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Walroi. Abram
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r.----------r-NEW-YORK, sehooIey,. MOun.

r. ---a-------r7 NEW-1D Rk, SchooIey'a Moun-
LII Beiytere and EastoH-LeaYe the
OF Cort.aI.d.s. daily Sundays e1-
cen,ad =. O'Clock a u by Railroad 20 Torr.aOwn direct
without change OF cars thence by Post Coaches through
Ch..trr German Valley, Schooeys Mountain Port Golden,
Wesbfngton 70 Belvidere and Eas,on Fare from New.
WORK 10 chooeys Mountain e. IS For seats apply 10 j.
HILL Aren't al Patterns Commercial Hotel 10 Cortland
A. CHAS GOLIATH. Proprietor
Also daily line for Schooeys Mountain leaves Morris
tor arrival OF the u O'Clock cars from York
Fare from Morrstown 70 Schooley's Mountain 81 80 n.
BExtras furnished the shortest notice by applying 20
CHAS. GOLIATH, Mansion House, MorrisIown
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

At Five o'clock. p M.-Land!us at Intermediate Places
From the foot OF BsTclny.st.
Steamboat HUDSON Capt c. F. King. VIII leave on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday snd Sunday afternoons al
O'Clock. -
SteaInboa, SANTA CLAUS. Capt. Il. OverbeGh, will
leave Tuesday. Thursday. and saturday, al oclS I'm
IL Apply on board, al the Otce on the Wharf tylo
.USsD sOPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
SS--.-l Through without landins-New, ORR aud
Albany Lne.-rhc new aud splendid steani'
e. BELLE, Capt Samuel Schuyler will leave Ncw.fork
FOR Albany every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday al
O'Clock r VI. from The foot OF Robnsou-st The Belle Is
htIed up with splendid and for speed comfort
and safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson Fivor
FOR freight passage inquire OF The Captain ON board or
al No. South-s-
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive IN Albany IN
ample time for The morning train OF cars East West
y. R.-FrrtElt taken NJ modernIc rlles WIG Y
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~ OOO REA1Is News ard Book Paper, viz
1U,UOO l90-+-i6 70 . pounds Fer !eal..
2nx25-e0 70 > pounds Der rean,
2SS-3-3i 70 j. pounds per reau!-
2ix-S-2t 70 81 pounds per rearl
-N5o-2o 70 Is pounds per real1-
2ix5s-5o 10 % pounds per
2x59-l9 70 = pounds per rea-i-
oiNG-os 70 S3 pounds per ram.
-HJJ5-So 20 81 pounds per
-SN59-Jt 10 - po1lcs per
-sIt3-t9 q IS pounds per
.3x+o-i2 10 :3 pounds per resIL
iiI55-20 10 IS pounds per reanl-
II s;ore, AID 70. sale u lots 70 sui purchasers .;
CYRUS ". FIELD, Bur.:ng-slip.
y. B.-Prag pape! ofa1y size Enc quality .te 10 or
der III In
CYRUS ". FIELD, No , Buriing-aip, offers for sale
~ 500 reAris News Paper, .N32
1910 realms News Paper, 2ix5i.
100 -ea1ns News Paper. 2ixS2-
loo rear.s SeS.s Paper, Z-I9a.
go real1- News P2Pe-, sxi2
30 reanls News Paper, 22xi5.
With -R-e.y of other s;zes- Paper made 10 order ~
short notice au3 Nv
DAPER.-5,coQ re.Irs Straw Wrapping Paper
L 1909 resrns Rag Wrapping Paper.
Leo rsarls Hardware Wrapping Paper.
900 reErns Enyeiope Wrapping Paper
go resins Cloth Wrapping Paper
For sale on liberal Terms By
ans fsSRrs IN FIELD a asniiae .iness
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Anermon, Jane

- Pi>ase mention The DATE Of tie LIT IN h'a' Afy
are cdeertissd LADIES' LIST:
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~WFsTERN yIRCINIA LANDS Tor S,.e.-

V- 900 BROtDSyAN.-The hogse. stcrr scd csli4r
So No 500 Broadway, beng well arranged and aiiet for
- business. = 70 isf- Apply ~
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IT. PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
- >StL,-<z--tN Albany GAlly--SupGhNs sNcepiei-

,z-sStl,s,s-lN tog A.5Nny, taly-SunGNys eNccplci-
through direct al o'c!ock 7 NJ FROM Ia
Pier between Ccrt.sud ami Liberty -.
Steamboat NNICKERBOCHER, Capt :. Houeh'cn. Will
leave on Monday, Wednesday ARD Friday evenings, Al
O'Clock. .
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, CAPT. 4. g. Crriten'
den vii leave Tuesday, TAuFsGay and Saturday even
jnss Al O'clock.
The above Boats viii at s ;,nes arrive Albany In
ne time for the Morning Train OF Cars for the East "
West. =,
Freight taken al moderate rates, and taken si>er y
O'Clock. 7. NJ.
All persons are forbid trusting any OF the Boats OF his
Line without written order rom The Captains OF Agents
For passage or freight supply on board the Boats o. 10
P {. SCHULTZ. al tie office on lie wharf.
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z--:-==z--HOUsATONIC RAILROAD

IhhlLEhohDs-
&Sz1 regular truns have been with
drawn from the Rood for the purpose
OF reayng the track In the most substantial manner with
heavy rail The work ID progressing rapidly and
that portion OF the Road between Bridgeport and New
Milford j mes Is expected 20 be completed by me MD
die OF August Due notice Will be given Of the uine ihs
Cars yv!!l assume their regular trps.
Freight Train with Passenger Cars attached, win run
between Sety-Slilfofd and West siockbHd ge-raying
New-NiIford AZ 10 A ~ and West Sockendse at " 80
NJ until farther notice. R. B. MASON, superintendent
Bridgeport July g. 1876 lyl0H
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pRUNsWICk sHEETINGs-rhe Branswicss

RRl NV ItN II - IT, ne 49,, ~
being about pound to p yards and price buta shade
above the ordinary heavy goods Country merchants
solicited 10 hi. article IN connection with every
other known style OF brown Sheetngs and Shirtngs worth
81 CTS and upward Also. very large stock of Cotton
Batting put up pound bundles and li bundles 100 lbs
In blue papers q, ; cts 10 and per 10. These
Bats are offered IN small lots the ndredbae price,
Also Wick, Warp TS!ne and Waddng, 1t 10 and ~ Ce
dar-sl, half block above PearI-si, second door.
jy7 t. y. uNDERHlLL-
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Books.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, P. VI.
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L Through without landng-Ncw.Y York and
Albany Ltue.-The fast and splendid new
steamboat EMPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock, VIII leave tho
foot OF Robirsoa-s above Barclay every Tuesday
Thursday sld Saturday O'Clock The Express Is ut
ted with the best OF furniture with spacious staieroons
and good berhs With the public patronage, the travelling
part OF the community may Be OF low fare the entire
through For passage freight, apply 10 tho Cap
TAIN on board, or Of GEO. T. STANLEY.
ain ,h, ,tirr fhp dos
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,]ublir Ccnpepanees, &c.
.T~@ REGULAR NAH. LINE between
SsSitsz.-i Sosfon arr Nsvr-IorS, BY The las, and
- splendid steamers OREGON anu RHODE



splendid steamers OREGON anu RHODE
ISLAND.
The steamer OREGON commando cd by Capt SsA Taay
sr, sud RHODE ISLAND, coGlraaGdel BY Capt NaaeAs
Ter. VII throughout iAc season from ne trst',sy u
A?r IA connection w;h lie StorlnctoI and tro'ldesec
ar So>Ca ans Providence Railroads. leaving New orb
Glv. Sundays eNceoi.d from pier No North RFrr, ats
ocucS. 2 u. and S;Ouii sou a. o'clocA =. NJ or Grcr
the arrtval OK he Mail rrt5a from SoStcu
These steamers are unsurpassed N speed spentor and
cortcrt having each Aen JSfce coaliod.cGs pTT5c
sraie5Oous aG lerhs for SO persons besides laEe pm
vs,e ROOMS Tor families and parties
The OceTc by TIE KOS; Experienced men,
and WI shorten The passage between Newly snd Bts
Ton trose i hours. thereby arriving iniampe Tor
q! toe lines from Boston North and Last
The OREGON VIII leave Newly ork-1ucsdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Leave inglou-Nonisy, "Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND viii leave NuH- York-Nior-
day, "Wednesday and Friday
Leave StCnips tca-Tucsiav, Thursday sQi Saturday.
y. B.-PaS>cngers the arr!va, Of lie az
S,oninSon. proceed immediately the splendid Railroad
cars 70 Providence and Boston without any DELAY snd
Baggage Master accompanies each a 20 Boston 10 take
charge OF he baggage.
For passage freight inquire on board OF The boat
pier Ne. y. Il. ~ u GEO. E FAlRCEILD. No. l9
We>,-sj. or OF JOHN II. RICHMOND,
lfsSl Providence
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IT, !, FOR BOSTON, va Newport ana fIov
r.ss'Ii,f 81 sllcncr direct. from Pier No. s. y RTho
1-''~ 7'.-2-1 steamer RHODE ISLAND, Capt Manchct.
Ter on Monday "Wednesday and Friday al ) p NJ.
The NEPTUNE, Capt. Rollins, on Tucsday Thursday
and Saturday. at T.. NJ
For passage bcrhs, s,ae-roums freight, application
NAV be made on board, or No 10 baery-prce lynn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

EVENING LINE-Thc steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
WA n. Peck. Will leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Tile steamboat EMPIRE. Cap. K. b. Macy. will Leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings, nj O'Clock,
from CortInud-sr Pier, for Albany and Troy direct
t,- The boats OF the hrs class they are conf
uadc by Xpericnccd and Officers and for speed
rnrs ON Nm. river es3
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lvcrs, henrietta"
jameson Elizabeth.

Jackson, Ann Eliza
Jewe,t. Mrs Samuel
Jenkins, Emeliue h
johnson. Elizabeth
Joiner, Mrs Louisa
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-uz-MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
@lst -.s-s.ssss4ys RIO AD-Summcr Arrangemen-Com-
S1s.--1I--I men~ng Monday MAY Iih i846-Ar

aupemens will soon be made OF which due notice will DO
given for an additional train. leaving Morristown al
VI. and New-York AT II noon.
Leave New.York, Leave Newark, Leave Morris,owu,
q O'Clock A. NJ o'clock a. NJ 81 o'clock, a. NJ.
4 P NJ PM 2 PM
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1T ~ = DNILN IlINE OF DUbIa 5tIWtth lNo"'
s-sH.;---.i' York and Staten I-landrhe sleanIb0ais
Se1-E--SYLPH Capt J. BREASTED, and STATEN
ISLANDER, Capt. D. Van Pelt, Wi! leave az follows
Leave staten island at O. o. 10 and II A. NJ and |, J.
Leave Ne1y-York att o 49, II A. NJ and ., 3, 1857
and half-pu-i 7. VI -,
Allfrcight at the risk OF the owners thereof lels
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sCHOoLEY's MOUNTAIN, via Morristown and Dior.
rs and Essex Railroad from NegsrA-Io accommodating
tr.ysle, to Schooley's Mountain, from Philadelphia and
New York and train OF ears will be run between
Newark and MonstOwn, by the Morris and Essex Rail
road ny Monday, July 3th leaving Morristown
ara NJ leaving Newark al P. NJ Or, on the arrival OF
The - noon train from NewYork, and the morning train
from Phadelphia with which trains there will be diree,
connection By this train passengers will arrive Morris
town at2I p VI where Stages wi. be in readiness
yey them directly 10 schooley's Mountain. jyl3
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xTvoD !, DAILY LINE at o'cock-Eor New

UcSn' DAILY LINE at oclOck-For Now
lSbursh aud Fshkil landing at Van Cort-
andts PceksklD, West Point Cold Spring
and Cornvun-The nev steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Cant Samuel Johnson will leave the steamboat pier foot
of Wprrcn.st every afternoon Sundays excepedl Ut
O'Clock Returning viii leave NewbWgh evcry Monday
morning halfpns 6, and the remaining mornings Of the
week At O'Clock landing above For freight passage
apply board the boat.
~ B-Al baggage and freight Of every description, bank
bills specie put board this boat, must be al tho RISK
ho,t ~. rarainfcd for ial2 n
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Passengers BY the Morning Tram 10 MorrsoWI VIII az
rive there Mt 10! O'clock when stages will be IN readiness
to convey them Schoolcy's Mountain, washington, bel
videre and Eas,on daily Succasn, Sanhope. Newton
Milford ana Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and FIJI
DAYS and Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays sach Line returning
the following days TO meet the r. NJ. trains for " 7.
stage will also leave for Breckenridge every evening ON
the arrivnl OF The cars MorrLsOwn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-17

RUSTEE' SALE. BY virtue of a deed of
rrust and of general order OF Baltimore COun-
brit the undersigned will sell at public auction
premises, on TUESDAY, LIST September, at 3
Tx, p. NJ. :, all that LOT OF GROUND, situated
Icing at Canton, and beginning for the same At
orlhwesterly intersection of Boston and Chesa-
streets, thence R0rtherly binding on hesa.
street 80 feet, thence westerly, at right angles
hes Ipenke street l6 fCef, thence sOuthetly ma
with hesapeake-st, TO Bust0n-st,, aAd thence
~ binding on Boston street TO the beginning
4 This lot is improved by Il good BRICK Build
ing, two stories aud attic high, with store in
trent and Is subject to the yearly rent OF tnir-
Il dollars and fiIy cents the first instaIment be-
yabIe on the first day of January le55, and re-
hble at six per cent.
%, on the same day, at 0'c '0ck, p. M, on the
SEES, all that LOT OF GROUND, situated at
Bn, and described as fOllows-that is to say! be-
zg Tor the same nn the north side of Cambridge
at the centre ola brick wall forty f. ct westerly
3the nOrhwestely intersection of Cambr idga and
Hord streets, thence hOrlhwesterly binding on
3 ridge st twelve feet and seven inches. thence
7easterly parallel with Concord street fifty feet,
Ie southeas ierly parallel 18th Cambridge street
he feet and seven inches, thence southWeserly
straight line 10 he beginning.
This lot il improved by small two story
Fl brick DWELLING, and is subec to the an
ESnual giound rent of $l2 so, and redeemable at
IcpRt.
1.-THE above property will be sold, clear of all in
RANGES up to the " Of sale.
ems-One- third cash, one third in thee months,
Ine-third in six months, with interest and see u.i-
he credit payments, or all in cash, at the OPP
pr the purchaser
PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN,
Assignee in Trust.
CORNELIUS L. l.. LEARY,
Permanent Trustee.
l02aw3w AS WIN. WARD, Auctioneer.
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A FFLICTED READ-slOO will be paid II

A FFLICTED READ-SlOO will be paid TO
"a any one who can produce single case Of eer-
tain delicate disease that the AMERICAN COM
POUND will not speedily and radically cure. II is
free from Mercury, and all other deeterioas drugs
pleasant to the taste, and requires restriction in
diet Thousands have been cured by the compound,
in all stages of the disease, being adapted to all class
es; those of weakened constitution will find it high
y beneficial 1t has long been used in the private
practice of physician with unerrng success, Tadi-
cally removing every vesge of the disease in ninety
nine cases of the hundred. Put up in half pint bot
ties with full directions and for sale at 1903 Baltimore
ST.; corner of Pratt and Charles SITS; No. 425 west
Baltimore street; of Gay and Saratoga streets,
and at G. Stott's, Washington city; No. 2ss Marsh
Market Space. jel5 3m
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NOTICE. A RARE CHANG EFoR BARGAINS!
lN SELLING DEE 1T GOSI-NO SE.AMs


1N SELLING OFF 1T COSTING SHANE
The undersigned, Agent for Trustees, offt!rs for
sale, both who esae and retail very large aud gen.
era assortment OF DRY GOOnS Ar COST, FOR
CASH ONLY. AS the stock will not be reps nished
by ne purchases, but must be closed out entirely
soon as possible, many articles will BIZ sold mech
BELOW COST. | am selling Parsons. Coats and
Lees superior cord Spo Cotton. 600 yard>) at 4
cents pei spool or 46 Is ptr doZt n; Spool
Cotton Ct per spool, or cts per doz; colt nGlaves
TO IL cts per pair Baylis supei or Net dies c. nts
per paper; Pins 10 cts; paper; Grass SHirts 62k
cents each; Cor led Skirts, corded all Though, 37t
cents each; Vestpgs IL Is, rs &c. pr pn teerni
Linen Cambuc Hdkfs. ~, 10 aud IS cehts; Painted
MusIns 10 to 25 cents per ya'd Plaid GinghamA9 to
to 25 cts per yard; Cac0es to Is do; Babhin Edg-
ings and CottOY Lacps, vetv cheal; Bfeach-d aud
Brown Muslin from 81 to IL cts. per, yard; Cloths,
Cassimeres, Satinets TwGeds, Ga1hrnons d. hlSugs,
Brown Linens, Nankeen, SataeH, Summer Gaoths,
Table Covers, Diapers. Oil Cloth, Cap Nets, fam
hrc, Jaconet Swiss and Book mhslins ShawAs of all
kinds Fanneis, Blankets, Sevaats' wear F'asHiture
and Cambria Dmity, Toilet Covers, sc &C., all at
prices Ioper than amy other store in the city.
HENRY w. COOKE, s. T.. corner of
iyQ5 Hanover and Lombard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-17

LINDA SPRINGS -PRIVATE SALE.
HE subscriber will effer at private sale, until
next fail, that valuable and well known property,
THE BALINDA SPRINGS,
ND TEN OR FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND.
bis delightful Watering Place is situated on the
Is Of the Antietani, Sc mites from Ba tmOre %
5 from Frederick, 8 from Harper's Ferry, IA south
agerstowu, mile from Sharp burg and is with
mile of pike l. aiding from Baltimore, 6 miles
E the Baltimore and ohio Rail Roa T. and with in
=es of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, II has
8 open as a Watering Place tor the last ten years,
attended with great success, being visited by
sands. The improvements are good and consist
~ of large WEATHER BOARDED HOUSE,
z6Ef with Dining Room of sufficient dimensions
"a to accommodate ~ persons and room to
zs-Alodge al least 60 persons.
ne situation of these Springs is in az healthy and
5bTiOus climate as any upon the face of the globe
is very beautifully located. The water has be- n
I'D by Or. Debutts. Chemist, and found to contain
necessary qualities conducive to health namely:
/, magnesla and sulphur. The situation of these
BDgs ia susceptible of great Improvement and
|ht easily be made "a handsome aud healthy a
be Of resort as any in the United States
p The terms Of this property will be- made quite
bonable. ANY further info nation may be had by
living to the subscriber, residing upon the properly.
I30-lawSt JOHN CARRIE NHDUR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-17
FOR SALE & RENT.

.IsFaA5 FOR RENT. The second stOyv of the
Hk|;:::.l Book Store, No. ISL PRATT STREET. ad-
#E iiiis joining the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
hHgLA Depot, consisting of one very large and com
modions Room, very suitable for Il commission mer-
chant, storage ROOM armory for a military compa
NY or any other purpose requiring plenty of room,
Two handsome new store COUNTERS, with draw
ers, and large SHOW WINDOW, for sale cheap.
Inquire at the Bookstore,
No. ISL PRATT STREET,
je0tf next door TO Railroad Dcpot
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EEEALTHY EXCURSION,
CAPE MAY.-ClTIzENs UNION LINE.

CAPE MAF.-ClTlZENS' UNION LINE.
Fare through from Baltimore, only $500.
4 Aesssv Passengers fur this celebrated "Wa-
,,sea fsafzus tering Place" by taking the steamer
@IJsssESsssI GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. Trippe,
from Baltimore. on MonCays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at O'Clock, p NJ, will be assured Of passage
10 Cape May the next morning, by the superb, com
mndous and safe steamboat ONO, Capt Davis,
which leaves Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Thursdays
AND SATURDAYS, touching at New Castle for the Bal
tm0re passengers.
@3-Fare from Baltimore to Cane NAV, including
hack hire at Cape Island, 81 0o-meals extra.
jy22 A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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HENRY w. OOOhtJ D H. cOf'Ief VI
jy25 Hanover aud Lombard stree
SpLENDID BRITANNIA wAnE

y JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh invoice of English and American BRiTAN q
MA WARE, of the latest style, in sets of five and
six pieces: various ssvles Cndre and Tea Pots, by
the single niece and ky the dozen. Also. CASfOkS,,
SPITTOONS, PITCHERS, CANnI ,ESTtGkS, Bed
Pans, Lamps, Soup and Gravy LADIES, Table aud
Tea SPOONS. &c. for ale very low, Whal'saIs or
retail, at the II GU Sc FURNIS HtNE WARERO Osls,
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite the Unnn Rauk-
N. D. Old britannia Ware of all kinds taken in
erchGngcto7 neac. Coffee and Tea, Pos Repaired.
jel3 g Z. WETH0RE s. co.
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MNNGLIsEI ENAMEALEp PREsERN-

ENNGLTSEI ENAHIELEED PRESERE-
~ ING KETTLES. CIark's genuine Enamehed
PRESERVING KETTLES, of all sizes, imponed d.
rect from the manufactured Also, ENAMELLED
SAUCEPhNS end TEA KETTLES, Of all Sizes
This ware is the hestm for preserving or for COOK
ing any choice dishes as il mparts no taste whatever
Tnls cannot he said of brass, copper or iron,
For the genuine article, warranted to give sasiac-
tiOn, call at the House Furnishing Ware Rooms, No.
10 N, Charles St.. opposite Union Bank,
aus G.. e. WETMORE co.
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FmtHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
u the altehtion of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS,
CASSiMERES, and VESTINGS, which they are
prepared to make up order in the most fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, and on such terms
cannot fail to please their customers
ROGERS g. BOYD,
mh25 No. 1876 Market street.
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u Il. II. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
perform all operations in his line in the best
e.. MaHufac turing his own Artificial Teeth, can
ert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH filled with Cold Sl0O
do. do. Silver, 05e
4 EXTRACTING, OBS
Teeth on gold plate, warranted to fit and answer
! same as nature, at to SO per tooth. Please call
4 Examine specimens. QC- DIR. MANLY'S Office
z been removed from corner Of Pratt and Exeter
kels. 10 No. sc g. PRATT SrREET. fpIA.If