and Fay
ette-sts. (east sde.)
T.LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard-st.,
Sign of the Lady with the Parasol,
tb3- DON'T forget the place, 80 N. Howard ST. mh28