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coMMrNicArKp.

After being surfeited during the winter anil spring with
musical entertainments, many OF which productive Of
ennui rather than qualification real afforded
number Of citizens by the Concert u the Harmonious last
evening The perfect union OF their voices which
der excellent control the admirable pieces Of Mr. Cros
by. executed and with wonderful spirit and effect
and his inimitable humour, gave the audience plea
euro manifested by applause which could be restrain
ed AL present were highly grafcd, aud 4 request for
their rcturn after their performance in Norfolk made
by several gentlemen but the expression Of the wishes
Of oil who heard thcm They have promised to revisit
city, possible in few days, when their success
OF Tuesday may, think them profitable So
journ among us. They need only be heard to be ap.
preeiaied aud the lovers OF harmony who fail to visit
their entertainments will miss u treat indeed.
April -. More than on< Amateur
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Col. Benton ..Expumged.-

We noticed yesterday, the "astonshment and regret
expressed by leading LOcOfOco paper in Missouri Mr.
BentOn's the Oregon question. The Nashville
Union regarded the home organ of President Polk also
attacks the Missouri Senaior-charging him with having
had for year 'proclivty towards Whigism,"-
offence deemed mortal in the eyes Of genuine Loco.
foco. The Nashville Wing expresses its pleasure the
acknowledgment Of its contemporary, from which draws
bright auguries for the future Things t says) will
right after awhile. Modern Democracy can't last When
distinguished leaders like Col Benton, become dis
gusted with it, and show "procvity towards Whgisn,
then may speedy downfall be considered hand.
The election Of Mr. Polk has done the business for it,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24

THE NATIONAL FAIR.-The vast building now in
the Of erection Washington for the purpose
exhibiting the articles Of American industry and
skill during the Fair which be held the ensuing
month will be the largest OF the kind in the country Il
is in the form Of t. the top Of the T is l60 feet long by
60 WIDE the shaft of the is $40 feet long 60 feet
wide making the whole building 500 feet long 60 WIDE
and the sides Is feet high. Ii contains of
80 900 square feet 1913 square yards and lighted by
Sc large windows in the roof-The roof be covered
with painted the boarding Of which il will
take o22 square yards.-There Sheds each
side $40 feet long and 80 wide which area OF
$500 feet making the entire covered 81 500
square feet.
The exhibition is intended comprise all kinds of
ces and fabrics and the such that every
article sent the Committee will be faithfully
Of, fairly exhibited and safely returned proper
er. Mechanics and mathematician the citizen
whose only capital his skill and industry, up the veal
thes operator whose money gives employment hundreds
all expected and invited Contribute this great
National display Of home abor.-BshiinOre american.
We copy the foregoing article, for the purpose
of calling, more particularly, than We have here
toore done, the attention of the Africans Of Rich
mond, to the exhibition referred to, and 10 urge
them to participate in it. The occasion will be
one, we doubt not, Of great interest; and we feel
especially desirious that Richmond should be full
ly represented by her ingenious, skill and enter
prising man lfacturers and mechanics.
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VIZ. e.. y. IngersOlI.

We had forgotten, until the sct reeslcdto memo
by the Washington correspondent OF the N Y CONNER
ca that Mr.. lngerso, the deamer of Mr. Webster
years ago, like spirit of wantonness charged the late
Chief Justice Marshall, than whom purer never
breathed, with having been eoupy influenced in his cee
braed decision in favor of the consuonaliy Of the Uni
ted States Bank-a charge which, like those recently made
against Mr. Webster recoed upon him who made il. His
appetite for SANDER be insatae But henceorward
hs poisoned will prove innocuous except himself
"The survived the bite,
"The dog il was that died ~
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Sirnific.nrs

The official paper OF Mexico, which formerly styled
Diaris de Ia Repubiea de MereO. called DqriO del
Gobierno Meriesno-dropping the word Repubhca, and
substituting Goterao government in its stead. This
change supposed without reason. mark the pur
pose of Paroles. is in truth however, matter OF small
consequence Mexico has long ceased to be Republic in
every thing but the name. Why retain that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-24

Magazines for May.
II AIDES National Magazine for May
IL Graham's Magazine for May
No. Travelling Letters written Road BY Chas Dieken.
Peter the BEand Novel French OF Henry
sweethearsAnd Wives before and aer marriage by T. g.
Arthur author Of the Maiden, &c.
TIE Life and Adventures OF the Reformed Drnk.ra nv m
Robinson. NJ. ~
Cure for the Heartaehe, Comsdy i've Aet. By Thomas
Morton, with stage directions OF ehanaesr &C
Scenes and thoughts in Europe BY American forming
Library Of American Books
Vol the Modern Standard collection of IN. mos. no.
puar acting play-editsd by Epes Sargent
Marguerite &c Valois, Romance by Alex Duua.
apeG Iao MAJ .,,e.,
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DEsrEUcrfvE FIaE ~ NEwnK.-About $4,000 worth
Of property was destroyed by fire nj Newark ~ j. on Sa.
urday morning The Ere broke out in Robert Iohnston
hsmmer and Ratchet factory IN the building belonging to
Hedenberg's works. the Inclined Plane II soon com.
municatod TO Col Burroughs fur-blowiog establishment
and the apartment Of Az Sohwsb wool carder and spin
ner. IN the same building all Of which we're consumed ne
was as9 tho adjoining four story building occupied by l..
NJ Lindsey patent last turner, and G. Post machiuisi
Insurance $4,000.
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Presidential Nomination.

Al county cOnvenisn recently held in ST. Clair (ll
nos) Senator Allen OF Ohio, recommended "as per.
eminenty qualified for the next Presidency" This
warmly seconded by the Illinois Register.
leading organ Of the LOcofoco party in that State VIVA,
will Gen. Gus. say this Is Achilles" willing TO give
way To one of his subalterns
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0cr The Senate has confirmed the appointment
of Gideon Wells, an active Locofoco partzan
from Com cticut, as Chief of the Bureau of
Provisions I'D Clothing. He barely squeezed in,
it is said, by the casting rote of the Vice Presi-
dent
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
RICHMOND CITY.

P0wHATAN-Ar oeLocx.
Cooke (wnig), 50 ahead.
q O'Clock } Darraeott, (w)
l67-Brown (D) ~.
LOUISA COURT HOBSE-(when tho cars Lefty
For sena'e-Colsman, (w) 6o-Guersnt (D) 81. For
Houso-PoindeI,ss.t w) io7--Andsrson lDD 30.
CARoLINE-court House. ut 3 o'eock.-whte, (v)
s2-Dieknson, (D) sc. 0olansvilc, at IA o'clock
White l6-Dickinson los.
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On the 9th instant, SsOisyie, Albemsre county, Mr.
Henry PTrTs. formerly of Richmond.
Enquirer will please copy.
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Magazine. for NAV

0 We sale OF wrecked Good. nj OIL
Warehouse, this morning, O'Clock.
ap2t KENT KENDALL. A. ATwATER
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THE THoRODGU-BRED RACE-HORsE,
HEIR ALD.

WILL stand at Fairfield Race Coarse. near
Richmond Virginia. the present reason VIII CHI Ia, now
commenced and viii expire the 2Oth OF
lei 10 a'es al 30 dollars the season. eoar. the n.u
rance with VI IN the Groom case where p.rtIe
men wi raise company Of he mares one become rr,on
soe Tor ALL the MN shall Herald wear. o
this spring. beautiful ebesnui full hands high and of fauh
efs proportions Mr. VIM H. Stuart, trainer saw. i'm us,
to d. X H. Label he thought formed horse ha
~ ~
Herald but amer n. wa. three year,
this was the fastest two mile use ne
neI'J when be was old to Na.hv lie
Team and 9h ioeober started for the stakes $4,000
enhance $1,000 Forfeit 30 entries heals over the
worst traek that houes started n for race.
James Humans ch Peyona am
Cot w. HsmpIons oh. h. Herald, IN ~
H. NJ Gays eh b. by skylaik, M a d,.,
Hon b. Peyton's Do. m Great Western, N si,
saw this raee-l the Herald ought In hax.
won with different management
ing nearly all has training amer he Nashville In This
race be received injury leg was from
the turf and put in the stud may .rad eipr
career short, but very good.
Pedigree.
Herald was sired by the celebrated Penipo M, .
the imp mare Dspha who the Aquesn and Mo-
naeh Penpo the Of Herald considered the best horn.
In England Of his day, lbs better Priam ever was
The mares lef with horse be 90 cents Der day and
every possible taken Of them, but Liability or
escapes Holm arr Ct,Pp -
Fairfield, April 24ih, 1916. NJ
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VALUABLE
B UCK N G II AM LAND

HANlNG determined to remove | offer for
sale Land in Buckingham county distant 10 mile, norm
OF The Court House, miles south Of seosyie and within ~
miles Of the James RIVER nearly from
which place produce taken by Canal Richmond be
tact upon which reside 931 acres ADJOINING 7s
acres the latter being the tact purchased Payn, a
Upon each tract there good dwelling all
ouhouses 'uable for such arr admitted b Al
VINO Know them be equal high lands Virginia deem
unnecessary to give Detailed Of quality Of be,s
Ad nhee 10 say that they OF the qualify the eee
oaed Green spfng Lands IN Louisa County pleasure
hew tie lands To disposed purchase make Known
inc ierns-or wiz prony any Communication made by
letter Ny address 'Diana his Post Office buckingham county
Va" IOuH a. mi pp,s ;"
. 2f-wsw
Hrown
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Arm ~, 1886.
increased. We consider inferior kinda rather lower
good and zine fully sustained.
fLouR-s.ss on Yesterday at e4i. Since the re-
esiPs last evening OF the from England per
Csedona up TO the <h inst learn of sales hold
era unwilling to submit to lower rates. which asked By
dealers.
wHEAT-si.
CoRN-67Ss 70cu. .N'. t .'
oATs-itom vessel, 42S to <5eu.
CUT NAILS to etc.
N. c. C0TToN-7s u cents.
TEAs-ImPerial and Gunpowdsr SOC. to 81 5; Black
wHISKEY-Hoeshcsds 2lc bbls Csc
CANDLEs.spsm 26a3oc.; Patent Sperm 40cj Hull's
Pa,en, l3c; Talow ioai2S.
CoFFEE-Rio 7lssic; Lszusyra sSas3.
HERDS GRAsS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S4 per bushei.
PIG IR0N-S25 10 IS.
FlsH-No. new Herings -; old Sa
LlME-$ll23 from the vessel.
MoLAsSES Orleans asa3ic.; Porto Rico 3O.39c.;
Cuba 25s26c.
oIL-win'cr strained oil best 100 cu Fall strained
S0as5 Whale In bbls. 4Ic.
and Baltimore Sides 6ta6lc; Shoulder 5is5S cts, Hams
7s73; Lard 7sss.
PLAIsTER-From tho Wharf. 1915 per ton; do Be.
sUGARs-Demaud ligh,-N. Orleans 6.7; Porto Rico
salse
SHoT-5lc.
SALT--Si Soc from wharf.
CATTLE-Beei from S3i to II; Sheep from 81 to 81;
Hogs Sc.
EXCHANGE
N York drafts lsii p. CT Baltimore drafts IA prem
Philadelphia ialt prem. North Carolina Il dis.
South Carolina dis. Wheeling ida
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3dis
Alabama Sac dis. Specie AL prem
COAL FREIGHTS.
To Baltimore 70 TO Philadelphia sast
cents New YORK. 81 cents TO Boston. Res-d
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az TIE NY. oou. Advertiser Of Monday last
shsss 80 sepg thst ornaG IN he City. that large
Msaof.esarA ss.bisAasns n coaasoueu, had suspend.
a pzymenI Ths lsbiiuss ere stated II $4,000.
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WoOdIawn Tor sale,

WOOdIawn for sale.
THIS very desirable DAIRY and Market Farm,
- situated four miles shove The cry Of Richmond West
ham road 10 Tor le. eouans 1874 of land about a0
OF which are IN cultivation and In Of Iudous improve
ment The resdsnce oonnodous brick building with an De-
sabe ouhousF In The nda u handsome RrOve and perfectly
hay b. Inferred Rom the fact that aeeouh Tor
The paH three yesn has ereeeded SIS The VIII b.
liberal, wh3eh may be iesrnedof
ap 9f-c9w DUNLOP, HoNCURE a 90.
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and by the mutual CONSENT the parties mere Il
is achieved by the butchery of brave but barba-
Tous and undscpinod troops. The British pa
pers may taunt us a nation Of robbers, and chide
ms for the spirit Of selfaggrandzement evinced
by the incorporation Of a neighboring State into
our Union but what shall be said Of the spola-
tors Of India, whose path is every where marked
by the blood of the innumerable victims of their
aVarice and ambition Even if the American
people deserved the reproaches so lavishy bestow.
ed upon them, in connection with the annexation
of Texas, no Briton has right stained as he il
with the blood and laden with the spoils Of India,
60 unite in the chorus Of defamation.
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10 would be as WE'LL
IVES, II would be ne well for those intending 10
purchass Pisno Portss ook ny assortment where
they win md instruments no, 10 Be sTeesd equaned an that
eonstu'ss good insrunsniby oths made States
t p TAYLOR fIHI
Piano Fone md Music Store, 100 Main street.,
pN Opposite ths Bsnks
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NOTICE.

i"o annual meeting oil the stockholders
of'e Nehaond Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Comp.nv yin
be held on MONDAY sSih May once ofthe compapy
in Richmond, At ~ O'Clock, NJ. F~-'
sP 81 O.. MAcMURDo, Treasurer.
y. WORLDS 0TFtCE.-Tiekst Nos ~ 81 Sc, worth
slOo, "a LeeSouig Lottery Class ~, sohby woRn.
Tke Nos 81 a. worth $780, Alexandria Lottery E,ti.
%, sodby vnpI, az.
Lottery draws in the Exchange oay-sIooo Capital Ticket,
s ksh on package OF IS whole haye, 40
quarters Sso-'o be had till O'Clock his evening at
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IIFNHFVULf IDTUs
Clovereed-1O tons American Red ai 4ss for inferior
old, aud SIS 70 6is for new according 10 quality
Pfoysions-Tho demand Tor Beef has been regular and
soady with we'll supported prices. Since the Treasury
Order for admitting OF the reduced duty the deliveries
Of Cheese have been extensive Lard still declines price
and is very doll.
fobuccoIn this article have little Of momentio no.
tee, although the market s rather easier than otherwise
The deliveries are large, amounting 1919 hhds but the
imports reach 81 hhds In March.
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For baltimore and philadelphia.
sFgk,,rvT>HE Steamer "POCAHONTAS
4 Capt HOnihgshead will leave Rockets on
Saturday afternoon, esh O'Clock for Baltimore Coed,
takento Philadelphia heretofore. freight amply to
ap9a HRNRy nm ~ . ,,o
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Riohmond.
H'xA Hsfa tais day ~ sesek. p. NJ
ARRIVED,
Sehr Americus Wheeler. Baltimore, sundrie,
VermsdeIa, Tyler, Baltimore, light.
VIM w. Wyer, Adams, Boston, sundries.
Shatand, Toby. Portsmouth, N. H., Plaster and
Hay. 49, 49,
Olive Coison, Now York, ballast.
Francis Parker. Wilson. North Carolina iish to j.
Womble.
SAILED,
Schr Falmouth Creighton Baltimore
Seatord, Thornton, Philadelphia.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
The Foreign intelligence.

FRIDAY MORNING. ArRIL 20, isae.
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May Nos. Graham, &c.
w. RANDOLPH a. co. have received.
~ Grshsms Msgszins for Nay, 0s cents
New Yort fnusirated Magazine for Nay, IS cents
Ladies Nstionai haeszinefo F Nay, 10 cents.
AIso. IarEe Ioi Of o,her Wofka nv
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Ameritau Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, Arc. IS, 1916.

OuR ARMY. It Appeals by the latest &C
counts from our army, that It is on the march
70 Monterey; VI here, it is stated, it will proba-
bly, be received by Mexican force Of $4,000
strong, commanded by Paredes Notwth.
standing this latter information comes from an
apparently authentic source, yet we must be
permitted to doubt its correctness. We do not
believe that Paredes has the ability to raise so
large force as is mentioned; and if it be true,
as has been published, that Santa Ana has sail
ed for Vera Cruz, we suspect that the president
Of the Republic, instead of marching to en-
counter the American Army, will either seek
a treaty of peace at once, or be engaged in
measures to defend himself against the expires
ident. We doubt whether the internal dissen-
ton is so great, and the dissemination to engage
in the war so general, that, even with the harsh
measures usually adopted to recruit the army,
no efficient and reliable force can be brought
into the field. Monterey will, in all probability,
fall into our hands without resistance; and then
affairs in Mexico must come TO a crisis, which
will result, we presume and hope, in the adjust
ment Of all difficulties between the two ma
tions.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-25

RETRocEssIoN OF ALEXANDRIA. We see
by a notice issued by the Commissioners that
the vote of the people of the town and county
of Alexandria, d. c., on the subject of Retro
c9ssion, is TO be taken at the Courthouse, in
Alexandra, on Tuesday, theIlst, and Wednes-
day, the I'd day of September next between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P
NJ, on each day.
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SICK AND DISABLED SEAMEN. The Secreta-
ry of the Treasury has issued circular to the
collectors ofports, directing them, as heretofore
to extend to worthy applicants the benefits OF
the fund for the relief of sick and disabled sea-
men, which is provided by the recent act OF
Congress, approved by the President on the
10th inst
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4 l. n "a n ~ u.
W1O CURE TOOTHACH

VETO CURE TOOTHACH
ii AND PRES ERVE BEALTH
THE TOOTHACH is always cured in one
mis- ute by an application Of WHEELER'5 TEABRR
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still protest
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will he cur
ed; Souess of the Gums will be cured; all Bleeding
OF the Gums will be effrctually stopped, and the
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleasant
and In the hest of health by its use. Sold by
j. NJ, HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore street,
Je3o-ly above South, opposite Clipper office,
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LIST OFAPPLICANTS

hlSI Or APfLICANTS.
FoTthe benefit Of the InsoLvent LdDS Of Marl-
land for the last week.
Ihos' Parker, mariner wv. HOpmaH, wheerwt
!h0s' owe, do. NPeter Brown shoemak' r.
John w Granville halter fR't Bingham, teach'r, CO.
n; ohlpley, breaksTnan y. Roberts, pasterer
VIA. Stanfeld, stonem N tJohn Madden, Iaborer
VIM Dorsey, carpenter Geo Keller, do.
w WIgntman scalcm'r John Livingston, tanner
Alex applegarth, nerch't Geo Sheeler, biacksm'h
John hhlghl, cooper 'Wm.Wieks, negro, co.
J. Dixon, negro hackman
For debts lsssthan $50.
TO appear before the commi ssioners the 9Th of
Sept, 1886.
Day Of final hearing, 7th Nov, 1876.
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BALLOON ASCENSION. Mr.. Wise made ano.
Their ascension in his balloon on Saturd,y,last,
from West Chester. He left the earth at eight
minutes past two o'clock, passed up through
the clouds, remained up half an hour, and de-
cended l-s miles from town.
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PENITENrlARv IN NORTH CAROLINA. The
people of North Carolina have decided at the
late election against establishing Pententlary
in that State, by majority of from Is to
10000.
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SPENCER. We learn that Spencer, who re-
Gently shot his wife in Jersey City, has been
seriously i'll for several days. He attempted
several times to make his escape, and is now
ironed The duress may have caused his i'll
moss
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LEwIsrowH BAEK. The Reading Gazette
says, that the notes of this Bank are refused to
be taken in that borough, and cautions all coun-
try people against taking them.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Aug. "a, 1876.
Report Of tnterments in the city Baltimore the
week, ending Mountaineering ,vlz:
Cholera Rlantum |; lnfantile unknown 6; Scar.
let Fever l; St-born 8; Bilious fever .; Drowned
2; inflammation of the bowels 2; Disease of the
Heart i Phrens /; Consumption 10; Mania |; Ca
tarrna fever .; Commissions 3; Dropsy in the head 9;
Typhus fever l. Old age Child bed 9; Infammatory
rh' umatism l; Hemorrhage |; lnfantcide l; Thrush
|. fetal 5t.
Under year,...... 10 Between and &c., g
between anu g.. 2 6 10 and 81, 80
" 2and 5,.. Above 9l, .97-54
Males, %; females 29--54 Of which Number Is
we're colored persons-l0 free; 5 slaves
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health
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BALTIMORE COUNTY, r. WIN: I

BALTIMORE COUNTY, IT, wl1!t
AUGUST 9th 1916.
"a hereby certify, TnaI J lcoh Bull of said
M EeEA cauHty, brought before the subscriber, a
MILL Justice Of the Peace Of said county, dark
Bay Gedlng about Is hands in hei- hit, long ln rots
and racks; sh0d all round.
}. R WYNN, Justice Of Peace.
The owner of said horse is requested to prove oro
perry, pay charges and take him away
JACOB BULL,
1T miles on Falls Turnpike Road.
MONEY! MONEY! Persons in want of mo-
WE ney, from I'll tn thousands, can be aceommo-
dated Judgments OF aud IL months purchased H.
diamonds, gold, silver, merchandise, Sc, of every
description purchased nj all times. Az business trans
actions strictly confidential.
LEWIS F.SC0TTTS Intelligence Office,
a2s 10 Exchange Place.
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R- CHEAP PRINTTN G ,and PRINTING e
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any Other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADlNG,
STAGE y HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, az we are pos
sessed offaciIities (wh latest styles Of type and new
and splendid fordoing work, in ererystyte
in a manner unsurpassed in this city,