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SUNDRIES.
slNAnYARDS COTTON DUCK assorted Nos
,NJOO baies COTTON TWINE:

SUNDRIES.
20OYAARDs5 ,t C1TT IN S, PUCK. assorted Nos;
800 lbs PARIS GREEN, in oil;
Goo Its SAIL Nit, TrWylNE; 800 kegs BLACK PAINT
10 bbIs YELLOW OCHRE;
BOOTS sHEATHlNG PAPER, and SHEATIIING
FELT; for sale low to close sundry INVOICES. by
niil5-slH E. 2. LORD 70 Old Levs
FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &C.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, ~
wond II. Lespeeattuy invite the attention Of his IN.
s''s''' u '''' LEVER I.Iss71s enc WITCHES,
from the best and celebrated manufactures of London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up and warranted
Of WATCH TRIMMiNGs y every Ssieyo
Ladies' and Gentlemeps Fine Gold GUARD CHAIhSi
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES "a great variety y
Diamond RUBY. Garnet, Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS NECKLACES &c
ereat variety of Gentlemen's Shirt Studs, Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
uspendet buckles Gold and Silver Specac of every ds
crpon Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks Cn
Casors Gandestck5, Trays, &c Levi Brown and Spencer
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offer for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine TINE
Pieces or Jewely would do well 10 call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
EE Particular attention giving to REPAIRING C0cs
and Watches. at short notice, by the most skfuI wonen
TO be found IN the country.
order. mb5f
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DEALERS IN FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
IL Camp street.
Sole Agents or New Orleans.
~ Orders addressed above accompanied with the cash. will be
promptly and carefully fulfilled mh6 NJ Til 5 81
- To Purchasers of Clothing-Ca at ALFRED
MUNRGE & CO.'S One Prize Store, No. 81 Magazine street.
where always be found the OF Goods New
Orleans and at uniformly low prices. nh5
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Order No. S.
HEAD QUARTERS, lst Brigade, LIST Division, L. NJ.

New Orleans March 9Th, 1S4S !
ELECTIONS will be held to fill vacancies occasioned BY
IL the expiration of commissions, viz:
At the United States Exchange, corner of -.essR
Tchoupitouas and Poydras streets Oh HURS- Tx.
DAY, the 9Th instant, for one Colonel. one
Lieut. Colonel and one Major of the 4th Reg gEEseA
ment Major Doane. assisted by Captain Lewis will preside
At the Louisiana Hotel, Qate Dimonds,) on FRIDAY,
the 10th instant, for Colonel one Lieut. Colonel and
one Major of the Add Regiment and for Colonel. one
Lieut. Colonel and Major Of the 46th Regiment Co..
Al Mrs Woods Coffee House corner of Gravie and Ch
Gus streets, SATURDAY the 11th instant for Co
mel one Lieut. Colonel, and one Major of the 44th Reg
ment Colonel Langdon, assisted by Captain Bckel viii
preside.
At the Coffee House, corner of Magazine and Race street,
on SATURDAY, the 18th instant for Colonel m
Lieut.. Colonel and Major of the 41th Regiment Col
Latlrop, assisted by Captain Gable, will preside.
The respective polls will open at O'Clock, I. NJ ands
main open ore hour.
The officers presiding will make immediate returns accord
ing to law. BY order Of
L, L. TRACY. Bngader. General
EDw, d. LEWIS, Aid.de.Camp nh8 &
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-The benefit Of the Wen
noise Children will take place this evening at the
American Theatre. This splendid troupe will APP
pear in some Of their most attractive performances
The entertainments will be varied by two beauti-
full dramatic pieces. full house may be expected
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o. slip from the Office of the Newport Her
aid. in the shipping intelligence of the New York
Courier q Enquirer. gives the information that the
schooner st. Jago of Thomaston. Ingraham. from
Savannah, bound to Boston, put into Ne,yport ON
Monday last in distress, having been run into hy A
bark. name unknown. 1t is said that the man at
the hclm-whethcr on board the bari, or schooner
not Stated-was missing after the vessel was struck
The amount of damage to the schooner or the (lata
When the accident occurred is not given in the slim
u.s. We learn from the Buffalo papers that the
lake Is entirely free from ice The steamer United
States arrived at that place on the 18th ult
FAIR PLAY.-The Philadelphia Ledger suggests
that if foggins in the Navy cannot be done away
with, it should be applied officers as well as men
Thus, if seaman receive thirteen lashes let mid
shipman have twenty-five. a lieuienan: iitv mas
ter commandment one hundred and post captain
one hundred and fifty.
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MARRIED.-The graceful correspondent of the
"Delta' the beautiful Lella''-has at length
been bound in the sken letters of matrimony
We hope that while quaffing the cup of love, she
will not forget the Pyerian spring. Her poetry is,
as the Persians say smooth almond ol,'' and
her ideas, chaste and beautiful, are elaborated from
the alembic of virtue. Gentle Leila, tune thy Tyre
anew, and let us once more hear the melody that
springs from thy inmost heart.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


esgg" See advertisements on Third Page.
Louisaale ......... CHAs. HAMMOND. Jones, IL N.
laslsHe. .........C, z; WATKINS AiIl Lee, 5r,a.
.s.aaG 1 TInE EFFfRs WS'e ssot
1Sss ::::::.: SloN Gsenlfs z
H Ed Err h S MoRfH Pa ChaIss
f &G% hs' GAo20 fiaEa% ila2r
eV~ The steamer TlIoS JEFFERSON-For Cinch
NAT 5 And b ARau & steam
nh Nh pa"'"ay i mYb pGyI's Gle roy
eS9~ The u $ Mail UNiON--For Louisville Cincip
matt and Pttsburg-rhis splendid steamer having been
at m M roc fIEssl .fs Sha St
~ The steamer CHAss, HAMMoND.-Fo Cincinnad
eceving freight aud will leave TO- morrow, MONDAY
IL O'clock M positively from PoydE sRT .ee y yba
PaSsen will please be on board at the above hour
- Tennessee River Packet steamer KNOXVILLE
pa "E 1eamei vii II eaa asH rs MoRRoW EVES@
MONDAY at clock punctuay from foot of Poydras t.
'o' m fi9'e II" + s. SMITH Co, SO Magazine street.
a.yF~ Louisville Packet steamer CHI ANCELLOR, C. p
Bacon win hl, magnificent hors and p ESF
MING. (NIonday,) nj O'Clock, pnncualy, for iousyiR
Evansville, smlan S, apa Padue @h os
The m9g NJ S sed astrnnng passenger paSs
MORROW EVENING, (MondayJ at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ
pu mh5 ~ +. B. SMITH co. 90 Magazine street
go The IT, s. Mail steamer JAMESTOWN for Pin,
MORROW, (Monday,). at 4 o'clock, P. M, punctuaB
bo boa" oy f to nh5 HYDE oGLEsBY i Po SR"
N. b. Passengers will please be board at the above ho
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SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and Front Lesee il 81
- now receiving and has in store III
240 coils Manila Corlage ass from thread to inch; k
go coils Tarred Hemp Corlage To
400 coils Spunyam, Marine &c, &C.;
$40 PloughS, assorted makers
80 Chain Gables, q to d inch;
% Anchors 100 to 200 lbs
500 tons Bar Iron, American, Swedes, Tennessee and
English
leo kegs Cut Nails :;
400 kegs Pressed Spikes
20 Sheating Copper
600 sheets Braziers' Copper, 20 to so lbs;
40 tons Hollow Ware.
AISO-Cutery Axes, Hoes Locks hnvils Vices MI
and Gross Cut Saws Smiths Bellows, &c, &C.
eV Country Merchants and the trade supplied tari
terms. ml5 II
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Us journalist has discovered that all things
consider ed railways are very slow, and behind the
age. He says that when travelling he bushes to
think that the message ON the telegraph flies like
lightning while he is lazily creeping at only thirty
or forty miles an hour.
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The truth, the whole TRUTH and nothing but the truth
so help tis-folks
sbs PER CENT BELOW COST.--An excellent oppa
ID tun.ty Is now offered to persons wishing to buy
WINTER oLoTH1NG,,
as we will dispose of the entire stock of thick goods on The
above terms order get clear Of much possible ber
su,nme W. have yet on hand large quantity of Hau
ii ary Pants and gs.ts we Iays RECEIVED the following
which we offer al the lowest cash prices, viz:
Superfine BIZ French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Superine Blk Doeskin PANTS
Black Satin VESTS.
AISO-Iinen and Cotton SHIRTS-UNDEHSHTRT
and DRAWERS OF all kinds; Scarts Cravats, Glove,
Suspenders, &c. &c. -
MOGRIDGE & ANTTtON,
ml5 2tptf under St Charles Hotel corner Commonst
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steamer C. +. WATKINS, Lee, MASTER will leave TO-
MORROW EVENING, N1onday) at O'Clock, N,
punctually for Nashville
mh5 r b. SMITH & CO. 96 Magazine street
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CLUIHINI 1T OUSI.
ITO close out our stock of WINTER GOODS we offer
L the balance of our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
at co,t-consstng in part of
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;t
Blue do. do. do. do
Brown and Olive do. do. do
Black and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS;
Bac, and Fancy Tweed do do;
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Cloth CLOAkS and OVERCOATS
OPERA CLDAKS;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Fancy Merno and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do,
Ball and Evening do;
Cotton, Meriuo, and Lambs Wool UNDERSIlIRTa;!
Do do. do. DRAWERS;
Do do do. HALF HOSE.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Embroidered Bosom do;
Cravas Scars Gloves, Suspenden, and all articles pertain
ing to Gentleman dressa OF which made of thcbs
materials, and i'll the most fashionable style.
NORRIS & WAY, No. % Camp,
mh5 2dplm Common ST. under Hewett's Exchange,
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E>OR impari"s Information the subject of inventions
l. and on the application of chemical and mechanical sci
the arts agriculture, manufactures, and mines, and
for Procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries, s.
Professor WALTER r. JOHNSON late of Philadelphia and
q. c. ROBBINS, Of Washington city, Ito be aided by HAz
ARD ksowIhs, esq., late achinist Of the United States
Patent Oce have associated themselves together for the
prosecution OF tho above branches of professional business
either in their oiice at the Patent Office, before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention
wardng the interests of inventors others who may
suit them, place business in their hands Mr. Knowles
has for the past twelve held the post of machinis in
the United States Patent Office, and resigns that situation
In order to take part in the present undertaking. His tai
and peculiar fitness for the important office long
filed by him, have been fully recognised by inventors
wherever the office itself is known. ast
The Office OF Messrs j. X. is on street, opposite the
Patent Office, Washington, d. c., where atoms
(post paid will be promptly attended o examinations
made, drawings, specifications and all requisite papers
prepared, and models procured when desired
BILE terms Letters Of inquiry, expected to be answered n
ter examinations had, must be accompanied by fee OF
five dollars
In the duties of their Office which pertain the patent
laws, Messs j. IL r. will be assisted by legal gentleman
of the highest professional character and fully
with mechanics and other scientific subjects.
WASHINGTON ID. c., June j, lS4S.
June 3-law3mdXcp
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SEQ pounds oil best iron rods Tor rIVets
The plate be of the best quality Of American
iron, bisers, each plate cut correctly to its size,
kept level from the shears and each plate marked In white
paint with its size IN feet and inches
The bar also be ofthe best quality of American
iron rolled and length, and free from tags
ends The flat iron rolled with square edges The pieces
marked to be best quality hammered iron
The fanch iron must bear to work 10 an angle length
wise, without cracking
Bonds with two approved sureties In one-haf the
amount of the will be required and ten cent
in addition will be withheld from the amount OF each pay
ment collateral security Tor the faithful performance OF
the The baaace, or ninety per cent, will be paid
Tor each delivery within thirty days after presentation OF
yard, by the navy agent named in the contract.
Every offer must be accompanied with written qua
rany and the responsibility Of the gnarant9r certified by
the navy agent OF person known to the bureau thai
If the offer be accepted the bidder WILL within five days
after being notified enter into contract with good and sut
the terms specified in this advertisement
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse their offers
Proposals for Plate and Bar lron.'
All oilers made in strict conformity with this aver
tiserc every particular, will be rejected Informal
Those persons only whose offers accepted will be mott
fed July l-law4w
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CONDITIONS.

schedule for cash 70 be deposited at Of the fol
specifying of what particular number in the
schedule Of property i! Is deposited 70 wit, n;.,.
Columbia; the Assistant Treasurer at Boston and New
York: ,,, - :;
the form given below which must be certified by collect
Or naval officer marshal United States district attorney
making il is responsible for the amount
On receiving certificate OF deposite signed by one OF
the repositories aforementioned, quitcalm deed con
veyinp all right le interest, and claim of the United
states the property described in the bid and paid for
will be and acknowledged by the Solicitor OF the
Treasury free OF all charge to the purchaser Such con
viii be sent free Of expense 10 any post Office IN
T. No bid win be accepted unless shall be satisactor,
to the Solicitor whether there shall be one more bids fo
s. Before bidding. all persons requested to make
themselves acquainted with the situation value and ue
their own Judgment in bidding. ~, , 49,, -,
opened in the presence snch officers of the department
shall be able attend and VIII be examined and passed
upon rs last as h oecened bat ts 70 n
The name Of the bidder should in al cases. be writer
at length, and in esbie hand me bidder should sys
s. Bids must be sealed, and marked on the outside in
these words: ''SKALEp BIDS for u S. PROPERTY = and
addressed to the solicitor of the Treasury, Washington
g. Form of bid, guaranty, and certificates
l. residing at in the county of
the State Of hereby osl the I'm, United states the
and claim the properly described in number in the
printed OF the Solicitor OF the Treasury upon
he terms and conditions therein mentioncd ana hereby
IN consideration of the premises agree, in case my BIO
shalt be accepted by said Solicitor 10 deposte tina
sum- in lawful money of the repositories mentioned
in said within thirty days after my bid shall
be accepted and notice thereof sent to me by mail
Dated lSlS
For value received guarantee to the United States the
performances ofhe above undertaking by the signer thereof
in case his bid be accepted
Dated 1873 t.. .-.-
certify that above guarantor is responsible for the
sum mentioned in the above bid.
40 Pats othe lands Boston be at the office
the United States district attorney in that city, and in the
Solicitors office in Washington.
H. BIDS not performed the part of the bidder, accord
ing TO the specified in the above conditions may, a
the option of the Solicitor be declared null and void II
all where fraud may have been practsed against thu
United States the Solicitor before executing the con
veyance, declare the bid invalid and OF no effect r
X. II. GlLLET,
Jnly IL Solicitor of the Treasury.
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TO OUR sUBscRrBERS.

of win be upon our
payment Of the suhsc rption be made in sdvsnce.
Distant subscribers forward postage
which viii be paid by and all BY ourselves
safe Transmission ..rD r.'r. t.atf.
The COUNTRY PAPER published try weekly during the
Of Congress, and semi weekly during tbs
subscriptions for period less than win b
tsrus propstionedto the above snnusI rates. b .,
" PObTMA6TERS authorized 70 act and
sending subscriber with spcioed
WEEKLY with e9s snsiosedi i've WEEKLY sub
enclosed viii be entitled 10 Of the
edition a. they furnish subscribsss for srsfis
o. Tar RsesrEn will be furnished them he
20 M
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COLDIERS' CLAIMS FRANCIS A. DICKINS offe RS
- his services in procuring the settlement of the claims of
fore the departments Washington and getting settled
whether for bounty land scrip, pension, five dollars for
pay mileage, clothing &c, ten per the
covered, fifty dollars if under that sum, five dol
lars He will furnish, free OF extra charge any form
claim for prosecution, If requested by letter. (post paid
and directed to him, at the cliy OF washington.
engaged the prosecution Of claims Washington, both
against the United States aad foreign and is
lie offices there during that period lie will attend prompt
all business conded him. His Office is his resi-
dence street, between lath and l4th streets.
Juv l2-dlm
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TIME Rod and tho Gaun treatises on angling anu
shooting; by the author of the ''Oaklegh Shooting
Codes" vol, Edinburgh. eg ey-l't
The Horse and the Hound their and treatment and
practical instructions in hosemanship and horse-deang
by Nmrod. vol, Edinburgh. J9
burgh. Z, ~ $50
The Hand Book Of Angling by "Ephemera," teaching
y fishing trolling bottom fishing and salmon fishing, with
natural history OF river fish and the modes OF catching
them, L vol, London. ~ st} at 80. 4. esf.
The Shooters Hand Book l VOL, Edinburgh. =.
Instructions to Young Sporsen in all that relates Guns
and Shooting by Lieut. COL Hawker i vol London.
Manly Exercises, vol, and Defensive Exercises, vol;
by Donald Walker, London. 81 $3.50
Hansards Book Of Archery, ancient and modern, VOL,
London many Just received from London by
F. TAYLOR who has on hand a various collection OF
works. both English and American, the same subjects,
in all their branches. 81 tH3
T,,lu a. ID. lts
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DREEss RAILWAY PRACTICE, collection OF
ID working plans and practical details OF Construction, Isl
and I'd series, volumes quarto.
Woods Practical Treatise Railroad and Locomotives
volume. sea.
Trae Pratique des Chemins de Fer, par Menard vol
ume. Brussels.
Tredgold on Railroads and Carriages.
Wishaw's Analysis of Railways. Badnal on Railways
Railways, their construction and management by Lee
Pambour on Locomotives. Gordon on Locomotives.
Masonry and Stone Cutting, by Nicholson
Guide 10 Railway Masonry, by Nicholson.
Shaw's Operative Masonry.
Vicat on Cemens Paisley on Clements lotion on Mortars
Haskels Engineers Guide in Boring.
Engineers and Contractors Pocket Book for lSB
McNei's Tables for Excavations and Entertainments.
Bashforth's Calcutta tons OF Earthwork.
Sbley and Rutherords Earhwork Tables.
Guide 10 Measuring and Valuing of Artfcers' Works
Kellys Earthwork Tables. Han and Hoskin1on Bridges
Ciwlt on Arches Bland on Piers and Buttresses.
Buck OH Oblique Bridges. Har. on ObIique Arches.
Imported from London by f. TAYLOR, together with
many other valuable works the class OF subjects.
lune7.
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Salt water bathing at p,ney p.lnt, Md.

THE POTOMAC PAVILION, at this delightful water
ing place. will be open, usual for thereceptlon and
accommodation of vsters, ON the 18th OF June Piney-
Point is situated the mouth Of the Potomac rve COM
innndng a noble and picturesque view OF the Chesa.
peake Bay Ii easy being about one hundred
miles from the cities OF Baltimore and Washington The
bathing mt this place all perfectly safe, there
undecurreu and the invalid and Others can enjoy
bathing with the greatest security The
have been put in complete order, and will be well attended
TO the invalid there place that can present as many
for the promotion OF health, or rs resort Tor
pleasure and regular sea breeze
renders the air all times perfectly pure and elastic
An excellent cotilon band will be in attendance all the
season. A number OF and safe fishing and sailing
boats have been provided.
Board per month $5O w
% week 10
sc day 80
Children and servants half price.
The Columbia will leave Washington Tor Piney
Point every "Wednesday at u. returning, will leave
the Point Sunday at 6 a. IN.
The steamer Osceola leaves Washington tor the Point
every Sunday att and Thursday at a. M return
ing vii leave on Wednesday and Saturday morning
A. w. KIRKWOOD,} pronr;.,ors
+. L. KELLER, A'o''N
June l-,,te W.T. lstJ uyN "a WtlSept
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"A (F CT Sknner,) editors OF the Plough, the Loom,
the ANVIL offer their services to their friends south OF
the Delaware public generally agents for the
land and for the purchase of whatever the country
may need from the cities in way connected with agri-
culture, such implements seed, grain ruit and orna-
mental trees and domestic animals OF all Sorts except
horses.
The advantages their agency offers only those of
siderable familiarity with tho sources Of supply some judg
ment and unfaing care in selecting and determination
denounce and expose attempt at wll imposition,
in regard blood quality, whether of animal vegetable,
tree implement. The of " the Plough the Losn,
and the Anvil" already circulating largely throughout the
States offers suitable medium for all who may wish to
once the whole country; but those who
would avail of themselves be advertised that they
will have pay in advance, for the use OF this medium at
of $5 for quarter, $t0 for ha and $l5 for n
whole page which amount however, will be afterwards
deducted from commissions in all cases where these
amount to $50 or more.
Among other institutions general agencies and insu-
rance Offices who wish the people in the country to be
formed of the great benefit to lie derived from having
course such establishments would perhaps do well thus
to make known the advantages they offer to every class
condition of life; of their existence and great public
utility people already apprized bur there
not as generally as they should be. -
Address J. ). SKINNER " SON
July 90 Philadelphia.
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Foreman Wanted.-The post OF foreman to the South
"A Caroinian office will be vacant the LIST October
the present incumbent going into business mt that time
Any DESTROYS OF obtaining the situation, the
satisfactory references to capacity and skill in the
management of printing office, and also sobrety
and good morals He must only be capable OF carrying
newspaper but be good book and Job printer
great deal OF this kind of work is done in the office Pref
would be given TO a married who would take
charge of the apprentices; and to such, convenient and
spacious dwelling attached The Office would be furnished
at low rent.
Address the subscriber, post paid.
A. G. SUMMER,
Columbia, s. C.
N. b. 70 suitable individual possessing the proper
qualifications would sell interest in the office i'm order
the proper mechanical management OF the esab
shment. The office is of the most extensive in the
southern country. A. G.. S.
July 26-w3t
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A PRINTER, who has had considerable experience In
n newspaper offices. wishes to obtain employment In
the south southwest.
Having lived several years In the west and part Of
the SOUTH he would prefer live In the other Of
sections of the Union. Would have no objection to
tain democratic principles and support the nominees OF
the Baltimore convention. The advertiser pubished
democratic country newspaper in lS4O Satisfactory refer
will be given of his az printer ana OF
Address o. p, post paid, through the post office.
q = j.