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NEW SPRING g. SUMMER
Drp &puuS.
McBRYDE s. POSEV

Have just received large stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, purchased with great
care in the New York and Charleston
markets, and will be sold on the most rea-
sonablc terms, to suit the times.
Ihe following are portion Of the goods
received: A fine assortment of
LADIES' GOODS,
such as black and colored Silk, fine worst.
&c Barages, also worstcd BalZarines, or
gandin Muslins, printed Muslins and
Lawns, fancy Prints Ga large assortment)
Muslin Scurfs and Barege Shawls, Bon.
net Ribbons, Ladies' Gloves and Mits.
We expect in few days fine assort.
ment Ladies' Bonnets (atest fashions.)
MEMS GOODS,
A fine assortment of black, blue and brown
Cloths and Cassimcrs, fine Coddinston
and summer Cloths, black Drap d'Eta "a
large assortment,) Pantaloons Stuffs, such
as French summer Cashmere, Gambroons,
Linen Drills, &c; Vestings, black Bonn
bazines; silk Handkerchiefs, black and
fancy for the neck do; Irish Linen Sus-
pendcrs; Gloves, &c. A large assort-
ment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
such as summer Goats and Vests. A
large assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats,&c
A fine assortment of SHELF HARD
WARE, Cotton and Wool Cards, Patent
and Carolina Hoes, Patent and Grass
Scythes, Trace Chains, Tubbs, Buckets and
Sicves. An assortment of
SADDLERY,
such as saddles, Brides, saddle bags, Car.
pet do, Bride Bits and stirrup Irons. A
large assortment Of fCROCKERY.
GROCERLES, &c,
Sugar, Coffee, Pepper. Spice. Ginger,
Powder and Shot. Lead, 10000 Segars.
SO dozen bottles fine Porter: Also good
assortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
and DYESTUFFS.
We avail ourselves of this method of re.
turning our thanks to those who have pa-
tronized US heretofore, and respectfully so.
licit continuance of the same.
May IL lItf
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TO the People Of Abbeville.

10 the People Of Abbeville.
The subscriber respectfully solicits all per-
SONS indebted to the Sheriffs Office for
COST, Plaintiff or Defendant 3 are earn.
estly requested to come forward and settle,
as this is my last year in Office, shall be
compelled to have all cost due me 10 the
Office sett,ed. You viii find myself or Mr.
Taggart always in attendance 81
April Is Ut J. RAMEY.
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sible to religious instruction. The
Superintendent and Physician
both bear testimony to the benef-
cial influence of the Chaplain, the
Rev. E. B. Hort.
Columbia Chronicle, Mag l3.
SoUTu CAROLINA The
Annual Exhibition Of the Senior
Class took place or the evenings
of Thursday and Friday of last
week. The Chapel was we'll fill
ed on both occasions with brill
liant auditory whose earnest atten-
tion to the exercises was but a just
compliment to their unusual merit.
The addresses were uniformly
good-some of them of a high or
der Of excellence that elected uni
versal praise. All were struck
with the astonishing improvement
effected in the style of the College
elocutlon in so short time under
the instructions Of the distinguish
eel President.-Ibid.
SCRAPS FOR THE CUR1oUs.-If a
tallow candle be placed in a gun,
and shot at door, it will go
through without sust aiming any
injury and if musket ball be
fired into water, it will not only
rebound, but be flattened as if fired
against a solid substance. A mus
ket may he fired through pane
Of glass, making the hole the size
of the ball without cracking the
glass; if suspended by a thread it
will make no difference, and the
thread will not even vibrate. Cork,
ifsunk 200 feet in the ocean, will
not rise on occount of the pressure
of the water. In the arctic re-
gions, when the thermometer is
below zero, persons can converse
more than a mile distant. DIR.
Jameson asserts that he heard
every. WORD of a sermon at the
distance of two miles.
W1Dows.-Without abating anv
thing in my devotion to charming
maidenhood, l am bound to con.
fess that l consider a young widow
to hold the superlative degree in
comparison of female excellence.
She is the human adjective, illus
trating the quality Of all that
is good in nature-second person.
singular number-at present-un-
til the first person "a singular
fellow tooI can meet with her,
when with the help OF the copula-
tive conjunction, called a parson,
we will parse her plural for the
future.
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NOTICE..

DR.. T. A. SALE would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has re-
turned TO Abbeville Court House, and is
ready to attend to any Professional call
that may be made upon him.
May 20 IL IF
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o. DR.. FRANKLIN BRANCH being on
visit TO Florida, his place will be supplied in
his Profession by DR.. H. w. NICHOLS,
who will attend faithfully to ALL calls which
may have during an absence of four
weeks. F. BRANCH.
Abbevllle, April %. Slf
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10 , ,1r 2 MtaI.

MARRIED, AT the residence of
Mrs. Frances Long, by the Rev. Mr..
Townsend, Mr.. JAMES F. PUcKErr, to
Miss CATHAR1NE W1NN. All of this
District.
On Goth ultimo, by Rev. D. p. Robin
son, MIR. MAsroN Cook, to Mrs. ELIZA
HAsLETTE, of Wilcox, Ala.
On the 30th ultimo, by Judge Stcrrette,
Rev. D. P. RoB1NsoN, of this District, to
Miss MARGARET bonner, of Wilcox, Ala.
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JOHN G. BASKIN

JOHN G. BAsKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
III the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Office will prompt.
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan ii 46
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New ORLEANS. Nav 8.

NEW ORLEANS, WAY ..
DrGfti*g.-We learn that the
Governor has issued orders for a
draft, and the enrolment Of persons
liable to military duty will be
commenced this morning and con.
tinued to- morrow, when the draft.
ing will be commenced. Any per-
son. however, who will send in a
substitute to the recruiting officers
will be exempted from draft. We
are glad that the Governor has
resorted to this step, and can only
regret that it has not been done
before, and that the whole required
force are now en- route for Point
Isabel. We now feel assured that
speedy relief will be afforded Gen.
Taylor.
The Orleans Boys.-This compa-
ny under the command of Captain
c. S. Hunt, have been mustered
into the service of the u. States,
and are now quartered at 1.-THE U.
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PREsENTArloN.-M. G. Mordecai,
Esq, has presented to the Odd Eel
lows, of this city a copy from the
original Of Stuart's full length por-
trait of Washington, painted by
Spear. Mr.. Spear executed but
two copies of this painting, one Of
which was bought by the city of
Augusta, for $1,000, and the other
will hereafter decorate the Odd
Fellows Hall, Of this city. The
Hall will be open a few days from
3 to S, P. M. to allow visitors to
examine the picture.
Charleston Neacs.
The FIRE DEpARTMENr.-It ap-
pears from the return of the Chief
Superintendent made at the late
Inspection Of the Fire Depart
ment, that our volunteer Fire
Companies consists Of 479 men,
having 47sO feet of hose, and that
to the City Engines there are at
tached 60 whites and 3l2 blacks,
with 1900 feet Of hose.-Ibid.
THE LUNAT1c AsYLuM.-A copy
of the Report of the Committee on
the Lunatic Asylum, including the
Reports of the Regents, Superin-
tendent and Physician, has been
laid on our table. From it we
learn, that at the date of the Re-
port there were seventy-three pa
tients in the Institutjcn-forty-
three Of whom are males, and thir-
ty females; forty-nine paupers,and
twenty-four pay patients. The
account given Of the success of the
Institution is highly gratifying {:
the income from pay patients is
now amply sufficient to cover all
the expenses, SO that aid from the
State is no longer necessary ma
ny of the patients have been en-
tirely cured. and others partially
improved under the mild treat
ment pursued. 1t will, no doubt,
also be gratifying to the Christian
philanthropist to learn that the
patients all attend religious SER
vices in the Institution, manifes-
ting an intesest in the exercises /;
and many Of them, even among
the most violent appear to be sem
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ATTENTION CAVALRY!
You are hereby ordered to appear at your
regular Paradge Ground on Saturday the
23d instant, armed and equipped for drill
and inspection.
BY order of Capt. w. A. Cobb:
May colt NAVY, O. S.
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States Barracks, awaiting to be

States Barracks, awaiting to be
transported to Point Isabel. The
company is chiefly composed of
printers, lawyers, clerks, and mer-
chants, all young men of highly re-
spectacle families, who have sacri-
feed their business, and left lucra-
tive situations to rally to the res
cue OF Gen. Taylor's little band,
to defend our country, and to
avenge the death Of a Cross,
Thornton a Porter, and Kane.
Vclunteers for Terus.-We learn
from head quarters that eight full
companies, composed of 65 to rs
men each, have been duly enrolled
and mustered into the Washington
Regiment, Lieut.. Col. Walton
commanding, and that they are
now in the barracks, and will be
drilled until Sunday, on which day
the whole regiment will probably
get off.
Government Stores.-The brig
Apalachicola, and the schooners
Enterprise, Harriet Smith and
Southerner cleared yesterday from
this port for Brasos Santiago. loa-
ded with Government stores for
the use of the army.
The Spanish Feet in the GuH.-
1t may not be uninteresting at this
juncture to have some knowledge
of the strength Of the Spanish
squadron stationed among the
West Indian Islands. AS near as
we can ascertain, it is composed
Of one ship Of the line, one trigate,
one sloop war, three steam ships,
five brigs Of war and several schoo-
ners and transports.
MOBILE May 9.
Volumtee, s.-The Rifle Company
of this city, under command of
Capt. James Crawford,have voiun-
teered their services for the assis-
tance Of the army on the Rio
Grande, and been accepted by
Lieut.. Lowell of the u. S. A.
They will proceed directly to
Point Isabel, as soon as means of
conveyance can be provided-to>
day or to-morrow-and will be
joined, we understand, by the Com
pany of volunteers raised by Mr..
James Hagan and his gallant as
sociates. The two companies will
be composed Of 900 as brave and
gallant young men as ever fought
in the defence of their country.
PprsENr rloN G. Mordoon;
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DR.. Lacount's Vegetabg SkA
For sale by 3$ ss sMs
Drs. WARDLAa1 BEn nt sss
April II and, ,JOHi9 MaIsA ,ss
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w. G.. & J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed Part
nership for the practice of LAW, in
Abbrville District. Stf
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WOOL CARl)iNG

"OOh y NIlIITINV
Continued at fuckers Malls, on Rotkv
River, AT Low RATES.
The Machines of this establishment have
recently gone through a thorough course
OF repairs. and are now prepared to exc
cute CARDING with neatness and dis.
patch. Those expecting to patron,ze U.s.,
will please handle their wool carefully at
home, and we promise good work.
Rates for carding into Rolls, 8 cts per Id.
Batting for Halters, 81"
Rolls can be had at the Factory at 40 cts
per lb. Terms Cash.
JNO. M. HAMILTON.
JORDAN HOOD.
May (printer's bill $l.e711 lO4t
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of the
late THOMAS w. WILLIAMS, decd,
are requested to call and make payment !:
and creditors will hand in their claims d,,.
ly attested. by the 10Th of December next.
April g, 1916. 6 l3w
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sible to religious instruction. The
Superintendent and Physician
both bear testimony to the benef-
cial influence Of the Chaplain, the
Rev. T.. 3. Hort.
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Reported tor the Americ IN Republican,
CT the CITY COUNCIL
TUESDAY, FEB. 10, lS4C.
EIRST BRANCH.

The Branch met pursuant to adjournment,
and in the absence of the President, Thos Y.
Walsh, esq. was elected President pro TEN.
The following petitions were presented and
appropriately referred. BY Mr.. Watkins, from
Mrs. Ann Eagan and others, praying perHlis-
sion to occupy certain pavements in the neigh
borhood of the Lexington Market house, for
the sale of various articles by Mr. Turner,
from James F. Purvis and others, praying for
the erection of a Public School on Hartford
Avenue. By Mr.. Cotton, from James F. Jack
son, asking permission to change the front Of
his dwelling. BY MIR. Soran, from A. S, Abel
& Co., asking payment of their bill against the
corporation for advertising in the Sun news
paper.
MIR. Watkins, from the committee on streets,
reported unfavoraby on the petition of Rich'd
Phillips. Laid on the table.
The resolution directing the Register to re-
fund to VIM. Jenkins & Sons, sl069 errone-
ously paid for taxes, was, on motion of Mr..
Hack, taken up and adopted.
The following resolution from the commit
tee on claims, was, on motion of Mr.. Hack,
taken up and adopted.
ResolU d, That the petition of John Showa-
are be, and the same is hereby referred to the
IOlhL po'SSj WIN hio'i ~
report an ordinance providing for the payment
of the magistrate to be hereafter employed in
the Southern District Watch.
The resolution directing the Register to pay
to Charles Farquharson s. Sons S36 ground
rent, due on the lot on which is erected tho La
iayette Engine House, was on motion of Mr.
Hickman, taken up and adopted
Mr.. Watkins, from the joint committee on
Streets, submitted report, authorship the
opening of Hoffman street from Chatsworth st.
TO Pennsy lvania avenue. Read and laid on
the table.
A resolution appropriating Sis for the COM
pletion Of the market house on Cross ST., was
on motion of Mr.. Cotton, taken up and adopt
ed
Mr.. Cotton offered resolution, directing
the committee Oh Water to inquire into the ex-
pedency of having pump, now the property
of VIM. Woods, decided to the city. Adopted.
A message was received from the Mayor,
covering a petition from Samuel S. Briggs,
President of the Deptford Fire Company, asking
special appropriation Of $4,000, to aid them in
finishing their new engine house. Referred to
the committee on Fire Companies.
The joint committee Of conference, to whom
was referred the communication from the City
Commissioners, in reference to new City
Hall, reported resolution referring the sub
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To the Honorable, the Senate and

TIM0RE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or
MARYLAND.
To the Honorable, the Senate and
House Of Delegates Of Ma,yIaAd:
Your memorialists most respectfully repre-
sent to your honorable body that Baltimore
city and county have established, and annual
ly sustain, at very large cost, an Aims house
for the support ofsuch of their poor citizens as
are unable, by reason of age, infrmlty or dis
ease, to procure their own maintenance. Their
fellow citizens bear, with the utmost cheerful
ness, the imposition of a tax for the accom-
plishment of this humane object. But they
do consider that the dispensation Of this chart
ty should be limited to those who, by birth or
or legal residence, are justly entitled to its re-
ception. But your memoriallsts regret to be
compelled to state that the burden Of their fell
low citizens is annually increased, to Il very
oppressive extent, by impositons practised up
on them by having forced on them lunatic and
other paupers, sent to this city from other
counties of the State, and from other States.
The city of Baltimore, as the commercial empo-
rum of the State, has facilities of access, which
are annually increasing: and thus afford the
means of perpetrating this most unjust impo-
sltion.
In order TO show, in part, TO your honorable
body the extent of this imposition, your memo
rlasts will state that the whole number of in
mates now in the Aims house is six hundred
and twenty-five. Seventy-three of these are
iunatcs and idiots, and are supported at an
annual cost of sxty-five dollars each. Be-
sides these, the city has eighteen paupcr luna
tics in the Mary and hospital, each supported
at an annual cost of 5 100; and your memorial
lists do not doubt that of these eighteen some
are not, and never were, legal residents of Bal
timore, and therefore should not be cast on her
treasury for support. Of the seventy-three
ittnatics now in the Aims house, seven are from
other sections Of the State. IT, out of seventy
three lunatics, seven are from other counties
of the State, and therefore should not be cast
for support upon Baltimore city and county,
how many of the remaining five hundred aud
fifty-two now in the Aims house do not belong
to the city and county? The trustees for the
poor of Baltimore city and county, in their
late annual report, say: at is not uncommon
for lunatic and other paupers to be sent from
other places to this city; and, as we have as
certained, in some instances, their expenses
were paid to Baltimore by the public authori
ties of the places whence they came
Your memorialists beg your honorable body
to bear in mind that the expenses thus uni ust-
ly imposed upon Baltimore city and county,
for the support Of paupers, other than those le'
gaIy their own, are not confined to one year,
hut extend to a series of years. Physical in
trinity, whether arising from constitutional
defect, or from chronic disease, is not incoIn-
patible with prolonged existence; and cases of
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FREIGHT no PHILADELPHIA.

~ . - INH FfUI.Tl ITITNS OF IhF
k5sJsi5E,Ssi at9 TSF Philadelphia, " ilmmg;on and
49, 5j sS9.isAfy4a, Baltimore Railroad Company
- @G.SSzs55sSSare now running daily (exccpt
sundays between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
03- MERHhANDlZE, &C., will be received at
the depot corner OF President and Fleet sis. every
day except Sundays) Until ) O'Clock, T. NJ.
gE3~ Al articles must he accompanied with me
mordndum, shelving The mtuks, dr,tna'io. X uasle
OF cnn"ignoGHuG IN all Cagcs The Freight on Goods
ior ~ place (Vhsrc agency is tahl. hed) must
be rAID II advance, otherwise trey viii na' be sent,
dI8-f 4, CRAWFORD. Agent
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CAEEiiNG TGE CHEAT
tENtE..GI EAIIEE hI.RnL g F-lrK

CARRYING TUE CHEAT
C*NEH.gL UNITED Sy.4TL@ Mail,
sq t,.zrv, LEAVING iUH'rg end ri , ar'a u bart
,i,,.,fa-. INA. Baltimore, EV ERN MONDAY. " EU-
I.t a42f. .>a!z. NESnAY and FRIDAY, ~ ! O'Clock.
I'm ia ,lu "Gu known ana Cumpirje ataauGaa.
GEORGIA, Can't Cannon, It., iug WtH u.,pasra tor
The winter iur Norfolk &uG Portsmouth, va. COnHrc
Ha!nGEL mggEing. at O'Clock, with The :. g. 4iubHai
.a asur,a CURTlSPECk Capt. uavi' ,ur slcaln
.aGg,y 1.ig..A boat AtLGE, Capts SSimEer Tor Rich
.e' D'.ii.-~, mona, to Ciy Point Eafnad, tUI rC-
tsh r" Va. (ariynt there about tW" hou r. ad ri
'te GysGt :0n1hc1a Mai L,ac) wllnont ian Of con
ryuod- uo zoe. oG sierp ana hul ouc chIl.r Uf bag
gHgc-'h"n2' by Petersburg N;iIuud 10 Weiton, H.
a. ana 'hcnce Boy 'ai''u.d ma Steamboat 20 ChaiiCs
ton, y 9, Hnr n,nCe by the s0uthciu rouIts to New
D''v""-, liva IN IN nout stVCn days. and much the
n0,i I,a aii, comfortable and fhortoat ruuIc Souh
70 Fasseag" RS lOny rest assured iEat the Bay and
james 1tr Lin" OF Goats are Wen prepared for the
NhW' Ir|rl. jhe oHiOrt nj pa'senasTs being ~ n
attended 10 BY he officers and PROJECTORS, and what
Is h"re suited nny be i,licd on az the truth.
a --IhG Eby line leaves Norfolk on Z UESDAN%
THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS. att O'Clock, =,
NJ dr Baltimore, arriving about o'cl0cS neat morn
in, connecting win Philadelphia cars.
%VGEEAis FARE.
The great addllual expense lol the Winter Line,
coDpeIs the Prop'ictors TO advance The passage iur
The Winter:
Passage between Batimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST, co
Passage between Baltimore, Ciiy Point, Pctefs-
Passage between Baltimore ana Weldon, n. G. 1000
Passage brtwe, Baltimore x Charleston, =. e. 100
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boats
BY this arrangement passengers will perceive that
this route is the cheapest, pleasant and comf0r-
table, and but little doubt Of delay from lee las in the
Potomac, on the Great w. q Mail Route as we have
engaged the Ice Boats to keep open track for III
the Patapeco River when possible.
10 Travellers will he directed by our Collecting
Agent, who hands these Bills, and who Will give
ry information and conduct them To the boat Hand
your checks to him or our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depot yard who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 T.SHEPPARD, Agent.
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gvuEAp UMBRnnEA swONn.

n 7tiE@4sE' - ~ asAsH>sAAS8 ~ ofht'.
e. NO. 81 N. HOWARD ST. BETWEEN
LEXINGTON s FAY FIFE. l.. SIDE.
egtrsA The slhsCnhcri2 constantly nlanuactur-
T%-1NA ing Umbrellas Of every variety aud finish,
~a satE' and has now on hand beautiful assott-
1885, mCnt Of silk Scotch Bingham and Cotton
UMBRELLAS, which he will sell, wholesale andre
tail, very low for cash Umbrellas, rarlsols and
Sun Shades, covered and repaired on reasonable
terms. Merchants having unsaIeable silks on hand
can have them made up on reasonable terms. Call
and see for yourselves.
EGcOilCctthe No, IS.
T.LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard St,
oaO Sign of the Lady with the PatasO.
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NOLD DIAMOND POTyTEO PENS

IA improved Cases-in Gold and Silver, just re
ceiVed this day from Levi Brown. and are for sale
wholesale and retail, at GABRIEL d. CLARR,S
Store, Water t. Second door from Calvert Al per
sons who wish TO save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pen, which will last for
years. will please call and make selection.
ia9e fri
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Tng News FROM MEMco-- The Reported Re
roiution. The New Orleans Ficayune contains
full articulars Of The news brought by the ARR
val Of the u. S. brig So'ncEs at Pensacola. The
dates are from Vera Cruz TO the Goth, and from
the city Of Mexico to the 18th u!t. Mir Slidell
was still at Jalappo, but would soon proceed to
Vera Cruz 1t it SAID that Gen. Arsta had ar
rived at San Luis Poios and declared in favor
Of the former order of things, and invited ali to
join him in putting down the revolutionists and
those who would destroy tho peace Of the couu-
try. 1t was added that Arista had taken Tam
pico and levied an additional duty of 81 cents
to support his troops. This intelligence is
without doubt authentic. Santa Anna, it is
alleged, is becoming more popular every day,
and woold be readily received IN Mexico
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EtASTOSS. A handsome supply Of moulded
" plain and cut, d. 5, and bottle, Britannia Cas-
tors, just received aud Tor sale low at the House.
Keepers Emporium Of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
No. IL Baltimore street,
las nearly oppOsite the Centre Market
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HTCCNO1LY ~ WEALTH. MEALS LARD
EI LaMPS-rRlCE so CENTS. The great o.
iect fully accomplished Cold LARD is used without
the trouble of first melting; cents worth is said to
last whole evening; it lights up once without any
previo us taken TO saturate the wick as is the
case with all Others now in use. Also on hand, Lard
and Oil LAMPS of every description. Supply your
selves immediately, at The Cheap Housekeepers' En-
pOrium of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
"a Is BaltimOre-st. opposite Centre Market