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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

EURS, FURS. The highest market price paid
Il in CASH for all kinds of Furs by
GDec. 25, 1915. ID. l.. MCKINNEY.
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Hat ManufactOry.
FRANCIS, HAWLEY g. Co.

FRANLIS, HAWLE1 d Co.
HAVING become convinced that all branches
i OF their work are best done that they do them
selves, have erected a MANUFACTURING
SHOP and provided themselves with oil the re-
qisite facilities for making and finishing HAT.
For the future, they viii keep on hand and for
sale at their old stand, two doors North OF the
.'Ciy Hotel" Gate the Temperance Houss)a
full assortment of HATS & CAPS oftheir
OW \ NJ A N u + A G T u X L:
Embracing every variety in style, QUALrrr and
price. From long experience in the business.
connected with an extensive Manufacturing
adjustment at the East, they feel a confidence
in recommen ling their work to their cossomsD
and to the public generally.
N. B. CASH PAID FOR HATIsa and SHIprMs
FUKs T.. T. FRANCIS,
N. TIAWLEY,
SAML. FRANCLd,J r.
Sonthport Aug. Is, 1916.
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ON II A n ID AG A n y!
SAML HOLMES Jr.
JAMES CATION,

ON II A n ID A G A n y!
SAM'L. HOLMES Jr.
VXOULD respectfully give notice to the inhab
w itants of Southport and vicinity that he is
now manutacturing-
CABINET WARE
In all its branches such as Mahogany Bureaus,
Chairs, Centre Tables, Tables of all sizes, Bed
steads &c. which he is induced to offer to the pub
lie cheaper than ever for cash or country produce
He may be found at his old stand opposite the city
hotel He would just hint that he is not to be
outdone by any establishment in town for durabll-
ity and neatness of his work or in cheapness OF
the same. He would also tender his unfeigned
thanks 10 his former friends and patrons for the
liberal patronage he has received at their hands
dnd they may rest assured that they will be fairly
dealt with by a continuance OF the same.
Southport March "a 1916. 29ly
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DISSOLUTION
I HE partnership here loiore existing between
/ the subscribers under the firm and style If
.sNichols, Fisk d Co. IN the Forwarding and
Commission bushes as, and also under the name md
style of LAY Fisk & Co" IN the Lumber bad
nees is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Southport w. r., January "a, 1916.
SERENO FISK,
WILLIAM LAY.
JOHN III. NICHOLS
~ B. This Forwarding and Commission hnsi-
ness will be continued by
NICHOLS, ELKINS & Co
1The Lumber business will be continued
bv WILLIAM LAY.
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WILLIAM KNOWLES,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Gaps,
vi Gloves. Umbrellas and all other articles
usually kept IN the above business at the syn OF
the Big Ha', Main-st, Southport, where YOU will
find ne at ali times open for trade. Thankful tor
past tavors | soliciTs continuance OF the same
hoping to give satisfaction t. all.
n Orders for any of the bcve articles
promptly attended to.
D'Cash paid for furs.
Mav - 'i6.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-06-02

TO GENTLEMEN.
TNINE Muslin Shirts, Bosoms and Collars,
l. Calico Shirts, Striped Shirts,
Angola wrappers and Drawers,
Silk and Cambria Handkerchief,
Plaih 81 Fancy Cravats and Laces,
Stocks and Opera Ties,
Suspenders, Gloves &c. &C., for sale by
(Dec. l6) H. B. HINSDALE.
WHITE LEAD.
MO. Extra and Pure dry and in Oil, Also, a
~ general assortment of Paints Glass, Sash
&c. (Dec. 49, III. B. HlNSDALE.
MEDICINES The following valuable rene
lNl dies tor sale at no. ] brick block.
Brandreth's, Lee'sS Pope's Pills
Sherman's Lozenges g. Poor mans Plasteis,
Sands's Sarsaparla, Folgers Olasaonan,
Dalleys Pain Extractor, Peases Hoarhound
Candy. [Dec. l6.l II. B. HlNSDALE.
SHIRTS, STOCKS, COLLARS &c.
T,INE Muslne Shirts with linen blossoms, Linen
l. Shirt Bosoms and Collars, Stocks, Scarfes,
Cravats, Calico and Hickory Shirts, Gloves, Sus-
penders, Handkerchief, and other articles for
Gents wear, for said by
II. B. HlNSDALE.
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(ItlsIEyss|al!l!ll

LNOh sale a. the Drug store vi n 80 49,
L where may be found every Thing IN the medl
cine and grocery line.
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Is46. @LUMBER-0 ls45.
GOOD assortment of pine LUMBER and
"A SHINGLES constantly on hand at the Yard
OF the subscriber near the Ware Houses. hank
full for patronage heretofore extentented ne
would solicita continuance OF the same. The
principle he Intends to carry out viii De according
10 the old Adage, that a nimble sixpence rs better
than slow shilling Those wishing 10 purchase
lumber will do well to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. u Terms Cashli q
WILLIAM LAY.
Southport April 2S. 1876
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ON CONSIGNMENT.
500 bbls. Flour,
300 80 Pork,
$50 bills and half bbls. White Fish.
Also Lard, Hams. Water Lime, Dried Apples,
Salaratus, Plaster, Tanning Mills, &c, &c.
NICHOLS, ELKINS & co.
A CARD.
The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the inhabitants of Southport and It's viClnlty
generally, that he has removed his office over
SIocum's store, adjoining the brick building oc,
cuuied by Messrs Woodruff and Balm. lie would
also tender his thanks his friends for their ber-
Al uatronlge. and soicits continuance OF the
same .. ~. !"
P. S. Asl intend disseminating business In
town within few weeks, would say TO those who
desire any of nv Dental servises II would be well
to call soon. .. II. r.
Southport April IA, l546.
NOTICE.
yT,HE copartnersbip heretofore existing under
] the name and style OF Kent q McNeai In the
Ii yery business is this day Dissolved. All accounts
| belonging to the above firm are ief, with n. Me-
| Neal for settlement, all persons having any claims
| or derna nds win please present them to the SAID
| McNeal for adjustment.
JOHNKENT.
| NELSON McNEAL.
April 2Sth., 1896
UT The Livery business will her eater b; cen
! ucted by Nelson McSssi-
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THE WASHlNGTONIAN POCKET
COMPANION.
CONTAINING choice collection of Temper
~ ance Hymns Songs, Odes, Glees, Duets,
Chorusses, &c with music arranged by w. l.
Sea,on, This day received and for sale at
KINGS Boekstor
Feb 10 1876
JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT from Mackinaw, pr. Steamboat great
DWestern. good Supply of white fish and
Trout, which win be Sold by the Dbl. half Dbl. or
By
ls45 w. P. WATTLES.
FLOUR.
A SUPPLY of the best brand of Flour, Con-
n stantly on hand. Also Buckwheat meal,
Corn meal &c, by II. B. HlNSDALE.
Jan. I3 1876.
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nFaIi kinds can always be found at the Drug
| sore OF Ii. f. STRIKER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-27
EH1RusTEE,s SALE. ny rlrtue Of a deed

ENRUSTEE' SALE. By virtue of a deed OF
u Trust, aud Of general order of Baltimore Coun-
" Court the undersigned will sell at public auction
on the premises on TUESDAY, LIST September at 8
O'Clock, p. M, all that LOT OF GROUND, situated
and being at Canton, and beginning for the same at
the northwestery intersection Of Boston and Chesa-
peake streets, thence nOrthery binding on Lhesa-
peake street 30 feet thence westerly, at right angles
with Chesapeake street l6 feet, thence southery pa
ralle with Chesapeake-st TO Boston ST., AND thence
easteTly binding on Boston street to the beginning
- This Lot is improved by good brick Build
T!H ing, two stories and attic high, with store in
"afrent and is subject to the yearly rent of thr-
ty-OHe dollars and fifty cents, the first insament be-
ing payable on the first day of January 1850, and
deemable at six per cent.
Also, on the same day, at O'Clock, p. M, on the
premises, all that LOT OF GROUND, situated at
Canton, and described as foliows-that is 10 say be-
ginning for the the north side of Cambridge
street. at the centre of brick wall forty ct westerly
from the norhwestelly intersection of Cambridge and
Cam6f idge St, twelve feet and seven inches, thence
nnrtheasterly parallel with Concord street fifty feet
thence southeasteT|y parallel with Cambridge street
twelve feet and seven inches, thence southwesterly
by straight line to the beginning.
ASzza This lot is improved by a small two story
EHsH brick DWELLING, and is subject to the an
tsisssnual ground rent of 5l2 SO, and redeemable a
6 per cent.
Gl5-The above property will be sod clear of all IN
cumbrances up TO tho day of sale.
| Terms-One third cash. one third in three months
aEd onethr3 in six MONTHS with interest and uni
ty on the credit payments, or all IN cash. at the op
| ton of the purchaser.
PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN,
Assignee in Trust
CORNELIUS L. l.. LEARY,
| Permanent Trustee.
auO2aw3w AS WIN. WARD, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE. Was committed to the Jail of Car
~ roll county, as runaways, on the 9Th instant, a
negro man who calls himself ENOCH BONG about
five feet six inches high Of light complexion, is MAIN
ed in his right hand, aged about SO years, says he was
raised in Frederick county, Md. Also, negro wo-
man, who calls herself ELIZA JANE HART, about
Sc years of age, rather dark complexion, has child
Deposite, and formerly belonged Washington Hall
and afterwards manumitted by Ephraim Hopkins, OF
Baltimore, and says she is the wife of the aforesaid
En0ch BOng.
The owner or owners, if any, are requested to
come forward and claim the negroes, or they will
Otherwise be discharged according to law.
aS2- law3w LEWIS TRUMBO, Sheriff.
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CLASSICAL ACADEMY,


(BxTwEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA sTRERTsO
BY d. JONES.
zNHE EXERCISES of this Institution will
j. be resumed on TUESDAY, the LIST September
The teacher would respectfully inform parents,
BID those who have the care of youth, that he has
Fad charge of the School, he new conducts for up
ards of four years; and that during the past year,
was but little inferior, in character and respecta.
P lily, to the most favored schools of the city.
TERMS:
attn and Greek Languages, with the MAIZENA,.
tics, per quarter, So 90
/ aslish branches, 500
fue and Stationery at the usual prices. a24.mth6tt
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~oNsTABLE,s SALE. Bv viTmeoc

TONSTABLE'S SALE. By virtue o T wri
~ of her facias, issaed by John Showacre Esq.
one of the Justices of the Peace of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Baltimore city, at the suit of Jo-
seph Turner and - Turner, known as Joseph
Turner Il Son, against the goods and ehatteIs lands
and tenements OF Jeremiah Hays, to me directed; I
have seized and taken in execution all the estate
right, title, interest, property, claim and demand at
.kss law and in equity, of the said jeremiah HAYS
MsMT in and to one Two story Brick HOUSE and
1sA4LOT, fronting Ihe south side of Preston ST.
And | hereby give notice, that on the 10th day of
September next, at O'Clock in the evening will
offer for sale the said property, seized and aken in
execution by Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, on the premises.
a2S If DAVID WHlTSON, Constable.
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STEAM BRICK PRESS.

= BRICKS AT $3.50 PERM.
About six years ago combination formed among
the hrckmakers in Ba umore 10 keep the price of
bricks up TO 81 per M. had just then erected the
Steam Brick Works tie Hospital, but refused 10
Join the association and thereby incurred the bitter
hostility of the whole fraternity, with two three
exceptions, The mbnation lasted, however, but
years, in consequence Of the large quantity sold
from the works at "A less price. The location was
unfortunate, owing to the inferior quality of the clay;
and much of The existing prejudice has arisen from
that cause Recently the works have been removed
to The south side of the Basin, where the clay is a
bundant and excellent. Bat the hostility of rivals is
unremitied, and the most efforts are still
made prejudice the pub ic and cry down the bricks.
But all this is proved TO BE- utterly false, as any
one can satisfy himself by few practical expert
ments. The Steam Pressed Bcks are heavier, hard
err s ronger, will sustain pressure, absorb less
water, ale more adhesive to mortar, hold paint,
sis fire better, and make less waste than other bricks
have certificates from the Copper Company, where
more Than million have been used in buildings, fur
naccs, wells and pavements from John Fitzpatrick,
Rufus X Cain, A. Thompson, P. Carruthers. masons
and master builders who have worked a large guam
uty and speak highly in their favor Mr.. FitZD atTck
says 'that the entire waste from 81 600 only filled
common wheel barrow" There are no washed
bricks, A certificate also from the Comm ndant,
Navy Agent and other officers of the Navy Yard in
Washington, where they have been used exclusively
for many years and given entire satistactiOn from
Col Albert, Chief OF the Bureau Of Top. Engineers,
who says 'they very good and particularly adap-
ted fer foundations and walls exposed damp earth
they hard, heavy and resist great pressure."-
Such mass of evidence must convince the public of
their superiority, and of the utter fdlsehoOd OF what
is asserted against them.
By the aid of steam power | caH afford to sc at
cheaper rate, aud from this springs much OF thu pre-
sent opposition. | how offer Bricks at 81 so per NJ
at the kiln and fronts which in point OF strength aud
perfection of finish superior 10 any that be
Produced at Sl2 per NJ. Samples may be seen at my
office, Jarvis Buildings
auaOlaw3w FRANCIS II. SMITH.
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FARM FOR SALE. Fer sat

ANAu Il yin S2A + or SAFE, neat
WSA lille Farm of Al acres and II perches siuat ed
4kesLin York county, Pa, 80 miles from Baltimore
'he Improvements are comfortable dwelling no use
in good repair barn, and other necessary out houses
&C., and also on the place pottery in complete or
der, and in operation with three wheels in the sEo[
and warehdse attached to the pottery. The land
has been lined all over lately and all under good
fencas; and s susceptible all kind OF grain there
is fine orchard OF choice Fruit and three never
failing springs of excellent water, better in the
state. The title is indisputabe and clear OF all in
accommodating terms, if applied for soon to
ago L.F SCOTTI, No. 10 Exchange Place.
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T#NO THE WEAVERS. | have on hand
n about 1000 lbs. Filling Cotton Yarn, from No. Is
to "a, assorted coors-such mazaTine blue, light
HUE, orange green and pink, which will sell bar
gain to any that will buy the lot, will make four
divisions of it TO suit the purchaser.
JAMES Nj, HAIG,
aN fri 1873 Baltimore street.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

JhsAa FOR RENT. The second storv of the
NN;;"3 Book Store, No. ISL PRATT STREET, ad
MI.I, joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
-lAtA Depot, consisting of one very large and com
modiOns Room, very suitable for commission mer-
chant, storage room, armory for military compa
ny or any other purpose requiring plenty of room
TWO handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
GIs, ahd large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap
Inquire az the Bookstore.
No. ISL PRATT STREET
Jeo-tt next door to Railroad Dcpnt
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INUITION I'M MUSIC. MISS RAYZAN

INTUITION IN MUSIC. MISS BAYZAND
Z being DESTROYS to engage in the tuition of Nj sic
ouid respectfully solicit the favor of her friends
I'D the public in this department Of education, en-
acing the PIANO and the GUITAR.
Miss B. will be pleased to render her services at
e residences of pupils, or at the dwelling house of
Ier father, McElderIy near Asquth street.
CO Terms moderate References, as to capacity,
ay be made to Prof r. Luchesi and Lady Superior
the Carmalite Institute, Aisquilh street.
a05 popt
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baltimore CITY COURT, May TERM
I'D 1916 The September session of the above
Court will commence on the second Monday of sa i'd
month. Pers sons interested will take notice.
Magistrates ordered to make return of all Tecog
nzances and other papers, or before Saturday. the
5th day IF September. By order of
VIM. H. GaTCHELL, Clerk
apo 2aw3w Baltimore City Court.
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AR. WARDS ACADEMY,

NJ NO. 30 WAKk EFT SPACE,
Kul reopen August 3lst-Parents and Guardians
Fishing TO place pupils under his charge, can have
Fiery inform alton as to terms, &c, by applying as
ftoye, or at his residence, So YORK AVENUE. Mr..
~. has also vacancy for or BOARDERS; as
} intends limiting to six, parents DESTROYS of enter
.g their children, may rest satisfied that all due
| re will be observed in their education and con-
IIct. a25 tuthssN"
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FOR SALE. One half of ii. into,

NM FOR SALE. One half of the Interest
e&%AG%nf a SCHOONER for sale cheap for cash
AS.s@- she is SIS tons, and can carry fifty cords al
wood; she is now engaged in the wood trade and do
ing FIRST rate business; she will be sold for less thas
cost, 1t applied for sooH to BROOKS & CO., Rea
Estate and Commission Office, No. 81 Lexington St
near Charles
N. D. ANY person with few hundred dollars will
find this profitable investment, the profits of thi,
schr. ak0unts TO about "a to so per week. a96
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PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Elk
CURSlON TO HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITE, en- THURSDAY MORNING o7fh

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Ex.
CURSlON TO HAVRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOsITE, en- THURSDAY MORNING, 27th
AUGUST.
ID saA.sT7 THE INDEPENDENT LIGHT
S1zFvsht DRAGONS respectfully beg leave 10
announce to their friends and the
public generally, that they intend giving their Annual
Excursion on THURSDAY MORNING, August 81.
For this purpose they have chartered the safe fast
and commodious Steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain
Guylher, which will leave Commerce street wharf on
the above day at O'Clock. Stopping, going and re-
turning, at the County WHAT, FL
% The Baltimore NATIONAL BLUES; BRASS
BAND, under the direction Of that highly gifted mu-
slclan, Capt. VoLANDT, having been engaged, rich
treat may be expected in the way of music. This
excursion being gotten up with an eye TO pleasure
and enjoyment, every arrangement will be made to
carry out that desirable objects and the heads of ia
miles may be assured that nothing shall occur on
board to mar their social intercourse.
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished on board,
No Liquors will be sold.
COrlLLION MUSIC will be provided on the oe
casiOn. Members of volunteer companies who hO-
nor us with their presence, will please appear in
uni form.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady, may
be had of any of the members and of no others.
a2l-eO4t TsRl
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Hs1O RuILpERs AND CONTRA CToRs.

u Proposals will be received by the subscribers,
atil lst September, 1886, for the building of Par
sonage for the Methodist Protestant Church in Cen
fyeviIle Queen Annes county, Eastern Shore of Md.
|The building to be of the following descriptions A
Two story frame or brick house of 20 feet ptsh-to
|have two rooms and passage the first floor, the
rooms connect by folding DOORS and to be Is feet
|square-the passage to be eight feet wide. Two
lrooms on the second floor, of the size of those be-
1 ow, and a small room over the passage-ihe bias =
ment to be fitted up ia two apartments eight feet in
|seight one for a kitchen, the other for pantry.
DC Persons proposing will state the price or which
Ehey will build the house, they finding all the mate
|fials, and delivering the house completely finished
|ihe prices for frame or brick house to be sepa-
Eately stated. Address,
JAMES X. HARPER,
ARTHUR EURY,
J. 3 THOMAS, ! Committee,
II. BROWN,
]. w. THOMPSON.
Centre vile, Md, Aug. 90, 1916. a2a-tstS*
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wpRIvATE INSTRUCTION. Ladies an

" Gentlemen, in the city, desiring Private In
atSuction in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
&ieences and English Literature may obtain an ex-
berenced Teacher, by addressing box No. 4s3 Post
bfice. The advertiser has studied carefully. Win
6e aid of tine hest critics. all the varieties of style
bad measure of English Poetry, and will be happy to
Dive instructions in this most refined, but most abused
Department of Literature. Hours of recitation TO
bait those who shall recite. o. The best of refer
Faces will be given. mS-u
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- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

shESsszA HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Ea,"I House and Lot on the North side of Ross
Ntaii street, nearly opposite the intersection OF
Paca street, having front of 20 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet to an AHe v ubect
70 ground rent fSl5 per annum, will be sold bar
gam This property is stua ted in the most healthy
part OF the city, and from the many improvements
making in the neighborhoOd, very profitable invest
Tnent may be made Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
bdluhofe street. mS diff
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a RARE CHANCE FOR RARGAINs

IA Sci LING OFF AT COST NO SHAM
am now sehas off satire stoeR, embracing a
large assortment OF SUMNER and WINTER DRY
GOODS, the whole of which must he sold eff within
limited time, and the prices are made very low so
20 ,nsare SGick sales. Many of the goods viii os
ssid " 'neut reference 10 cost, for CASH ONLY!
HsRse- keepers. Country Merchants and othe 5
have an opportunity Of laying in supplies of r.
Goods tog req advantage, the assortment being very
complete, and the prices lower than al any e.ha,
stoye in the city, my object is not To Icake proG'
rat realse cash for all my goods rs early as posi-
t. HENRY w. COOKE, Agent,
mi9 corner Hanover and Lombard streets.