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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-28

lYLrEizrNG The Union and IFS correspon
dents are warning the Wing party that Tavlor. if
elected, may IyleTize them We'll, would the
UhlOn object To such result, should il actually &C
cur! Not at all; it would very naturally bo in &C.
Slacies' JlISt as II was when Tyler was President
u II really aPprehended any such result. it would
say as 'te about II as possible, and console itself
WIN me reflection that il Cass is defeated it will
have good enough Democrat in Taylor
But tho Union fears his election because il
knows that he is Wing and true man Hence
lis lnsldious attempts 10 disrust in the minds
Of the Wing pary.-Rich. Rep.
The editor Of the Washington Union thinks thu,
call the dissensions Of the Democratic party will
soon De buried" No doubt Of that The party
and its dlssenslons, will all be buried together
Louisville Journal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-28

KENTCcKY SsNAroR.-W. J. Graves has been
appointed TO succeed Mr. Crittenden in the u. S.
Senate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-28

GEN. TAYLoR-iIIs NoMlNArIoN-The New
Orleans Delta Of The 18Th inst. says tina, by hap
Ply and extraordinary coincidence, the news Of Gen.
laylor's nomination was brough, down the river
from Memphisby the steamboat Cen Taylor, Capt,
.horehcad, (Which, by-the-by, the reader will re.
member, was the name of the President Of the Con-
ven.ion)
AS the boat approached the Generals plantation,
near Rodney, she rounded To, and the passengers
commenced hailooing very loudly for The old hero
Alter while the General emerged from LOO cabin
and came down to the landing, where he was met
by Captain Morehead. who handed him the letter
announcing his nomination. He read it without
The slightest appearance Of emo,iun,-afier which
he quietly folded it up. put it into the capacous
pocket OF that famous Old brown coat, and turning
to the Captain, remarked-"I,'s a very fine day'
CapiaIn-a very fine day. indeed" Eyes. yeTy
fine" responded the Captain. did you have a
pleasant trip down." "Qui,e So" was the Can
'an's response. "Good morning, Captain.
morning. gentlemen" And the imperiurabe old
gentleman waddled off, bowling as he went. to the
passengers and crew, who made the wekin ring
with their loud hnrras for Old Zach
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WHAT ARE WIG PRINCIPLES? -Tbis cues
ton, which is often asked by the Locooco party.
was well and poniedly answered on Saturday uioh,
week, by Gov. Gayle, cf Alabama. who. havlnq
Just arrived from the Philadelphia Convention. was
addressing the people in front of Barnum's Hotel.
when no was rndely interrupted by a Locoloco wor
Thy present, who requested to be informed, hat
are The political principles of the Wing party pr
to which Gov. Gayle promptly replied: II will
answer my democratic friend with pleasure Let
MIN Jake his pencil and write down the principles
upon which the democratic party act-not these
which they prcfcss-and The very reverse Of all
those, are the principles orlhe Wing pariy.''-
This answer was so perfectly s0t;s1tctory 10 the
gentleman that he did feel disposed to ask anv
further questions, and s!oped. The Governors re-
ply was received by the audience as an admirable
compendium Of Wing principles, and was respond
ed to with rounds OF applause Baltimore Patriot
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HOW THE SPEECHES GOT TO MExIco.-Ths
county is aware that the Locofoco press has for .
Ing il;ne h en- making capital out of the alleged
enec, winch the speeches Of Messrs Clay and Cor
WIN mad had, IN prolonging the war. by encoura
g'hg lie Mexcans They never have tod us.
however, how they got 10 Mexico. The Wash'
ington correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette cav.
that they were introduced by the agency of General
Pillow, and that his object was to produce e.ac-
non at home, favorable to the Administration -
we Know not whether this be true or false but Tho
charge is made with great ppsiliveness.-JV
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-28

me enemy oppose INV march, in whatever num-
oSrs; snail light him. "-General Taylor at the battle
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E. S.

REPUBLIC OF SIERRA MApRE-A short time
ago, we called the attention of our readers 10 a ga
rous plan, disclosed by the journals OF New Or
leans. of establishing new Republic between The
Rio Grande and Sierra Madre The N. O. Delta
OF The 18Th inst, gives farther details upon the sub
ject' which leaves no room for doubt that the in
c'Plent steps will soon be taken for carving tbi.
design into execution. The Delta remarks. This
plan IS no wild theoretical contention Of snma
AMBITIOUS chief, nor does il embrace ideas which
VIII require some time for their full deyelup.
hnrnt. IL Is general, concerted practical scheme
vi brave, sagacIouS. energetic men, who have onIv
To- put forth their strength in single effort. to an
nih'ia'e every vestige Of Mexican power and CON-
'rnl on this side of the great natural boundary.
which once the belt, is destined TO he the Cbine.e
wail-'he northern boundary of the Republic Of
Mexico
lhe progress Of this movement from this tim.
i'r'h will not be counted by years OF months but
ny days and weeks. From the rapid prosecution
Oh Their plans, 1t is highly probable that the two
great political parties whn are now engrossed in
bringing forward their respective candidates for the
highest Offices in the gift Of the people, will hardly
nave completed their work before the starting up
Oh another Republic upon our Southern boundary
VIII throw new element Of discord in their midst
new ground for party strife will be created
Ano'her annexation question will be introduced
mo Inc cOn'est-an issue, which, like that OF mi,
IeXas question Of 1874, will prove the Aarons rod
Of all other issues"
The Delta thinks, however, there will be tbi.
difference between the question of annexng the new
republic and that ofannexing Texas. The former
II says, Will be by the almost unanimous movement
of The people. Of whom there are but few of Anplo
American origin. IL believes that there will be- no
question as TO the right and Justice of their cause
and that The action Of our government on tho sub
Jec VIII be controlled entirely by considerations Of
policy and eXpediency. The Delta adds that there
VIII De force OF 1000 American soldiers in tho
new Republic as soon as il is unclaimed N D..
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A DISTRESSING case ofthis
kind occurred last evening. a youDp woman was
rescued from the Allegheny river, into which she
was seen to throw herself and brought TO the Guar
dian of the POOr's office in a very exhausted s,ote
The medical attendant who was called in stated
that the patient was in the most dangerous state
from laudanum, Of which she had evidently take,
a large quantity. Her name is ascertained to 10
Mary Collins, from Baltimore. and has evidently
been well raised, but became the victim Of yeduc-
tlon--a letter from her seducer, dated s.. Louis
being found among the papers found in her pJs,es
sion. She is about p years Of age-thc wreck of
fair and beautiful maiden. She is still at the
Poor's Office. with little hopes Of her recovery
Pittsburgh ImericGn.
HoRnIDLE.-Yesterday morning a most horrible
case Of suffering aaJ death was discovered in Tie
cellar of house at Seventh and Baker streets.
which, upon examination, was found 10 contain
three persons, besides tho purified dead body Of
colored man, named Charles Bristow AGED ab,u,
30 years, who had died two OF three DAYS p-evjous
ly, Of feveri The smell arising from the cprpse
was pcsiilential in the extreme. while tie fliby
condition OF every thing about the place was shock
ing. The old man. it appeared. had only bern
"b)arder" IN the cellar, which was tenan;ed by
man, his wife, and another person, also bjarderl
Mrs. White was lying upon the bare flor. in
state oi lnsenSb'liiy. suffering from the same dis
ease which caused the death Of Bristow. The a.
boYe facts horrible to record in a Christian com
nnunity, yet they are nevertheless true.-PhH Inn.
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BOOK TRADE.
SPLENDID EyGIrSg

ILLUSTRATED WORKs-LIsr No. OF APPLE.
ITUs's Choice srs Exiensive ck-H.'. Baroais
Has q Eugard. zoe 81
Pu.ir's sccr ss-irsl Ornament ard Costume So
Br1ckeuiou'. view. To- i-sly. 6l pIai-s mlsln s3
Fr1isssrls Chro1ic- liina,an., - srge paper -
riurni1sIsi iIusrrsf.o-s q The Sih.-. 40 Sis
We-fso11's Iuriraie- D u-trauous % h- Biale. 81
Wsv-ry Novels .Ah5'tsi1rcs l.us,rsisd eclcni =
v0s ) o ca extra
Harr., Aa.mai. Of Southern Area, 81 eoor-s Ps.s-
foL0. -
sIaa. R-s.l 90 se-less...,.i Ambiguity o. England p,
CD lrs- .afes 80
Cur. Review. of The O.deu Tines. folo. s.
Wares Sketches m Scrh Amerlca .rd Oregon, bssl--
flii y r1.ored ? STR. flt1 -
s5os. o. shss.pesre By be E,ehng Cub. srse PsP-r
morocco. eNtrs Ell
Crave ? -gv. BY .he Etri.uE C.-h. nor. extra :.
Wi-sr..'s Views IN Greece = v1's il q
Na-i1rs Gallery ~ Pi-lres ros fto 80
Vt tor's Psrsrise Llsf. Illustrated By Msrur, ro. 80
tu~-t. As-org u his 1eu Tunes. vos Ucr =
Cfre1tols R-h-l0n 81 plsi-s ro.s morocco. -
hros ei Common Pray-r. Murray Lllstc 81 70.
h-ly br.e Ifirioria. edition. F0s 60. nor. =
F1ceus gsirs-0rs oi byr0l. . vo.s morocco 80
Byrols I.-es sut Poems. a. pAi-s morocco 3
Moore. lrsh M-loiirs -llslrs-1 BY Ma-i--. nor -
H-is Brrsr BALLADS. f'n. morocco =
Nscsul-y's Lays y Ancient Rome. D vo4 81
Wsterlg Gallery u Pnrtrats rlsics c0ored plsr.
Byro1 Gallery of Portraits. 81 ptstes. c1or-d plan
fL.si OBJ be- continued
A cafs4ngu- ~ y. 4 Co's excessive stock NJ Ias-
'sei ard Standard vows sdsrei .of presents Sc
h- al on applcsuon A. 30 Broadway di54us
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BOARDING..
CALIFORN
VI rnR CALIFORNIA.

ITO Tu0sF PERSONS 40 WIsl t1 invest snail
| IN 81 q 1-s7. without re m 'f- or lmn.
r-a-t where H. prospect most slr- n uzkirs tFe
.s H. sr0grt invested 1 rin- months Zine. ff- 81
irg rrcno.--.or 7. made. VIZ tu il 'J.lf stock
-g-v - 81 me N-p-flrs -rd Ca-fl-ul J1Irt slock
C-rnsrv- ui-t rau.al " - 0. m shares q
40 re-srr h-t~e orr ri NN .rsr- 80 0.r
srs-- shares ssollr zroIrt 10 i0. tlt ~
m-n who -.Fe sfocK o1 axe from o-r d one r11lr-i
When ff- .fn-k q fsE-r vessel m r-ri pc vii he
rrrrss-r srf f-- t with goods ed u-rcnsl- 90 ssl
flr lie rrsrF4s ~ ~.n F~.lcsro. urtrr h- direction ~
e sforE Holders OF Company. ty rrspursne Com
f.ts- n -e Stock Holder. Who pt Hso 60 Uf in the
vessel Gel tre cargo an utse f-llfn- i i- company
which rrr r.-. 80 'sr return 1r money invested.
chance rn'g offered. rersurs -tng io take stock
tt.s .1-rs are requested i0 direct -i-r B-r
milo Curf- sec-,fary and T-es -lf-- ~ le Nrwlork
Calforria stock Co o. his Office
should ie above project meet WIN t-- fnrol1n oi 'e
~iry-r u N- T0rs me cooks vii be- Ur-n 1r sIhsrrr-
lion r. he so-k on Tuesday Of r-xt Week 81 place o be-
r4rref.ar I.rr.-I- 1AI
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EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

rt'O THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS IN THE YEAR
1892 and To- Oregon and N0rh California, IN lhe year.
1854 BIZ Brev-, Captain J. c. Fremont vol yo 20
pages Price sc. . -.
The Great Hoggsnys Dismoud, BY WIN ". rh'c'
kerry price l5c.
The Living Age No. 30, prize l2ic.
Notes Of a Military Reconnaissance from Fou LeAyen'
worth In Missouri San Diego, IN California, lncud X
psrts n Arssnsas Del Norte and Gls Rivers Price -
Magazines Tor January 1919
otey's Ladys Book Tor January, 1873 price - cents
Graham. Magazine for January. lofj, prce y cents
Union Msgaz me-. fJr January, l8i9, price - cents
The Hunchbsck Of Ncsre Dame, by Victor Hugo, &c
M0n-ypenuy or The Heart OF ne W ORD, hOHian'e
u The present day Price p cents
Pau Ardenh-im, the Monk Of Wssehikon, part =, pc
Railroad Guide No ! Boston % Albany, Price &c
Kate Walls. d hsm = novel; by Miss Pckcring . cent
TIE Nsnelvenng Mother by he author ol FiifI &c
Th- Maiden Auui. beautiful novel, price - cents
NVlsou'. Tae- Of the B0fd-fs No D. prlce . cents
Tn. shove together with ali The new ana cheap pubhea
'o aif -, BFRFORD cos, Aston House.
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r c KEMP. Aucuoneer
Wy fLnnna nh LII EIlNNITI- III a q

X G kEMF, AICU0NtFT
FANCY GOODS. HICU FtnNlIi XXI, &c.
without reserve, by catalogue. TO NDkhoN friday
a. 0. o'clock % -ars Room Nassau 81 nf pJ'e The
Cufton-H House g. KEMP viii s.A as above i1rge
and handsome assortment of rosewood msn gAry aud aes
pafor chamber sud dining room urnhlfe some 90
which rich and handsomely carved Also large col.
lection 81 house furnishing erc e. Hrcy goods 'haatd
silver plsfcd ware &C pap.rr nsch- cenief ianr Tea
travs splendid style trsy rands abras mabel cccE'
China ard coffee sells, bohemian and cl glass ware,
ivory liable cutlery sets solar lamps grand0 e. sies
work boxes portable writing desss. CO de'' &c. A-o
rosewood sofas ard chairs t-ic fres ladies' ROSEWOOD
aud stands cOuree, antique style po's cases
work isbes center DO French psted mirrors spring zeal
,sanuf chairs fecubent chars french rna A. iihl
marble top dressing naTeauA and was sislns' ounnhhs
dgAns feather beds ard matsises mahogany ana ffelch
collage bedtrsds sesf chsrs &C Inc " ioi" VIII ~
fould well worthy the attention " houseteepefs GAIA
ZONES ON moaning OF sale di4 o.
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DGnfenfic Ports.

bp,loN. De- IL bth ioais Eng s-..f 6fr Netsr.
-, y Ns-' l.-sr1Ites. stp Amulet ~ csleaft.
- i- Amen. tNeHe, fof Grafl Ieo1ari Acclaim
efrss Na1fas- Loa I-carn Hsrta iseer.c a. -.,sn hr
aus y eng 1sfy. N1rrr1 C-f-rrls ktna. Sherman
bal lNlht. Dec l1-Cid. 5sfk Gen WOOL RIVER b. Psfa
NvhfoLh. De- IAN tsrs Bsohsar Pee N0f-sn.. br- W.
ha"-f o.arie. fafts Island Ct asrt Ef-a -.- Coo
iisfsfs
fhiLAbkipHiA De- 1904 bsdr r.0frs- D.a.it pl. t.
easffs f.s WEI irf.rs. AHnn llrtIe l.oneo-f-rrr.
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r1psr sooK OF ETymoLoGY.

I.OR SALE BY G. NJ SANTON l2l Fuilon-st-To show
L the estimation which his work i held by Teschers
the following testimonials are subjon-d
BRooELYN. May 3 1913.
BOARD Of Education -" The Committee School Books
t.fer ma n the Midsghst School under the charge Of
M Rr-veJ Reported IN favor Of together with resoil
ton that Lynds Fret Book of EymOogy DE- adopted A.
teN book 10 the public Schools. Report accepted and
adopted ,,s,,
The school Committee ordered that Lynd First Book OF
Ftvmoogy he forthwith adopted text book In the nrsl
classes of an the Grammar schools. signed,
McCLEARi, Secretary.
CRY OF CANBRfDGs. Oct = 1913
Voted tat ne Grammar Master. be- authorized 10 intro
dur ~ nds Frt Book ~ Eymoogy for use m their fret
classes. lSiguedl GsO LlN hkMOkf' Srcte.Nis-
CRY oF CH,RLEsr0wN. Sen. Comm. Apn. /, loB
Voted 10 Authorl the ~ Lynds First Book OF Ely
rnoloyy boz On. Grammar schools u ihs city.
fS.gn-dl EDW THORNDlkE Secretary
CRY or Urea April q, 1913.
The First Book Of Etymoogy srd Oswsd's Eymologcs
Dictionary are adopted Glass books In our Advanc q
schoo (slgnedJ WM TRACY. Sch. Commissioner.
BALTIMORE, sept ., l6fT.
The Class Roos Of Eiymology Is al present introduced
into the Public High schools ofths cry BY ne Commis sion
ere II Public Schools (Siguedl J. W TILfARD, Clerk
Also 10 u-e In Spring heid. Lynn Fall River, Nswoury
port Mass and ca-kiI, Troy PoughseoPse' y I &c &c
with tie highest approval 80 ,
Also Tor sale fl assortment Of school Books q the low
es prices FOR cssh, ~ pAAiONo
az i.eodlw Cheap Book Store q Futonst
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Passengers sailed.

llf4. ftf ghfrskff ~ Nrf1naoA M-sss Jackson. a
Is,.sa u Aleu StsFf W uani.ton Mm A'te., w TONE
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800 81 .s, Capt F-ers,n ara isds Nrs Nsn snt son
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tafsw. ~ tf@s Lieut. pes Ms 9 pess Lieut. 60 NON
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-. " c,4.- IA q kraa N..S Rogvr- and smith,
Roa Nj. Hsuf, AMI ohit DfC sthl~-H ana ''s N''
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AMUSEME NTS.

ITALIAN OPERA.-rse Dir-cser u ire Italian
lOp-rs respectfully snnoaoees hat t.si,g u.te an er
y.yr,re.f 80 nERZ, the ,rsi grand FANATIC AND
NfsiCaL sOiREE q ne s-ssou vi = given a -
OPERA Hot 81 "a A,ior Fiser Ga IT,. hsoAf sNs-
Ming Dec "a. 1873. on ~hen oce a'o1 a- oiesins 10
"nsI s.igSs 1gI' TRtssI sIGNos ssNEDrTi.
sIGNoR DUsSIksSxIo,s P sl9SoA AossI
M..., XVII ss... MACH.
sisONsOS AMlci,
HFRL
ros.ss-r with he srsnd Or,aesus sra Chorus q hs
w,,.ss D'rectsr All conincfor. Max xsre'fes
PROGRsNAt,
Ov-rure-Lsmps-Fl Orcnc.irs -. -. He'o.
? Fsniss- sr.sst- oa .1r nomsrce Ma Lsiae
f1r - vo ~, By NJ Su1rson .. h.nnisin
Thira A. o. Fe'i'' Grs,s .Her'
VIA aeU 40 nss1 'e1i eo.'l,ae' Nc
E.yrs ..... Ssrorrs Trle GioTsras NJ isne so 40
Errsn.. g19r s-ress.u ssnof paorea
Sirs ........ gnor hos suof q loi o.
RcckriC. .....s gnof ramoa'cs
j. 81 resae.1 lnviisaoa = = Poss-Grsna Or
ehesTs .-rranP~' --oanssa N-.'r' WEI
/. Pre- 81 Ci-re.9-6ir.na F.ni.,.. srd Vars.
cons for ne Piznef Fore. I'm accompaniment
for ful Orch-.gra. poset an rX-u,si by hrrr
Selections rom he s-cnlt Aci n venus crrnrsiec
OperA LOMBARDi
with rev Costume. scenery. Ac
Gi.elis ... >isnorns Trls PRO ..... >snor Guei-i
Nriras sisuJrs Avoxsaro Ororis gror s-n-isii
A01ao......... siguor fsa Fsssao ss0r g..
Ovsrfurs-Frs Dlsvo'o-tul Orchestra Amor
4. Grsrd Duo C0ncertsnte frr fute and Ciarionei
NJ Kyle ard gnor Maca. accompanied on
The Psno Surfe hy >Isnnr Amci..... { irion
B The rurh Scene ~
LUCIA Dt LANERNOoR
by s,gnor Beneieui, Ro'i srd Fu Chorus Oonife'n
D. Overture Pre- sly errs-lirard Orch--irs Herot
. by rerue.u TIE Ls.i Rns- az sumner -fsn
tsse Tor iie P.anoF1fte. composed an eve
ST.. ir. nh .es.r rbr. a.. Of Mercaisn,-. Grsnd
Op-ra n CIT RAMENrO
Eioi.s ..... S'gnouns rrut bsncs Msisne bcu ~
NsrsrIo >grog h-r~tciu
PRfcEs or AnNfssIo> -Psfcueu-, iss snd ~ ucr. :
Amphfhesire. > CO.
Places ran be secured he Opera House. Astocpls-"
from NJ 10 Z. sni ~ Hsfs music sofe IN me cor
ner of Broadway srt fsrk plscu. from O. 7 NJ
Door open a. O'Clock r. commences ~ = r@iseiy
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pIoron1AI. HOLIDAY SHEET.

HFWITTs FNIrLsIUh
Nd ILLUSTRATED TINES Containing sefe. 81
\ Hoysrhs splendid pictures Of The Two Apprentices
me ,ood and bad-and history u Ihem beside large
tisr N other spendii engravings together with bean
l portrait u Hogarth himself b-aniul tale Of dinner
Time. Toe Cockney IN America win u,nsIalons ~
res nany interesting tsl-s. &c. Sc. The whole OF ms
.sul sheet Al q cents rets - per - copies FOR
,sle by sTRINGER TOWNSEND, Broadway
RERRORD 4 co AsiOr House, Brosdway
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT, Tribune Buldlng'
LONG L BROTHER. IS Ann-st
GEO Dexter BROTHER, q Ann-sI
A. 81 49,. otb..r h., s.s,Ier. iu he civ DIS AisF
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~ CAi.IFORNIA-FOs cHAGxEs

.->~-ssS, RECT The 81 rutd Ocean steamship Ckf>
CENT CITY. Ch.fs. siodtsrs. cornmsrdsr. $50 Gus
hurfer wi esse for Ch.gre. trct saturday, - ia.,
IS o'cincs NJ rom PEE Norh River fgcg 81 Mouis.s
q expected hat ps.senges. ~ ,h. steamer - siuVs
. Chssre- 10 time 10 meet he Pscnc Msl towpsnSs
.esmer u The sh January rsnsms Fcs ffeish' % pa
sage. having unsurpa scconuc>is to-s. apply b
dig Es HOWARD SON y south :"
The c. { " viii ~ from Chssr-s 10 Ne~.oresas
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GyNrLEndEs's AND LADIES FAIR.

rI,aE LADIE, OF TIE BtThEsDA 0sP -, :, ~
49, r,s.,, s.looo corner ChsLn.m ARD MOI 90 ana
80 a. ,se a usoderst. Prczs are s1s'y " .se.-
onsi - 1000. toxeh-r ~rh general as-OfiLncnt
"a e-riorary Toys. BOoks, &C s1iiaoi- iof hoaaJ
oi S 4, vi-- q zidin< ne erection OF ri-esng
Pfrre- ..s - rroc~-ds u this Far VIII be spprOpr
hOse' -. =. - worked with united zeal ard energy
- t-srrb snd respectfully solicit i-ir iH-ncs
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