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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
wilIsrd's Hotel,

wiIlard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenus and IAN street
Mrs Dickinson, Chars G A Clarke, Cumb'd
town, NH Col Woodruff, NJ
J. l. Whippie and lady, DIR 4 NJ Gettey, Philad
two children and scr Lawrence, Ny
wants, NO ; ID Smith, do
Mai w A Hereford, st. Dc Yturbide, Mexican
Louis Legation
David Pattcn, NH Cola p Haynes & lady.
G Rushing, do Charleston, sc
Browns Hotel.
Psnnsyipdnia Avenue, bettCeen 9Th and 7h streets.
f p Goode, NY Geo w Bell, NY
p A Prindle, Va - Thomas, NY
G. Tucker Winch'r, Va r Nj Fcatherston Bait
p Manton, Paris, Va VIM Constable, do
= Crane, wash'n Geo Stone, Philad
+ Robinson, Norfolk RI Nichols, do
National Hotel,
Corner of Pennsylvania 1Uenue and Oh street.
G NJ Kneyitt, NY S wibrit, Saratoga
Virtue, London Springs, Y
Mrs Heriey and daugh- > l I, W N do do
J ID Colmcsnil, Louis Mr. Clarke, Bait
vile, XIV Geo Hopkins and lady,
Benin Merrill, Cincin- Virginia
natl, Ohio General w Thompson,
a " Dodge, Sacketps Mexico
Harbor, SY 81 Tredwell and lady
Moorehead, Davenpt, Nov York
Iowa Miss + Tredwel, "
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and I'D street.
Hon J NJ Causin, An Rindsburg, warren'n
napolis, Md
Irving Hotel,
Come, of Pennsyiuonia Arenue aud l2h street
NJ Jansen, S G w p Paley, Boston
A s Crafts, Ohio G. Davis, DO
w p Iapham, " V TR Radley, Philad
Underhill do re Drake, Mo
G Alvord Cairo l. Saunders, England
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DOOMs FOR RENT, with or without Board,
II in the large house adjoining MIR. Douglass
green house, corner Of G and 9Th streets
Nov. l9-difd
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, Boston, 1850,
Il being the 2lst year Of It's publication
Just received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov. 10 Booksellers, near 9th street
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. as9.-I2s cts.
CONTENTS.
/. The Presidents of France and America 'al
ter Savage Ldndor. -
2 Russia-Eraminer. =
3. France and the Roman Question: Examiner.
4. Kavanagh and Evangeline-E Examiner.
5. There and Back Again-Idit's Magazine.
8. The Modern Orator-Frdser's Magazine.
Z. Costa Romanorum-Fr aser's Magazine.
s. Court and Reign of Francis the Frst-Bri-
tdnnia.
9. Agriculture and Science Edinburgh Repietc.
lustration.-Hudson, the Railway King, off the
Rail.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted TO litera-
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to to be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed the exposition only of
the current literature Of the English language, but
this by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. @. ADAMS.
Published Weekly at six dollars year, by
f. LITTELL & CO., Boston.
And sold by Joseph shilington, corner A. street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
Nov. 90
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SAVE TIME AND MONEY.

SAVE TIME AND MONEY.
THO Observation-Disclosures receiving at the
i subscribers General House furnishing Ware
rooms opposite Centre Market, an extensive assert
ment of useful and ornamental housekeeping arti-
cles, such as
Plated Casters, Candlestcks, Shutters and Trays
Walters and Baskets, Spoon Forks, &C.
French and Ironstone China Dinner, Tea, and
Toilet ware, Cut and pressed Glassware.
Bronzed-iron Fender, Hat Racks, Shovel and
longs, Andirons, Umbrella Stands Spittoons,
Fire Standards, &c.
Britannia ware, Coffee-pots, Tea pots, Sugars,
Creams Casters, Tea Urns, &c.
Looking Glasses, Mantle, Pier, and Toilet.
Block Tin Goods, Covered Dishes of all sizes,
Coffee higgins, Coffee and Tea Urns, Egg
boilers, Chatting Dishes, Oyster Turcens, &c.
Solar Lamps and Girandoles, embracing all the
latest patterns Solar Chandeliers and Hal
Lamps, Stair Rods.
Gothic Tea Trays and Walters, Table Cutlery.
Painted and common Tin Goods, Family Hard
ware.
Baskets and Brushes, Kitchen requisites of almost
every description, which, with my former stock
render my assortment complete.
Housekeepers and those about furnishing are in
vited to call and examine articles and prices they
will find extensive assortment from which 70
make selections, at prices lower than ever before
offered and as low as they can be purchased south
of New York. c. w. BOTELER.
Nov. 6-eodif4w Opposite Centre Market.
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WILLARD'S HOTEL.

SINCE the close of the last business season this
- Hotel has undergone thorough renovation,
papering, painting, &C., and many other improve
ents added for the comfort and convenience of its
guests. With personal attention to business, and
with the aid of capable assistants, trust the Hotel
will merit share Of the coming winter business.
Nov l0-d3wif H. A. WILLARD.
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ESsR $50 sszsg2 = -

"E RESPECTFULLY inform the public that we
w have commenced running our regular Ex-
presses to Cumberland, Pittsburg, Wheeling, Gin
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis. Our Express
will leave Baltimore daily by I, train, arriv-
ing in Cumberland same evening, and thence by
Express wagon line to Pittsburg.
Our arrangements of the most complete cha
racter, and we hope, by transacting business
promptly and on reasonable terms to merit as great
a share of public favor as has been extended to
the Eastern end of the Line.
Our Wagons will call for and deliver goods in
tended for us free of additional charge.
w. WoopsIDE,
HOWARD KENNEDY, p:.
G. w. CAss, (iiopiio'o's'
SANFORD & SHOEMAKER,
. Office 1872 Baltimore street.
&c AZ Light street, Baltimore.
90 so Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
sc 10 Wall street, New York.
sc Court street, Boston.
Nov. 20-eodiflm
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l FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.

- FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-Any
MsM one having house, with eight more good
rooms, TO let, furnished, situated between the
treasury buildings ana -Four and halt street.
the office Of the Republic giving the particulars,
&c. &c. Oct. lift
ITO THE LOVERS OF THE BEST HA-
Il VANA CIGARS.-T. BASTIANELLI & Co..
under Browns Hotel, have received on consign-
ment, directly from Havana, $4,000 Cigars. Of the
most select brands, manufactured in Cuba.
Amongst them we have only 10000 of the cello
brated Fanny Elsser brand. They to be sold
in boxes or bundles, for cash only. We earnestly
request good judges of real fine Cigars to try them
asnothing has been imported for a long time equal
to them.
Oct. 9---eoif
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DOARDING.-MRS. GASSAWAY, on the south
ID side Of ID street, between 7th and Sth streets,
has rooms vacant. She viii let them with or with
out board. Nov. l7-dlm
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 3d ST..
Near Railroad Depot Warrington.
diff
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saeCLISTOCK YOUNG,

Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law,
Coffee at his residence, on +, between 18th and
18th streets,)
TTAVING resigned the office OF Chief Clerk of
IL the Treasury Department, which he has held
for the last sixteen years. has resumed the practice
of his profession.
prosecution of claims before Congress, the several
Departments. and commissioners ON Foreign In
IDENTITIES.
To ensure early attention to claims against the
War, Navy, Home, and Post Office Departments,
including business with the Patent Office, he has
made arrangements with the most efficient agents
in Washington TO assist him, by which business OF
any nature connected with the Government, con-
hded to him. will be certain to be acted on III the
most prompt manner.
Refrences.-Hon. X. b. fancy, Chief Justice OF
the United States, and gentlemen who have been
heads OF Departments members of either House OF
Congress since the year 1888. Nov. l3-dlmif
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE WORLD,
At Odd Fellows Hall.
WI positively close on Tuesday night.
BREWERS GRAND MOVING PANORAMA
ID For the accommodation of those who live in the
country, and the citizens that cannot attend in the
evening, there will be an exhibition every after
noon at 81 O'Clock, and also every evening at 7 ]
O'Clock, during the week; consisting of the Natu-
raj Curiosities of North America--comprising the
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky Niagara Falls and
River Mount Vernon the Natural Bridge of Vir-
ginia! together with Days Journey through the
Pralries OF the West! an evening scene on the Mis-
sissippi River Scenery the Nile, embracing the
Pyramids, Ruins of Temples and Cities; View Of the
City of Mexico from the Convent San Cosmo.
Painted on $4,000 feet of Canvas.
Admission 25 cents Children under ten years
half price. Nov l2dt20
NEW STEEL PENS.-"JER OI4IMAN'S NEW
IN YORK PEN" in gross boxes, of very supe
rior quality and finishfne and extra fine points.
Just received, and for sale by the Agents in Wash
ington, TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers and Stationers, near 9th street.
Nov. 10
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KI,HE GREAuEsT STORE IN MAsHINo-

TIME GREATEST STORE In WASHING
Il TON.-T BASTIANELLI & co. have now
on hand an extensive assortment of gentlemen's
Under Garments, as
Silk, merino, and all wool Under Shirts
Silk, cotton, and flannel do
Silk, merino, cotton and chamois Drawers, of
every price, quality, and size
Also, most magnificent assortment OF new style
silk Cravats, of the richest design and colors.
We particularly recommend to all who desire
perfect fitting shirt stock ON hand, made Of the
best material, in superior manner. We warrant
perfect fit, sale.
We also take orders to make any style person
may select from samples.
Il. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Oct. 20 under Browns Hotel
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FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGRES


CHAGRES.
IL THE ONLY REG ULAR MAIL LINE
Iff4s FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, VIA HA-
VANA. The new and spacious
steamship OHIO, Lieutenant Jas F.
Schenck, U. S. Navy, commander, will be de-
spatched from this port on Thursday, the 18th of
December, at | O'Clock, p. M, from the foot of
Warren street, North river, touching off the bar at
Charleston and Savannah, to land and receive mails
The Ohio win carry the Government mails, for
the Pacific, &C., to GO by the January steamers
from Panama.
Passengers may rely on arriving at Chagres in
ample time to meet the January steamers:
Passengers for Chagres are transferred at Havana
to the staunch and we'll known steampship FAIL
CON, Lieutenant Hartstene, u s. ~, commander,
which makes the route a direct one, from New
York to Chagres.
The voyage is made in IL days.
The Rates of Passage to Chagres are much re-
duced.
The Ohio has superior double engines of / 900
horse power constructed in the best manner, which
any sea- steamer running with single engine. In
size, strength, and spacious accommodations, the
Ohio is unequalled by any steamer afoat.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to the Ohio.
Rates of passage to Havana, New Orleans.
State room berth, ladies' saloon, $40 $75
State room berth, dining saloon, 70 rs
Standee berth in forward cabin, 55 60
Storage, found bed and board, 25 %
NO berth IS secured until PAID Tor. Freight 20
cents per cubic foot
All bills of laden must be signed on board the
ship.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHA
Ores.
State BERTH in ladies' dining saloons, 81 100
Standee berth, in Second Cabin. ......... so
Storage berth, found in bed and board. .... so
$50 lbs. baggage allowed for cabin, and 200 lbs
for Storage passengers.
Freight TO Chagres 60 cents per cubic foot
All tickets for passage must be procured at the
office of the Company. M. o. ROBERTS,
Nov. I7-tDl3 lis West St
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no THE LOVERS OF THE BEST HA-
Il VANA CIGARS.-T BASTIANELLI & Co.

CHECKs on all the principal cities for sale in
" sums to suit. By
Oct4 CHUBB SCHENCK.
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CKETCHES OF REFORMS and REFORM
- ERs of Great Britain and Ireland, by Henry
B. Stanton, vol
The Old World, or Scenes and Cities of Foreign
Lands, by VIM. Furniss.
Sights in the Gold Region and Scenes by the
Way, by Theodore Johnson, vol
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov l9 Booksellers. near 9th street.
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SUPERB BOOKS FOR PREsENTs, in Pa

GUPERB BOOKS FOR PRESENTS, in Pa
- pier Mache binding, and rich Turkey morocco.
Now opening for the coming season, at TAYLO
& MAURY'S Bookstore, 9th street,
'The Women of the Bible,' new styles beauti-
fully illustrated.
1.-THE Women of the Testaments," companion
to The Women of the Bible.
''The Moss Rose
Friendships Offering"
illustrated Gems of SacEed Poetry"
Rich Bibles and Prayer Books in great variety
| and many others. Nov. 8
A CARD.-The subscriber, a member of the
IA former Commission on Mexican claims will
be In w ashington in the course of the month of
November, and offers his services to claimants
der the treaty. He will attend TO any other bust
the South Those DESTROYS of Obtaining his SER
vices will please to address Andrew Wylie ESQ.,,
Washington city.
Nov. 5-dtf III. nj. BRECKENRIDGE.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INsTRUC-
TIONS TO POSTMASTERS.

Nov. I7-4t
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this subject but our limits admonish us to defer them to
another time
II now remains to inquire our merchants are making
any preparation for embarkng in the vast and magni
cent field Of commerce and wealth which the repeal Of
the navigation laws will open to their enterprise and
enegy' II not in our judgment, they should turn
their attention to it, OF their rivals and competitors will
get the start OF them We believe more glorious OPP
porunity for the expansion Of American commerce
never presented and we shall be the blindest Of the
blind we do not avail ourselves Of it. We are conf
dent that the crisis of the great struggle for commercial
supremacy has now come, and should meet il with
the resolution aud energy which it demands II our
merchants enter with ygor and determination into the
vast field Of trade about be opened to Them will not
be twenty years before our mercantile marine will be the
largest in the world before the city Of New York
will be the entrepot Of the trade Of the world.
In conclusion it will not be improper TO inquire what
has brought about this great change in the commercial
legislation Of Great Britain which opens such magn.
cent prospects to the United States We answer briefly
that ,cas the policy of Mr. Polk and his cabinet Under
the instructions OF Mr. Buchanan. late Secretary Of State,
Mr. Bancroft on the 3oth Of November ls47 addressed
to the British minister Of foreign affairs letter contain
ing the following paragraph:
Universal reciprocity in the widest is held by the
American government the only thoroughly appropriate
basis between great nations The pro
hbtion indirect trade has but restrained enterprise
has good to neither country To abrogae II would
at once set free dor commercial wealth, without in
lurng any Should her Majesys government enter
tain similar views, the undersigned is prepared the
part of the American government TO propose that British
ships may trade from any port Of the world TO any port In
the United States and be received, protected and in
spec to charges and duties, treated like American ships
reciprocaly American ships may in like manner tads
from any port Of the world to port under the dominion
| OF her Britannia Majesty"
The result was the repeal Of the navigation laws, bring
ing with il the suspension Of our own, SO far as Grea
Britain is concerned.
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LEvERNe's, KNOX Covsrr (0.J August %. 1919
Please to give notice in your paper that my head has
and another man appointed my place BY the name o.
Josiah Fawcette, az abotonist He was appointed ana
turned out oil the same Office under General Harrison,
for his abolition principles, and had mot the oice long
enough to make out one quarter. This removal was
accomplished by the marshal OF Ohio, o. "A. Jones, VINO
resides in Mount Vernon. some thirteen or fourteen
to interfere with local matters, neghborhood con-
Germ syly and sneakingy and against the VIII ana con-
sent OF thirds OF all Interested 10 the ounce
Il bnt smalIfry; aud marshal of the State OF Ohio
must he a man OF a very large and expanded mind,
10 stoop to NEEDLE himself with other mems matters
have get rich, or well 70 nve by Jus, mnahs
Jones has not been appointed guardian. II he s Toe
'''' ''"' : - JOHN LEvERlNG,
Late POSTMASTER.
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w..hlassoa University Of B.inmo.


MEDICAL DEfAtFhtrf.
80 viii with ntroduc
i tory lectures, the last Monday in October next
The daily lectures thereafter will be temporarily delivered in the
comnodous building neatly up Tor the purpose, Liberty
street, door north Of baltimore.
MEDICAL FkcuLTy.
John Monku NJ Dnstiltes and Practice OF Medicine
Med Jurisprudence and Mental Diseases
George II M Roberts, NJ Dobsecs and Diseases Of Women
Reginald M Wright, A. M. NJ. D.-Cbcmistry.
A. spowden PRrott, A. M. NJ. D-Anatomy and Physiology
r. ~ Wright, A. NJ. N. D.--Smgey
A. 8. Prrot, A. M. NJ DTheapeutcs, Mat Medca, and y
genc
Of Anatomy.
The Faculty their command ample
stns models for thorough complete s de-
ivered best regulated country The OBJ
models The largest and best imported and were
procured in Paris n great
Faculty possible al the chairs
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified meet the responsible duties
they pledge themselves unwcaed devotion e interests Of
all who be disposed themselves under their tuition
Tickets si5 each diploma 80; dcmonaor So masricus
ton g. Students arvngin the city requested call on some
member Of the Faculty who will give with regard the
lection Of boarding house, &c, &c.
For further Information address the Dean Faculty
REGINALD NJ WRIGHT,
No. 1903 West Fayee street, Of Liberty street.
Aug 6-oaw2w
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Colonel Joseph A. s. Acklen, late United States dis;
trct attorney Tor the northern and middle districts o.
Alabama, has been removed from HIS ONCE 70 max AZ
room for TAYLOR whig No cause i assigned iof h's
removal and none can be given except that Col Ack'e"
He has been the district attorney since 1870, and 10
his district men OF all parties viii say that he has as
charged faithfully and ably the duties OF his Once
They cannot say Of him either that he used his Office fo
|electioncering purposes -. -
He i an able lawyer and gentleman Of high ana
pressien Of his opinions Though decided democrat,
he has ever been free from that partisan feeling when
could not do Justice 70 an opponent s..ns<,n,.pp II
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The NEXT CoseREss.-The New York Journal Of Com
merce thus ioois up the columns "The gain OF whe
member In Rhode Island gives the wings three majority in
the House thus far viz wings elected 100 democrats, los
Seventeen members yet be chosen In districts which
TO the last Congress wings and democrats The
democrats likely make gain in these districts
Than the wings The Senate is democratic by or 10 ma
johy.
Let US gain member in Mississippi and two in Mary
land, and the account will then stand wings and Il
democrats-14 wings in the House and III democrats
or, allow us but democratic gain in Maryland. and we
shall have majority, according to the preceding esti-
mate OF the Journal Of Commerce. Will not demo-
cratic friends them in Mississippi and Maryland, make
cry effort to secure these accessons We may be assured
that the wings will spare neither money exerton to
carry their objects The wolf will be on his walk. Tu-
man Smith and his parasites will be at work Our glo-
rious cause is better than theirs Our principles are
sounder-our candidates more worthy Of support. We
CALL them upon the democrats to rush to tine rescue, and
To save the next House Of Representatives.
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A Happy IIls.


The National Iaisliigen0r Of yesterday morning pub.
who introduces to the public notice steam plough We
shall not at this time examine the various hereses in
which his letter abounds-hs disposition sacrifice the
great principle Of free trade to the protective systemthe
plough" itself TO the "loom and the anvil" We may
notice OF his positions hereafter as well as recon.
mend the Improvement Of the plough 10 the favor.
able consideration OF the public But passing all these BY
for the present. shall barely notice that Mr. Skinner
complains Of the superior patronage which is extended by
the government to military Intentions and appliances,
(Which il is its constitutional duty to cuvaie) rather
than to the arts Of peace and production which are so
carefully left to the enterprise and sagacity Of the States
and Of individuals Mr. Skinner at this point bursts out
INTO the following sensible exclamation:
"Alas how well they know that anything that smells
Of gunpowder and war will go down with the dear peo
pie"
Mostrue, sr az we zee in one illustration before
our eyes How strangely has General Taylor 'gone
down. with the people, because he soldier only, and
nothing more. II we did not know that Mr. Skinner was
whig and Taylor wing too. we should suspect him
Of making sly and sdoit auson TO the present Hero
President But Il would be treason to suspect anything
like this and yet It is nevertheless rue and now the
dear people, are waking up from the decisions into
which they have been betrayed and recovering from the
tunes Of gunpowder, the mounted epauetie. and the
veriant laurel. They have put man into the highest
Office in the world. who has not single civil qusr6ca
ton for the dulles Of his statonsnd il indeed nothing
without The ecat Of war and the fumes Of gnnpowde
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ihorties with the declaration that this abandonment is
only apparent and not real ArISIcE-to enable the
wing party to deceive the peoples and that the patriotism
Of Messrs Cayton& Co. is but humbug- favandula''
and should not be regarded as indicating fixed deter
mnaton TO maintain the rights and yndicate the honor
of the United States. We are as much devoted to
peace and as much opposed to war; as any wing in the
land; but there are occasions when the pough-share
and the pruning hook should be converted into the sword
To hold different language be eternally pratng OF
peace to invite aggression and TO make warinevtable
We trust therefore, that the wing press will cease to dis
gust the country with its dangerous pratngs about
tray and peace until the Spanish question is satisfaction
ly adjusted We believe that il will be satisfactorily adj
justed. The administration may shrink from its duty
Indeed we believe that it has already done and
reliance upon the people and upon public opinion and
not upon General Taylor's cabinet When Rey's testi
mony shall be given, then the cabinet will be forced to
vndicate the honor Of the country in despite OF its mon
archical instincts and its foreign prejudices
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DARN offers for sale his farm in Alex
county, miles from the Potomac bridge, and
half mile south o. tho to este, nearly opposite e residence o.
Roach, containing 81 Of land, N
Also, brick dwelling and Pennsylvania
avenue, between I'm and ish containing good
with 34k.
Aiso dwelling on street. "a street, and directly
wishing purchase Of the
above property For further particulars, apply sciy Parker
Pennsylvania subscriber the n
Sep e--eo3 JOSEPH FRASER.