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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26

The Tobacco Crop.-Owing to the long continued
wet weather, the growing crop of tobacco in this
section of the State has suffered materially, and
should the rains continue week or two longer, the
crop would be almost lost We have converscd with
several farmers within the last few days who repre-
sent that the recent exceedingly heavy rains have
greatly damaged their crops, both in reducing the
quantity they will make and in deterioting the quail
ty; that not only short crop is inevitable,
but the quality will be very inferior under the most
ancc of the season.-BOtcling Green (Ry) Intel.
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Stock on hand, 18th inst, 26, 42l hhds. i
WOOL.-Thc market continues quiet.
FREIGHTS.-There are three ships at present
loading for Liverpool, principally with Grain, for
which 3D. has been the rate agreed upon but the last
engagement was at I'd. per bushel; and Is. 3D. per
brl. for Flour Meal is the rate demanded small
bark has been engaged load Tobacco for llavrc at
2ls. per hhd West India rates are about the same
last week, 60aSO cts. for dry brls. and suitable
vessels less plenty Coastwisc are as follow:
TO Boston-Coa, S l.25 Flour IS cts; Corn, zd5 cts
Ports in Maine, ............ .'.''.'.do..'t
&c New York, Coal s 1925. ..... do. a @
I" Providence, Flour IS cts. ..........-. doc "
% Eastern ports, Timber s. per Nj.
BEEF CATTLE.--The supply is moderate, and
prices have improved The offerings at the drove
yards on Monday were $40 head, all of which were
taken by city butchers at 2.75a s 1926, gross equva-
lent to 5.5Oa 1928 per 100 lbs, net. Live Hogs
have still continued scarce, and the lower qualities
further improved the sales having ranged from 5.25
to & $50. Supplies however, are on the way, which
will probably reach the market by Monday.
EXCHANGE.-The rates Of Sterling have wider
range than our last weeks quotations, but operations
still continue very limited scale We quote
Ssa95 per cent. prem, buyers and sellers, for 6o
days bills. In Bremen there is very little alteration
and other Foreign is nominal. We quote as follow,
viz:
Bills on London Estcrl'g 6Odays,ssa o. per Ct prem
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Large I5w.--The Baltimore and Susquehanna
Company's new steam tow boat Lancaster, Capt
Tominson arrived here on Wednesday morning, in
IL hours from Havre- de- Grace, against head wind
and tide with fifteen canal boats, fully laden, in tow
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26
Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, Cup stairs,) to-day by o'clock at g.
cts SINGLE or cts each, for or more copies
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.

GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.
- sS1 THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
s Boa, cVS%rs.y' new %am boat, Lam an
JUNIATA, Capt. Mitchell, have now commenced
their regular trips, leaving the lower end Of Smiths
wharf every Evening, Sundays excepted) ate
O'Clock for H.vredr Grace and Port Opposite: Re-
turning, will leave Port Dellositc at o'clock and
Havrr de Grace at I ociock in the evening. For
freight or passage, apply to
j. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
CHAS. B. HITCHCOCK. Agent,
Havrr de Grace;
VIM. w. MCLEAN, Agent,
Port Deposite.
point the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forw arded
free Of charge. aui9 II.
ROBERT HOOPER,
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER,
No. los Pratt street, near South.
iy al BALTI MORE
ORA KELLEY & FEN TON,
wIOi.. SALE GROCERs,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
i.Is ~ BALTIMORE.
WILLIAM LAMPING,
And Agent FOR the sale OF Leaf Tobacco,
No. rs Lightstr ct Wharf,
juno S ly BALTIMORE.
w
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Forthe sale of LEAF TOBACCO,
No.75 Lighfstrest WhnJ,
june lily BALTIMoR
JOHNP. PLEASANTs Il SONS,
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nc. IS South street,
8. HOWARD MoALE CHARLES mBDcALFE.
PRODUCE, SHIPPING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
may 90 " '"''" BALTIMoRE.
a. HORACE Love. c.. MARTIN. RI HAMPTON.
LOVE, MARTIN 4 CO:
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND WESTERN PRODUCE DEALERS,
jan If a Y " "A BALTiMoRE.
WESLEY STARR & SONS,
MERCHANTS AND
AGENTS ron THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO
WESLEY STARR, } No. Lightstreet Wharf.
nosT !. y; s TTHaa' iuoe 51v BALTiMoRE'Md
WALTER F.. HARDING,
COMM SsIoN MERCHANT,
No 81 OLD SLIP.
One door belo,c Front-st.
NEW YORK.
Advances made on consgnments Of Produce.
jy22
ALNUTT, TIFFANY e. co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Agents for the sale Of LEAF TOBACCO.
Provisions AND PRODUCE Generally.
@. r.. W. ALNurr, No. 1871 Lombard street.
osMoND TIFFANY, , BALTIMORE, Mo
WIN. T. DicxlssoN.> oct %
BRYAN e. co.
DISTlL.ERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Office, No. IS Botcty's Wharf, South Street,
RALTIMOR
Manufacturers of WHISKEY, GIN, BRANDT
RUM, PURE SPIRITS, sc.
nov if
HENRY LEEF,
AND SHIPPING MERCHANT,
No. 81 PRATT STREET,
o u BALTIMORE.
hy-Freishtine Vessels OF first class generally at
or provided on accommodating terms.
COTTON SAIL DU OK.
TUyH r subscribers now manufacturing CUT
II TON SAIL DUCK, Of all numbers, Of supe-
rior quality which they offer to the public on az
terms as any other manufacturers in the
o"i's" NsAcnN a SnN
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26

ROBERT HOOPER,
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER,
No. los Pratt street, near South.
iy 2Iti BALTIM MORE
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-26

COTTON SAIL DU OK.
yUyTJ f subscribers now manufacturing COT-
TON SAIL DUCK, of all numbers, Of supe- ..
rior quality which they offer to the public on az
pleasing terms as any other manufacturers in the
United States.
ians If SO Spears Wharf, Baltimore
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White marble Tomb Stones,

|CTRONG Cider Vinegar. and SHED and IN
- SIZED Com 1IcaI. for sale BY
S. ii. ALLENQNG,
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Fancy and Variety Store,

0TRAHNS Improved Island Balls and tablets,
- for cleansing, whitening and beaulaying the
hands~-Ladies Riding, Gardening, OF Painting,
ing. crieketing, sc, or any other amusement or
exertion preudicialto the hands, will End the inn
proved SAND WASH BALLS &, ABLETS,
pleasingly etficacious in removing all Hardness
Stain, Richness, and~all other Cutaneous Disfg-
urement; preventing Ghapping, and rendering
the, skin son, fair and pliable,
y From the nice combination of Balsamie Ingre-
dents, introduced into the composition they form
a jne Creamy Lather, with the hardest or Sea
Water, which renders them very desirable for
Salt Water Baths, They produce thk most soft
ening and refreshing sensation, and wtli be found
an excellent substitute for the Flesh brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains D
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade With foreign
countries as they will retain their viEtue in any
climate For sale at G. G. BERRY'S
Fancy and Va&sty Store
Alaxandr;a Nor d lRir.-a W
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SAMUEL nj. ALLEN{DNG,

comhissioa AIsyeh1nt, CadriesferHi Va,
II AS just received from Mr. SAMutL r. Ar
IL WELL, to sell on his account, the following
bill Of Goods, Wit boxes very superior Chew
ing Tobacco, from ~ l2 to IS cents per ID; Prin-
cipe, Regalfa Havana. Casadore, Ride. Spanish
and half Spanish Segars Fools Cap and Letter
Paper5.1 box Pipes and 300 Pipe Heals; 3 gro.
superior Matches without sulpher; 30 bottles
Carrots No. 2 Scotch SAuf; l bblt Spanish
Trimmings; gross superior Bonnet Boards; all
Of which will be sold al the very loves. possible
prices.
Feb 10 1913
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- Fall y, Fashion forEls47.
A. D. COLLINSWORTH.

Fashionable Boot & Shoe Manufacturer,
Lo,cer end Prince s., kw doors
.A6osc Nc Veigh, Bro u Co,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
ID ESPEcTFULLY invites attention to his
h stock Of Gentlenlen's Fashionable BOOTS
and Ladies SHOES, which he has Constantly made
on hand, and continues TO make. in great yaTiety-a
large and well assorted stock Of
Plantation, BrOgans 4 Negro Shoes,
Suitable fer Planters and Farmsfs, always on
ofihe work WARRANTED, he hdpes 10 secure a
liberal share Of patronage. $780,.
Orders vim Canal carefully and promptly executed.
Measures filed and packages delivered free Of
charge.
Alexandria, Sept p, 1Si7-6m
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JAMES I. CARLIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
q I7ardicare, Cutleyy, &c, Royal
Street, near Ctr Hotel, Il

u
Street, near Ciy Hotel,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and
~ offers for sale on accommodating terms,
large and well selected stock OF goods, cansisiihg
in part as follows:
Table CUTLERY, Of every description;
Pen and Pocket Cutlery;
Scissors, Shears, Augers Braces and Bits,
Steel and Iron Spares
Trowellss Axes, Hatchets, Saws; +
Planes Bench and Moalding;
Brass And-irons, Shovels. longs and Tenders;
Iron Furnaces and Preserving Kettles;
\ Hollow w are-reYery description;
Well wheels, and Patent Iron Pumps;
i Elliptic Springs and Iron Axles;
/ Locks, every variety;
Ten Frays and Walters 5H
Candlesticks and Shutters; #
I Gyms and Pistols; Powder Flasks 81 Pouches:
Mill, Pitts and Crosse cut Saws; sa d
,ARyils, Vices, Bellows, Files, Rasps, &C.; IS
Trace Chains, Backband do Halter do, &C.,
Cutand wrought Nails;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Patent Blind Fasteners;
Screws Springs, Glue &c, &C.
The above, With great variety 81 articles not
enumerated he offers far sale,-sand asihe Canal
IS now in full operation be hopes those in want,
will avail themselves Of the advantageous mode
of transportation and favor him with their or.
ders-whichswill be attended 10 with care and
despatch
Alexandria, Sept. % ISf7y.
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FALL SUPPKX II

W7E have received our fall supply Of Books,
n Wv Paper and Stationary consisting in Rart
of a full supply Of every variety Of
n Writing and Wrapping Paper Ofthc former
we have 4 fair article Of Post at 81 ,25 the ream;
and of wrapping, common qualify as low q IS
cents good assortment Of
Val and Curtain Raper-G Glazed and plain,
ranging in price from 20 cents the piece and up.
ward, according to quality
| White and Blue Bonnet Boards. Tissue Paper,
Drawing Paper, Plain and Perforated Bristol
Boards, with every variety Of Morocco and fan-
cy paper; plain and fancy letter and note Envel,
opeS Of every variety Alnanacs for 1913 conn
lprising the Methodist, Farmers, Housekeepers',
Rough & Ready and Laaareths Rural Alinans
acs a general assortment Of Spelling Books,
Webster's at 81 the dozen, Coipley's al "a, and
Towns at Ss1; all the varieties Of Arithmetics,
Readers Grammars, Biographies, and clemens
tary School Books generally.
Also, a general assortment Of Greek, Latin,
French and Italian School Books, including the
whole Of Anthons, ArnoId's, 0llendorrs and otis
|ers, including CRIMINALS, Readers and Dictons
aries.
Also, tie Mathematical School Books gener,
ally in use embracing those Of Coinstock, Jones,
Silliman, Olmsted, Draper Playfair, Day Cum
mer, Benny castle, Davies and others. 4
Also, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, God an.
Steel Pens of every variety; Quilts Of all NUM-
bers best English WATERS |; Red, Black and as
sorted; Scaling Wax Of All colors; English and
French Note Paper Of allIquaIities, with envelv
0pes to match Newman's and other water coli
ors Sable Camel's Hair Pencils Drawing PEN
ellis French Crayons Leather Stumps; Ma
fhematical Instruments AHith d. without eases
black, blue and red Ink Powder; Indelible Ink
with and without preparation Port Folios, with
and without locks English and German Slate
and Slate Pencils with all the variety 81 articles
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g. @. BERRY, {
DEALER IN
Fancy and Variety GNNhS.

~ ING STREET, Alexandria. keeps Christianity
- On hand large stock Of every CAREY Of
Goods ID bis line, such as
Combs, brushes, Baskets, Zephyr Worssea. Nee
dies, Hooks and Eyes. Percussion Caps Scissors
Knives sRazors and StEops. Soaps. Sllks Fringes,
Curls and Braids, Purse silks and MountTss, Gold,
Silver and Steel Beads, prfmery in greas variety.
Pocket Books, Purses, Aceordiols, Jewelr Clocks.
Weights aud Springs. Looking Glasses. sWaikilg
Canes. Transparent Windpw Shades and sci Blinds
OF fashionable styles. Baby Jumpers, wi,s great
variety of such goods as are usually found 10 Gen
eral Variety Store Sold wholesale and resail All
orders, vim Canal, executed with despasca, and
goods sent free of charge
Alexandria, Sert 90 lS47--iy
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Ezra r. Keefer.

(Qfkle. frm ofKEEF'ER s. JOHNf0N) /
Union Street, near VIM L. Powell 4 Son,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA
AGEEERAL FORW ARDING AND COM
NJ MISSION MERCHANT, OfferssGis SER
vices as q general Factor for the sale DE- Flour,
Grain, etc. VIII sellor Ship 10 New York sfd Bnsr
ton IL requested 10 do upon the most reasonable
terms. He is also EXTENSIVELY engaged in KILN
DRYING CORN. The highest market ptfss at all
times paid for White and Yellow Corn.
~ b. His facilities are such as 10 enable him TO
offer great inducements 10 Farmers living .oR the
line of Canal for GROUND PLASTER, wsseh he
is constantly manufacturing Of the best masials Al
extreme low rates. Orders via Canal pronsaty ex-
ccuted
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JOHN HOW ELL,
Hat Manufacturer.

In IAlexandria. Feb. -. lsl4r |
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seed store.

Seed Store.
WI. STABLER q. BRO, Fnirfsr Street,
ALEXANDRIA,,
snFFER forsale good assortment of Agricul-
~ iural Implements, Of he latest and most aP-
proved kinds:
PLoueHs- Ruggles'. Mouse 8 Masbn,s eelebrai-
ed seiEsharpener. assorted sizes Hillside and Sub
soil Pioaghs: Minor Horton 4 Cos Cast Plonghs, OF
Eve different sizes Dayiss ploughs wrought shares;
Freedoms cheap New York Ploughs;
HARRows-Geddes' Improved folding and ex.
pending;
CuLfIvAToRs-0f several descriptions
FANSfse MILLs-Rice,s Z Strongis;
4 coRS SHELIERs--The Single and Double Eagle
Shelters; KE
srRAw Curriers' for horse and hand power Rp.
gers Straw and Stalk Cutter;
Together with all minor Implements4-Axe Bri-
sr Scythes. Scyihes and Cradles. Grass Scythes,
Rakes, Forks, Shosels, Spades Chains Scfapers, DC
PuMRs-Csiem and Well Pumps, assorted sizes,
for lead or wooden pipes The cheapaess and uiili-
ty these Pumps IS bringing them into very general
/ nses 20
SEEDS Clover, Timothy. Herd Grass, Luceme,
| White Clover, &c;
Nv 4 Bro wish 10 make this branch of their
Business worthy the attention Of farmers and others,
and with this view will make such additions their
stock, as the increasing spirit of improvement in
Agriculture may require.
Alexandra. Sept %, lS47--tf
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LIFE INSURANCE.

"a
THE subscriber having ben appointed egeut
- Tor the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of Philadelphia. IS now prepafed % receive
apPticafiens for Insurance on Lives; i j. on The
mutual system. ki.hont liability however, beyond
The amount Of premiums. An pruilis Of the Com
pany arc divided annually among the insured
The premiums may Be paid quarterly sem,-n-
nnailg Or annunlt or one half Of ne premium
in a note al II months. individuals insured IN
this Company, become members Of the Corpora
lion. and vote fuF Trustees.
The rates Of Premium with full paEtisfpqtlan
in the profits are a low as any other ins,ll,ioa
Companies with only portion Of the profts. -
As this is a sabiect not generally understood,
have provided myself with a large number OF
prospectus OF the Company which fully explains
the mode Of operation, advantages safely q the
Institution and rules Of premium, which Twill be
happy 10 furnish 10 any one who may ieei any ID
terest on the subject.
Tant,a arc % f9la--eYn
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BOAEEUING SCHOOL
1T WILLOW HILL, one mile from,
Esrneysplls Depot, vet Go. Va.

Rev. j. L. FRARYs PRNcIrAL,
THE ID Term of this school will commence
Il on Monday, August 30 AS4I.
A limited number OF Board will be received,
who will be treated, in all respects, as members q
the family II viii be the aim ofthe Principal e
educate the conscience and elevate the morals, as
well as to secure intellectual gprogress. The 10
cation of the School is highly favorable to health
and morals,
For Board, Tuition, &C. the charges viii be
$50 per session--except where two come from the
same family, in which case $50 will be charged
For tuition alone, the charges will be from > e
sir dollars per quarter according to the branches
pursued.
Willow Hill, Jefferson Co, Va
April g. 18if-ly
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TIME ensuing term in this Institution will
IL commence on Wednesday the 26th of Feb.
.ruary next, and continue Eve months
Mr.. JOHN J. SANB0RN.
TUITION:
Eaglish Department $40 per- annune.
Classical n Mathematical S3a do. :
Thorough instruction given. not only in the
different branches which constitute good com
mon education, but also inihe Latin and Greek
Languages, and the higher Mathematics, to any
required extent.
iY Pnpils from distance accommodated
with board on reasonable terms.
None admitted except those who engage 70
continue from the day Of admission till the close
of the session For tho Trustees,
3 N s. WHITE.
Tan 10 IR47-3tn h lSscrpE1yN
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] Cash for Negroes.

.HNHEsubscriber is anxious topurchase large
u number Of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose ef,
will md to their interest 10 give him cal he
fore selling, as be vii pay The rery hgiea ea1t
pfircs
He can beseen at the Berkeley Courts at Mar
linsb1fg. on fhe2l Monday, and at Berfyyilc on
the 4th Monday in each month, and usually al
his residence in Charlestown.
A All letters addressed 20 him will be promptly
attcnded 10. VIM CROW.
/ Charlestown. Feb. IL, l8l5--f
ELAX SEED OIL, &c.-Just received, Flax
Il Seed Oil. White Leadin oil, and u general
assortment of Paints, which viii sell Tow for
cash THOS. RAWI-iNS. z
Feb ~
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Virginia. 10 wit !:

" - - Auldee ~ W ~ - =
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cbancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
February, l84S
Redmond Bi4rke, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
RobcH Giiinor and John Mp. Brien, DErTs.,
IN CHANCERY
TIME Defendants, not having entered their
appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
this court and disappearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are hotinhabitants Of this copn-
try: His ofdcfed, Thatthe said defendants do APP
pear here onEthe first day of the next term,
and answer the Bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in Charlestown, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door
Of the Court-bouse in the said town Of Charles
town. Al Copy-Teste,
r, T. BROWN, Clerk.
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UT1S t.|.....s. H. II1fs Rooms ia,ti5 oeeu-
IA ~ ~ ki,n. nhdIf fhs dwelling 81 Mrs
Jats X W61ie n Charie1,oun ~ lhf puri.ec
~ rIe.'4I1i. liI kinls a Pl1tncs sd LeEthan-
dir 10 = = eclnmfEi1n He 1repecdnliy so-
|liciis r5aSi<nintnt Of ne Farmers, Millers,
NIelcbanis and 0thefss u The Strics e Virginia
and Tarri1nd -. :,
- All doojs s,ssed viii me o III VII te
>oId sifis1f for cash and = S,on a ihe whole n
any raI s old. ne cash viii Be paid orerto he
owner a. sight y hsL
ian "a f6f8
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EKfra Flour.

70n BBES Extra Flour from m;lst OF hi
HUI favorite Mills.in Shenandoah, Rock
1ingham and Augusta Counties, for family us
expressly For sale by
BAKERS & BROWN.
Winchester, Jan. %, 1918.
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"a AR BA1a

Charlcstown. Feb. &. l8l8.
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TIME EXERCISES OF THE FREDER-
il LICK FEMALE SEMINARY, will be re-
sumed on Monday the 30tho August, inst
Parents who desire to give their daughters q
liberal and refined education, will here find an In
stitution with as excessive corporate powers as
any College in the State; an able, learned and
efficient faculty that can contribute to the health
comfort and convenience ofthe Students.
TERMS-For Board, Washing, elegantly
furnished Rooms Lights, Fuel and Tuition in
all the branches required for diploma, per scho
lastic year, $500; half yearly in advance.
GIDEON 9BANTS,
DAVID BOYD. ~
CHRISTOPHER STEINER, Trustee.
G.. M. EICHELBERGER,
ALBERT RITCHIE.
VALENriNE S. BRuNNER, Ssd'y..
Aug. l2, 1S47-6m.
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TIN WARE. sc.
Stoves. Tin Ware 1 Japaned Ware

Moves, I'm ware q Japaned ware.
ENOCH GRIMES takes pleasure in inform
IL ing his friends and customers thai he is
prepared 70 supply them with Goods in his line,
on very favorable terms. His assortment OF
TIN WARE islaFge and very complete, mostly
of his own manufacture, and warranted TO be Of
the best quality A1S
Country Merchants arc informed that his ar
rangemenis are such, asiwill enalEs him TO fur
nish. them with goods, on as favorable terms as
any establishment eitherin this or any other city
Families can be supplied with many very hand
some articles Of Tin w are, both useful and orna-
mental
70" The facilities afforded by he Canal are
such as to enable him to forward with despatch
and safety such articles as may be ordered from
jefferson and the surrounding eountjes and he re-
Ispectfully solicits a share OF the trade.
He also offers his services 10 execute all kinds
Of Metal Roofing, SpoilflHg, GHffriag, and al
kinds of work appertaining to his business. Or.
ders from the country will receiye.pro 1pt atten-
don. Il
Atow,oJ.:. E.h TO- 1QIaEy
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(. -
TyHE undersigned has on hard, and manu-
II features to order, at the shortest notice,
all descriptions OF
Boots and Shoes and Ladies Wear,
Which he win be happy to exhibit to his friends
and customers-being confident tiat he can suit
all tastes, she has every variety and al every
shade in price.
Among the stock on hand will b found.
Single, Double, Treble and Cork soled Boots,
Coarse Boots for servants, ve-y heavy, large sup
NJ ;5from 3 to 400 pair best3oarse Shoes,
eaust be beat AVS
ArarietS of Calf and Kip Shtcs Tor mems wear,
Calf Morocco and Kid Shoes fof ladies'
Boys, misses and childfens Shoes various kinds.
In TACT he has on hand the best assortment eS-
er manufactured in the town o. co9nty, and ju-
dieiotls selection Of Ladies' weafFfe
He fcndrrs his thanks 10 the publk lpr the liberal
custom thus Tar bestowed upon him, and expects
from his desire 10 please, to receive continued es
dences Of approbation.
He viii a all times make 10 order any descnp-
ton Of work in his line at the very shortest no
tice. JAS. MCDANIEL, AgeHt
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