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AMERICAN FRUIT BooK.-We would direct the at.
enton Of readers 10 the advertisement of Coles
American Fruit Book. The author is well known as
the present Editor of the New England Farmer and
former Editor OF the Boston Cultyator and other Agr>
cullural publication. The Book is neatly published and
exhibits the evidence Of great care and labor in the
preparation. There some peculiar notions OF the au,
thor which not exactly prepared endorse, and
we fear he has admitted some fruits without sufH,
cent evidence Of their value. But this has always been
the case with such works, and can safely say, that
this book furnishes greater of practical knowl,
edge, in relation to fruit growing in New England, than
has ever before been offered the public in the same
compass. Ii will be found great help to every fruit
grow er, and afforded a comparatively low Price
E. p Chaplin is the Agent for Worcester County.
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NORTH CAROLINA GOLD. The LncoInton Repub-
can, of February 81, says-"It affords US unaloyed
pleasure to announce that Major G. w. Caldwell the
late talented democratic eleetor operating in Lemons
mine in Union county, on Saturday, the 10Th inst,
gathered up, at one handful, pounds ofvirgn gold
We have been informed that it produced him the hand
some sum of S24O0."
" 1t is said that the Home Department was
rendered to Hon. Truman Smith, but declined
that gentleman preferring to take his seat in the
Senate.-Bos. Atlas.
1t could have been rendered to him only in
violation of the Constitution.
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By the Prevalent OF the United states.

by the President United states.
IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
United Of hereby thai
public saes VIII Be held Al the land Offices in the
AZ The Ala land ID Hs. AZ a. y on Monday
aied within aforementioned townships, 70 Wit
North ei base Rae and pes Of the jim principal meridian
Township NINETY eight Of range three.
Townships 9ineye, nnsr'I nney.even, ninety eight and
Tssn.l. Ninety ninety four, n,asavs. ninety sir
day ss ai 81 s i, .s
undernenioned townships, VIZ: rN'e ''''' "'1'" WY
North efe base line ad Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety Ave- niaes1 nineseven,
Township. netyiour, nnsyhve nineysir, nineyseven,
Township township ninety air. e.cep, ii. southwest
and seeea. thirty h.ee and thirty uI neaass ss
Indian seneyD and townships ninety and ninety eight
Tswn.sip. ninety two and ninety four. Of ranse,en.
Townships ninety one and nniy two, Of range fourteen.
a, ,ss land sse cS@@sSeies Monday The
within underaenioaed iown.hps, 20 wil
North eue baS line and psst Of fih praeipsi meridsn
Townships sirp-ssen, SIXTY eight and rnine, Of ak
Townships sryseven, siIyesh,, and nine Of range
Towa.sip. .Isis and nine, Of range eighteen
Townships sIiy eight and sirty nine, Of range twenty
Tsw.: and [ range rang.
Township seventy one q range twenty .iI. ,u.
Tewn seventy sa 81
Al land once IOWA CITY, commencing Monday, The
twenty day Of January next Cor the dsosa OF the public lands
within the following townships, 20 witt
North u hs bsss line snd pea Of s h principal meridian
Township seventy-siI, Of range tweny-seven.
Townsn se,ens seventy seven, and seventy Of
townships sevenyseven seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by ~
purposes VIII Be excluded from the sales.
The Offering of Tie be
: Al sss q ss s Ss me- %
offered, and the thus closed But
longer than weeks and private Of Of The
admitted until amer the expiration o. the two weeks
Given under hand, e city of washington this hneenh day
@ sepsembsr ammo Donni one thousand e, HUNDRED and
BY The Pfe-idensi
J. BurrEaynLp,
Commissioner Of he General Land once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every psrou rem peempaoa any Of the
lands within ownsh~ above enumersed required esfab
h the TO the Satisfaction &C the register and receiver Of e
ar sseas f soe and before The day appointed fo the
snccmen o the public sale q the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim viii be lsfe,ed
Commissioner o. General O6ce.
OF ehe Public Land sales Dubugue,
hereby gwen puddle ordered by proc
of the President Of the United dated hftccn
Of September lefa be held land Once DUBUQUE
lows, c seserk and fweny a days Of Jauary 1870
ciarcd}o be postponed until further notice.
Given under hsrd AZ ne city q washington this lin day of
Decemse bcmni thousand eight hundred and nine
by the President;
,, BurrsryKLp,
Dec n Commissioner Of me General Land once.
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BY ths Rresadent % the UAited sk~s-s. ~
sss:s:s IA ; ::
he $ ssS T. s
AZ the land once q NEwNANsvILLR esmmeacing Mon
e. e r. ss:
SsuA n The base line and cas-. Or TIE principal s<ridam
Township resn tszcept the eastern sr Of seeaons Of
Fractional iowaships twenty
sa thirty i.oas and a,rs q range a sixteen
and fractional townships thirty, thirty one and thrytwo Of range
Sections four nine 70 twenty ncluve
=. n .ap oSs
y.ays and twenty .x, Of range eighteen. .-,. y,
Townships township seventeen, eneep, sections
seven, eight thirty and thirty y township nineteen, except
wsss sn
township q range I .Ss
four i've eight sen Gf,een and thirty four and
townships twenty four twenty-five, weniysx, and
Township twenty six, Of range twentyfour.
North Of che base line and east Of the principal meridian
Township one, Of range seventeen. .8sisessj
land oice TALLAHASSEE, commencing Monday
the day Of January next for the disposal Of the public
townships, to witt
soui1 u ne base line and east y ne principal meridian
The Tier Of sections in township four Of range three
Township three, ofranse seven.
Townships two four, Ave- and six, OF range nine.
Township twelve, Of range twelve.
Worth Of the base line and of The principal merida
Sections twenty thirty four, and yhve, Of township
Sections and twenty in township four, Of range
nine. ' lHtt
sections and two, township three, range
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty, and hone in township
two; sections four hye, eight nine seventeen eighteen nineteen
twenty, thirty, and thirty Of Choctaw Hache in
township three; sections four five, nine fifteen,
twenty wo twenty twenty eight twenty nine trytwo,
thirty three, Of Choctaw aice township four
sections eighteen, nineteen, twenty,
thirty Of Choctaw Hachie
In township five, Of range sixteen.
Sections hirone and trtwo in township Of range
teen. f
Al AUGUSTINE, commencing on Monday,
the fourteenth day of January for the disposal of the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts
townships, TO viii;
South Of the base line and east Of The principal meridian
Township Except irtytwo
east fraction Of section twenty nine and township twenty
range twenty seven.
and thirty three, Of range twenty eight. Y
Townships wcny 1--WE and OF twenty nine
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, military
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the mentioned lands will be
the appointed and In the order which
been offered and the sales closed But shall
open longer than weeks and private Of
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of the weeks
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this fifteenth
September ammo Domn one thousand eight hundred and
nine. z. TAYLOR
BY the President:
j. BUTTERnELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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Land. Pension, .nd General Agency.

WILLIAM n. MNNIx, General Land once, win
claims of government
Congress the departments ms experience different
branches Of departments specially relation military
bounty ands VIII enable him 10 full satisfaction all vino
require his services The issue Of patents lands sold
located military will secured,
taken deadletter Claims
revolutionary iel2 and Mexican
will receive special He will also
coeon
this city by residents and Others.
James Shields formerly
Of General Land Hon. Richard NJ. Young,
.ioaer O the General Land oace all the officers Of Gensr
Land Once generally
Thomas Richie Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaon,
Blair, J. q. Rives, Richard waiach.
once Haslup Weedonf Coach Factory, Of the Centre
Market, Washington, ID. c.
Gan
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NoTrCE no pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS,


SOaseSe % ShAhes, w
THE Eighth Session will open Monday which day
the Puaetse attendance OF all the students
duties OF the classes promptly recommended and
poani that all their members should places
the opening Of the The academca from
lt Of October ths LIST Of being
August and September In the College all the
full Of professors years pursuing
tire course OF collegiate studies eia that prescribed in the older
colleges Of the North Atthe adu
ating class received their acadcncal degrees,
In the Grammar School, which adoins College,
the preparatory classes carefully trained BY competent
under The q the Professors Of the College Thus pupils
may enter the institution early pursue their
study under The same direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members
soss Or preparatory caes who may be preparing for The
al the privileges OF classes
tuning In place OF OF the classical studies such
cesssy TO preparation for business
French irregular study without CHARGE all
eddinon the French the mercantile students will
wnon charge, German, other modern language.
Inc location OF the College perfectly healn there
towns Villages temptations dangerous the
young Moral and religious education design Of
sitnion- N
The change, covering all expenses
S per session OF ten months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All the Departments under immediate
whom application made for OF
49," or for narthsf ssn o.
AUG asawam College Of s. James, p o., Maryland
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KENNETH CLEMENTS,
Notary FsbYc RosDfv Land, E,essSon and Sycasrei
.9gsaf, af W-ashingfon, .tisie

KENNETH CLEMENTS,
Notary PssYe Bo,mfv Land, Pension and gcasre
.ggpsf. W-ashiagfon,
ssa .souso ss s' an. ~, ~Sa pse ss !.
claims growing 1912 and the with Mexico
and 4. agent HIM
with efficiency all claims committed hts
peced that correspondents will pay postage.
RKrrEREScrs
Hon. A. r. Bassy, Ala. Hon. A. Iverson, Ga.
= Butter King Ca Cot a g Bennett z NJ army,
J. 3 Phelps, No. Hon Z, la sere La
J. ". Harmsnson, La Mrssrs. Corcorsn Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md. Col. +. p. Andrews 2. NJ A.
d. 9. Kaufman, TEXAS, Col D. J. Ricardo, New Orleans
Ak PARIS, comptroller HssneI, esa ID auditor
sept s5-iy
Nv Stationery Stores 18th Pennsylvania
nue. The following beautiful and popular music sold q usual
= iTT The Ledger r" Poiia. y James Bellal
Nsncy' Fancy Polka, by G. Bessner .
s.ors Polka By e Ieaschow leader me cermsas sssd
The Hyacinth Polka, by Guns1
Inc Llhn Waltz, with variation. BY Grobe
sas s so .a' w Ms'i X as !" Mss'H''
The Virginia Rosebud oucks,ep, BY Grobe
JEANNE Gray salad ~ q mullet win beauifl vsrseue
Leap Waves, BY j. NJ Hewu
Come back day dreams, back BY member Of the Gcah
cente Deeds bs.u,,fri h.l,.d
isannie and Donald, ballad, BY Hodson ff
Mary Ben eth edition, by Benker
Twin you love then ~ with the "Deaes then
me Merry sl-ish Ben., arranged q. qus,eus
Belle o. BALTIMORE, an Ethiopian song
Ts virginia S,ss s sssssua ne only sor.. edition
AND WARRANTS WANTED. 1.x..,.g
Dee.i Pennsyivsnia svenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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roME % tAs cheap Store Great bargains An new
~ goods would invite the attention ladies
% their large additional supply Of cy dress Goods received
day. Among them hey would mention
10 pieces Iieh satin de ehenes
80 do small figured changeablc silks
10 DO plain elanscable glace do
d. pink and white waeTed do
6 do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnie, and corded silks
20 do do horences, IN all shades
6 do and "a rich black yste silk
do ~ black Turk satin.
OF viii be sold IS cent less than former
all therefore, invited 70 call carly and examine for them
in MERINOs Just opened 30 piecesi among can
be found blue, dark and light green maroon
garnet scarlet, and pink These goods
and win be sold much under the usual prices
single and double width casere IN every desirable and fashion,
able shade.
Also some ex ira handsome embroidered do
Embroidered dannels, for dresses
50 pieces plain changeabe and satin stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also 50 pieces small plaid gingham
Together with variety and certainly the cheapest we have
ever had, Of plain fancy eoiored velyets, black do
SILK and rband neck ties, belts t#
Hosieries Of all and description
LADIES' mefino vests, Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
Lnencambc handkerche nom the finest % te most common
kind. 800 @,
IN MOURNING GOODS complete assortment,
mostly article that be called for.
stock OF SHAWLS opened this day, VIII beat anything
On point elegance Of style and cheane we have ever bee
offered.
The psc respectfully goods
fore buying, as great bargains may be expected .
Between sab and ah streets, Pcnnsylvania avenue
Dec 5-3taw2wf
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II :.. q
s r.: Rss: MI ~ i:s y
sss JACKSON commencing on Monday s, ,s ne
seventh day q January next ioI The disposal q saa s PuD ssa
Nsv efs base lima and east @ As ih principal meridian
Township sassp ssSoas sas
fownship twenty two Of range Ave-
Rcdons township sixteen and township 'wen'ytwo Of range
Fractional townships and seventeen, and township twenty
WE p.oas townships sixteen seventeen eighteen
,owasps twsn.o and and section. three % ten
ses r. % %ea M " range eight
To~ssp aias,ssa esses@ thirty
township twenty, faconai township twenty saesp acc
iwsnvss, thirty four, aIyhve, and tr-ail) Of
7s northwest fraction Of section six in township and
fractional township twenty, of range ten.
osiA Of TIE base line and oesi Of the I'M principal meridian
Townships twenty three, ,wentyfou twenty eight and twenty
Towashps twenty three, ,wenyfour, twenty-five, wentysx,
Townships msntyone, iwentwo wenythree, twenty four,
a s .ns ia oss on Monday
G e III s 81 s ss
NsrsA n he base line, and Dsa q the JA principal meridian.
Fractional township twenty one and townships twenty-five
Fractional township wenone, Of twelve thirteen four
heen xeen seventeen, eighteen, nineeen twenty and
oNhhp tWenVohc, anu towhshlp OF
Eacona township wenone, and townships ,weniy,ree and
twenty-four Of range twenty three.
Fractional township and townships twenty and
twenty four, Of range twenty -four.
Fractional township Of ranges twenty-five andtweny
land Office CLINTON, commencing Monday the
day OF January the disposal OF the public lands
within he following named townships, 10 witt
North Of te base line and oea Of The h principal meridian.
Township thirty five, OF range eighteen.
Lands appropriated by the schools, military,
other purp0ses will be excluded from the sales. f.l
offering q e above lands win ee commenced On
ali despaich until the whole shall
offered the sales cloed but shall be
weeks and oftte lands
DO admitted until after expiration Of the weeks
Given city Of Washington this fifteenth
day Of September Domn thousand eight hundred and
forfy-ninc.
by President. at.sfG5 r. TAYLOR. =
J..BuTTERFIELp,
sat Commissioner the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled the right Of Of the lands
within the townships and OF townships above enumerated
required g establish ,e same % the satisfaction q the register and
receiver proper land Office and make therefor
aser seeing this notice and before the day appointed
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands embracing the
tract ciained otherwise such claim win be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner Of The General Land Once.
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by A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pcunsyiysnia,
for claims the for services In the war with Mex
e revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
pensions, bounty land, scrip
Beuty LardW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on crdefs
Patent o0ieThs applications for paiens procuring models,
will be attended all their branches
OTee-A claims against the department viii be
settlement Of quarterly accolnt OF
ditto facilitated &C.
New Orleans Della, nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald detroit Free Press viii publish to
the Of s. and send their bills this nce accompanied
with q paper. June 246
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

NY having ceased PROPOSE or
MI future businesse Of
depa ntsr which long service and expc
a perhaps peculiar advantages
agent attorney offer servces especially ne great
body o. and whether late now IN
once OF Congress- e numbers IN
United ses who heretofore transacted basnes~
whether into The
Post oec Departmental ls previously whilst employed IN the
War To Official and other friends
whom they kindly make known business o In
employ indeed, st only for
mat business COMMIT
and faithful attention which has
characterized, trust, my whole Official conduct
PETER q. WASHINGTON
Nov. so-codlm AUDITOR p. q. Department.
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=
IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
United saes Of America do hereby declare and make
public sales viii be held the aforementioned land occs
State o Arkansas, ne periods hsrenaner deenscd,
tse land Once At BATEsvILLE, commencing Monday, he
seventh day Of
aied within the aforementioned townships, viz
North @s base line and Of The h principal meridian.
Township two, Of range three.
Township two, Of range four
North ef he bsss lima and Of The h principal meridian
A. the land once a, fAyETTEvILE commencing Monday,
the fourteenth day Of January next for the dpo. public
lands within the following named township vix
Nrh Of The base line and Of The fth prinepa meridian
Township twenty, Of range twenty sir.
~ The land ONCE At LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
the twenty hr day Of January for the disposal Of public
lands situated within the aforementioned township,
South Of is base lima, and vssf Of s h principal raerdian
Township six, q range foarteen.
Lands appropriated By law for the % Schools military
otter purposes will be from - -
The ofering Of
be appointed proceed which they are al
versed, with all dispatch, until have
been ohercd closed sale shall be kep
open longer Than two weeks and private entry any Of me
lands win be admitted amer expiration weeks
Given under hand washington This f,crnt day
II TavT0pv-
BY the PRESIDENT
y. BUrrrEgfrsp, M 1ea
Commissioner of The Genes. Land Once.
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For Baltimore.

s<c~a THE steamer OSCEOLA will, Sunday, the -
Ez&lW OF September, making trip week 10
above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
Returning BALTIMORE every Tuesday
O'Clock She will regularly going and returning az
Md. Marys Md and Cone river, Va
landings the Potomac, signals 10 land
FOR NORFOLK
Thursday
O'Clock Returning, leave Norfolk Friday O'Clock
.. Passage and fare S. 4gs 5ya
touches going and returning, Cone and At the usual
landings. JAMES MITCHELL,
Sep 20 Captain.
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THE AMERIcAN FARMER 1. published monthly in ne
cp Bsumore u snnam, copies IS tteen for
3s narl tr ~ new volume July
mcu nvcrahe sn-ccs h the Maryland Art
cnhn ecp.ey and al te prize repos
.s poeed teia The society meeting determined 10
- &C., 70 ~ sppupsed feilsws piece plate.
vfee4 80 70 b awarded The obtaining e IL Of
Ocoes Ne laxc~s IL ~ subscribers CON,
mcnclnE In July 80 Cor
a c pubi-her added pfixe payable In srr
cssfs wcsk He has slso offered ejoo or ize
coax vuiunnc t5oi silver pafc
plan md q farm buildings management Of ne
az yx15 - 10 The best the cultivation
800 ne b<<t e<<sy On me management Of The dairy. u
I'D M rumbcf, July viii me
P.P>rs nom The of EpsUsp Rurur esq., virginia
-t 70 me agricultural public, particularly Of the
49, Wne maryland, and the Caroinss he details
I'M IN ts his
$500 n css>en Virginia, and hat win
shle dee> of pudcuce
pro0aie ether business The
char a h hrm Mr. RUM shows that his cicsr =, I'M,
csp<rni invested nf land ~ IA
pex cent miri fa - cent; ourfh ana
IN yeMs Mle cent v<d>s his family, banda
sock 10, of double ~
worth when he took in hand Every planter particular
~ ne v.ssr districts Of our county, WIN read tis
~ nunhss contain numerous other valuable paper.
eenGa which RON CEoRes W. Dospr,
9efresu me Maryland Stale Ascnitnr. Society, the
q s wire fences and from Col cAraos ne sab
AdxFss SAMUEL. SANDS, Publisher.
~ --t AZ Maryland state Arriculm. socieys Han.
sune 18NA is BALTIMORE g., Baltimore, Msyisnd.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. G.
CHARLEs DE sELDTNG
cormis,ior1. Notary Psbiic, ssd Ge.0ai Agent,
NO. III Tedd's n~tids-gs, P~sssyivssis avenue,
m N. IL

CHARLES DE sELDrNe,
comm,s,io~r Notary Prbiie, ssd Ge-uai Agent,
No. II Tedd's B-iids-gs, P~.ssyivss,s avenue,
WASHINGTON, %. c.,
CONTINUES his prompt prosecution
" Claims before Congress- q tbe Departments
o. eetse board q commissioners appointed adjust speIsons,
before feisn procuring pensions Revolutionary
nsya Q. Army bounty land under me law q February NJ
other property lost destroyed ~
c being mustered and received into The service Of United
States, and suhence and furnshed
and all ciaims Of Whatever description arise
with Mexico OF Crest Btain. He Of all
forms and understands fully AL the a
other Offices He also attends 20 The procuring Of
Coz captures made IN e Cult and on he coast o. Mexco
California, and II Africa.
been Commissions every
State Union Commissioner o. probate
deed dcposuon and other instruments Of writing under SEAL
70 be used Or recorded In the respective States.
Charges win b moderate, and regulated ~ claimed
and the required.
Comnurcsnons (posfp.id) viii receive immediate
He has the hones refer e Navy and other Executive Depart
men and their Exceepcc< ne Governors Of he States Of
INC Unon and 70 sensio and Members Of the previous and e
present Congress generally. AngS
UUMEsy Hssery % England. nron che invasion OF
III Julius Cssaf 70 ne shdcson q James Be complesed in
q Nscsplays History and q Just puhiished
sspta rRANcK TAYLOR
CoxeREss wATER-A fresh supply iu.. r-es~-a ma ior
v sale BY j. McCLERY,
pec.a-tu Corner q len and streets.
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GENCY, hington---The undersigned, late Of the In
specnon branch Of Post Office Department. ohe his serv
generally and 10 those Of The southwestern
particularly, thai his removal from once
he has for
for honesty, capacity and fidelity, and
his associates In once Of both parties with their hearty
consent, d him therein
All orders business Of every nature the Of
viii be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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llTANTED, daily, Baltimore, New
York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Comn
sion oc young men In wholesale and retail stores and Other re-
spectacle business statesmen, poe bar
Keepers walters farmers, coacmen, agents. book mud
agents. in all branches OF business, &c, We
have oil times large number Of good situations on hand which
$500 $1,000 Those of situations
any well give call, have In each
cities, which will enable place every applicant
suitable situation the shortest notice. We have large acquant
in all the cities which as. win enable US 70
give entire satisfaction 70 all who with call
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay
d. Persons living in Of the United States and wishing
Baltimore, either Of above cities, will
have their want, imedatey attended . s addressing Us line
pene which they otherwise would incur by coming the city and
800 $3.50 TAYLOR & TAYMAN,
No. SO Second street,
May 2s--d1 s BALTIMORE Md.