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Steam Accommodation
LINE OF MARYLAND.

The Directors o ( the above Line have
the pleasure to announce to the Public,
that they have chartered a Boat, and al
though she is not as well adapted TO tho
business as they could wish We, she is as
good as can be secured for the purpose,
until the completion of the new boat.
The Boat viii leave Port Deposit on
Mondays at II O'Clock noon, stopping at
havre de Grace, Ford S Landing, Court
House Point, Chesapeake City, Pivot
Bridge, Birds Landing, St. Georges, Del
c"are City, and other yaces arriving
early on Tuesday morning at Philadel-
phia. The Boat will leave DAVIS wharf
loot OF Market street Philada., on Thcs.
day evenings at 9 O'Clock, stepping a,
the places above mentioned and arrive at
Port Deposit on Wednesday at 12o'clock
noon on he: way to North East. The
Boat Will leave North East on Thursday
at ~ O'Clock noon and arrive at PhlIa-
de!ph'a early hext morning, stopping at
| the different poln's on the route. The
| Boat will 'hen leave Davis wharf on
Fridays at 8 p. NJ, arriving at North
, East al II O'Clock noon on SATURDAYS on
her wayto Port Deposit.
This Company, IN their effort to give our
Agricultural, Commercial, and other inter
esls, facilities which have proved to be
OF ncalcuIable advantage to those parts
OF the country where they have been
adopted; rely with confidence on the sup
port OF their fellow citizens in sustaining
the enterprise.
Every description of marketing and
other freight taken on reasonable terms.
Bags furnished to farmers when wanted
All business entrusted TO them shall be
attended to with punctuality and dcs-
patch.
All communications directed 10 the
President R. II. Thomas, and left at their
Office, at Davis Hotel, foot of Market
Street, Philadelphia, will be attended to
For Freight or Passage apply to Will
mer & DAVIS, Port Deposit; Charles Davis'
Hotel, loot Of Market Street Philadelphia:
to the Captain, on board of the Boat, and
the various stopping places on the route
BY order OF the Directors.
JAMES l.. CRAIG, Sect'y.
August 10 40 -d,r
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This is 10 Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has ob'ain"d
from the Orphans Cour, of said county, lei
ters Of Administration Oh the personal rs-
t,te OF Cha,leS G. Brnsns lane Of said county
deceased. All p'rs""s having CLAIMS
n.aiLst :he raid drcra>ft, are hereby
warned IN e\hinit til" same with the
vouchers thereof daily a,t lrnliraieL on
or before the 2lih day nf july 1881 lnrv
may Otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit o. sad estate. All persons in
debtea 10 said estate are requested !" rake
immediate payment 10 the .u'sctiler
Given under our hand his l7h day of
August 1850
CAROLINE BROSlTS,
ISAAC u. BENJAMIN.
Ads. rs
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Pc Knocks and Persons Drills

August - '5O---6w.
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& OLD PENS-Speucur Rcndell & Dixon's
IN superior extension Cold Pans the best ar-
ticlc now in market. Jus, received, and for III IL
by BROWN & MCINTYRE.
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A. c. BULLlrr, Esq, one Of he editors
Of the Picayune, and OF the Washington
Republic. and who is now on visit to
Europe, is spoken OF IN the New Orleans
papers as candidate to fill the vacancy
III the House of Representatives. occaslon-
ed by the resignation OF Mr.. Conrad.
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UKEW. nj. 5. no
John VI. GYesga Go.
n erchant TailorB

J. NJ. oREM. NJ. s. HopKIN
John VI. GYessa Go.
erchant Tailors
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.isSLNERES IND TESTIN GS
$50 Market St. n. w. Cor. of Charles,
BA LTl no RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE CLOTHING of Superior,
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY
an tn AS
FOR SALE.
4 SETT ofsccond hand Blacksmith Tools
n consisting Of Bellows, AnvilS, Vice, Sledges,
Hammers, and Wedges. Spikes and Rlvi, Tools,
longs, &c. TllOS. iAREkTT.
June eft No. 81 shipev st.
6 CRANES Patent Compound Hash Mir
- ,trre or Sosp.-Warranted to cleanse with
less than ono fourth tie labor that is required
Ia. using the ordinary brown soap. Fer sale by
Jy 20 WM.TORBERT.
EIENNOCk'S Double Cleared Corn Shelter
L Believed to be superior to all others now in
use, constantly on hand and for sale. at manu-
Gcturcr's prices, by THOS. GARRETT,
je eft No. 81 shipley St, Wilmington.
HDENNOCk' REVOLVING RAKES,-A
i supply Of Pennock's very superior Revolv-
ing Hay and Gram Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheap by TllOS. GARRETT,
June 2s-tf No. 81 Shipley ST
Notice.
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EUST received let Of Mrs 8 sliues- n
81 shoes. Also, a lot Of childnns re
onSe and Bla OK. BENZ +, MAY.
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M Office s hereby given, To the creditors OF
1 : Samuel J. Jarksnn, that a personal dig
charge hath been granted TO said debtor, aud
that the twenty first day 81 Oc.ohrr, beng the
fs' day of our county court next succeeding
this date, hath been set apart for the fina! hear
inn IN l,s case, where Is creditors may attend,
and shew cause iuny they hive, why final
discharge shall not 10 granted said debtor
Test. X {. HOLLYD.1I. OK
July SIN ufCccil county Court
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ri Office is hereby gwen, 10 Tie creditors of
~ Jacob Holden, that a personal disc hargo
hath been granted 10 said debtor, and that the
twenty hfst day Of October, being the fist day
OF our county court next succeeding this date,
hath been set apart for the final hearing in his
case, where i''s reditors may attend, and shcw
cause il any they have, why final discharge
shall not DC granted said debtor.
Test. X. G. HOLLYDAY, elk
July u, '5o-Sm ofCecil county Court.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, to the creditors Of
L y Lew Elliott, tfata personal discharge ha tn
been granted I" said debtor, and that the twenty
hrst day OF October, being the first day Of our
county court next succeeding this date hath been
sci apart Tor the final hearing in his case, whore
his creditors may attend, and slew cause il any
they have, why final discharge shall no, be
granted said debtor.
Test. II. C. HOLLYDAY, elk
July 6-Sm Of Cecil county Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ James Crow, that personal discharge hath
been granted to said debtor, aud that the twenty
fist DAY Of October, being the frs, Gay OF our
county court next succeeding this date, hath
been sot apart for tho final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, and shew cause
ii any they have, why final discharge shall not
be granted said debtor.
Test Il. C. HOLIDAY, CIR
June & 5m OF Cecil county Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ James Alexander, that a personal discharge
hath been granted 10 said debtor, and that HE
twenty first day Of October, beng the first day
Of our county court next succeeding this date,
hath been set apart tor the final hearing in his
case, where his creditors may attend, and shes
cause ii any they have. why final discharge
shall not be granted SAID debtor.
Test. X. Z. iiOLLYDAY, elk
jy 20 am o. Cvcu county curt.
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India and Canton Goods !

W ton of resident of this city,
REAL INDIA CAMELS' HAIR SCARFS :
small invoice of the above very and choice goods
selected principally for private understanding in price from
Eight to Twenty Dollars.
CANTON GRAPE SEIAWLs, price $34 to $50.
SEER-SUCKER-A scarce and very durable ar
tice for Gentlemen's wear
REAL INDIA MUSLINS, for white dresses
SHANGHAE SATINS = for Ladies dresses-a
style of Silk well known the Ladies of former genera
ton, but very seldom mported-he heaviest and most
durable Dress Silk sold.
$50 ps MANILA GRASS CLOTH for skirts.
500 Canton FANS of every description, including
some real Ivory and Tortoise Shell sticks.
d The above, with many other choice goods for sale
June 26 dw CHAMBERLIN & cos.
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fam. of Brain, 9 Inflam. of Lungs, 8; Marasmus.
l6; Small Pox, 2.
The increasing mortality among children is the
worst, and permanently the worst, feature in our re-
ports We have this week sirtu per cent of all the
deaths under ten years of age; ffy-eight per cent
under fire; fifty per cent under ttco; hirty-fUe per
cent under one year,
In Philadelphia, last week. the deaths were 264
adults, II children, 1913 Under one year, 127.
VI Cholera lnfantum, IS. The average noon tenn
perature was Sc deg.
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JOSEPH 5. WATSON, D. s. Messenger
Messengers Notice,

W0TceSfeT, SIS. July =, 1891.
lion. HENRY CHAPIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
IL for the Couny of Worcester, has his day issued
Warrant against the Estate Of GEORGE NJ. HERVEY, OF
Oxford in said County, shoe manufacturers iusolvent
debtor and the payment OF any debts the delivery of any
property belonging to said nsolvent debtor TO him or for
his and the transfer Of any property by him are forbidden
by law. -,
The first meeting Of tho creditors Of said nsoyen debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency at the olco OF SAID
Commissioner, in Worcester n said County, on the SIX
ecnth day oJuy instant at ten O'Clock IN the of
his Estate 1871 J.DAY, D. s., Messenger
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Waters Liquid Hair Dye.
HIS Dye possesses advantage any other kind,
from the absence of any preparation simple appli-
cation being all that necessary 1t has been extensively
sod and is too well known in this region need any
mums For sale wholesale and retail the manufae
tnrer's prices by the Agent,
LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist,
M4dwisu 20l Main-st, doors north Am. House.
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E'TOtecE yOss9' Property
BY USING THE
FIRE and WATER PROOF PAINT,

Black, Chocolate, DraL, and Ash COtors.
THE chemical analysis of this substance shows its
ponent parts to consist principally OF Magnesia, Alumi-
ma, Sex Oxide of Iron Suphate of Iron Lme and
of Cabon altogether forming combination the best fitted
of any yet discovered the purpose of defending
any thing covered by it from injury by FIRE. WATER the
destructive effects of TIME After exposure the
sphere for few months, the coating becomes solid
ment artificial slate which impervous by either Fire
weather.
1t is being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs of Buildings 1t is decidedly the best Paint for
Brick or Stone in entirely preventing those kinds
OF buildings from absorbing water and consequently render
ing them free from dampness aso for painting Rail Road
Depots Cars and Bridges any thing that exposed
fire weather 1t is also used for Carriage and other
paintings and susceptible of receiving very high polish
and never cracks.
We have just received large invoice Of the above Paint
direct from the Manufacturer Ohio and offer for sale
low at No. so MAIN STREET. Sign Of the Good Samaritan.
c. A. & Z. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May II d3taw& w3nis
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WNF. K. GUY,
No. % Sudbury Street. Rosto

1VU' SUIUUTy stTttJ, HUSIUH9
MOULD inform the public that he has invented new
W contrvmce for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which imparts to the water neither color, acid
The outside Of the pipe is covered with composition that
them from This is considered by the
eminent chemists THE ONLY fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduct
water will find it for their advantage call and examine
1JHe has also invented GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed the bottom of Wells and Springs The water is
carried through glass lined pipes TO any part of the house
desired. lPersons from the country invited CALL
or send in their orders. dwtf Boston, June g.
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Messengers Notice
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, ss July B. 1850.
lion. HENRY CuArIN, Commissioner of lnsov vency
IL for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of SUMNER WYMAE, OF
Winchendon in said County, laborer nsovent debtor,
and the payment Of debts and the delivery ofany
perty belonging said nsolvendebtor. him for
bis use, and the transfer ofany property by him forbid
den by law.
The first meeting Of the editors OF said nsovent debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency the Office OF said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County, the thirli-
eth day Of July inst, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
for the proof Of debts and to choose assignee
signees Of his Estate. \
JIG JOSEPH 5. WATSON, d. s. Messenger
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GREAT CoNFLAGRA ALTON. About four o'clock
Sunday morning fire broke out in the attic story
roof of the large building in Furman street, Brook
lin, N. Y, occupied by Messrs r. V. w. Thorn 81
Co., as a bonded warehouse, and in its course de-
stroyed that and several other stores, &C. The loss
by the fire is estimated at SSI,000,O00. 1000 bags
Of satpetre were stored in the buildings, and expo
ded with tremendous effect. The following is an
estimate of portion of the damage:-Goods in
Thorn's store, $500, ,OO0-store itself, $4,000;
Tapscott's seven sheds Of goods $40 900; goods in
Thou on's sheds, $4,000; goods in 1rapall's
shed 1000; Bache g. Co., $4,000. The At
ma rtford, lose $4,000; Franklin, Boston,
$40 ,nal do, 100000; and Norwich
$50 SSurance on Thorn's warehouse
$2t
PIT Weekly Report of Deaths,
in the of New York, from the 29th
of JUNG, July, 1850.
The ss were as follows:
G. Consumption, 2s Convul-
Asions, 10 49, Dropsy in Head, l6 In
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lSTR LES.

COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY ofthe Holy Bible,
" in six volumes-COTTAGE BIBLE, in 2 vols.
DOMESTIC BIBLE, now publishing in rs numbers AT 25
cents each, with 700 Wood Cuts, Notes, Reflections etc
FAMILY, PEW, and POCKET BIBLES, of every va
riety, for sale at the iotUest prices by
June 28 eod3t s. A. ROWLAND, 143 Mainst.
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the whole idea is based upon false and incorsct prem
lses IL rs true sir that this provision Of me ccnsttu-
uon, IN eonnexlon with the decision oil the cupreme
Court makes II obligatory upon this government 70 pro
vide proper remedy for the recovery OF escaQed
but when the Legislation OF the federal vefkhnt has
provided the remedy ii has discharged lis constitutional
duties aud obligations II individuals do not susp1y with
the federal law, il States do comply with Ne federal
laws all events the federal government has dr. arxed
all the duties and Obligations imposed upon it ~ the con.
slituton Ii has gwen you the constitutional rslS3y II
the States or individuals fail do their duty ia ssrry-
ing out that remedy. you can more AQply b the
federal government TO make good your damages than you
can apply the federal government TO make yQut dam
ages good court constituted by the FEDERAL government
should have neglected to do its duty The sole duty in
cumbent upon this government is TO apply the remedy
That DONE their duty discharged. submit, WIN great
respect that the amendment offered by my Trend from
Maryland Mr. PRATT Is based upon inc0rrect premises
and incorrect positions should be glad u some such
idea as that he has suggested could as nave 4ioie
stated, be Incorporated in law, that we can ett!e
this question by dollars and cents and remove this irr
should be done. 1t is one OF those things. teAr. for
which the slave States have lust cause of complaint
The feeling and sentiment OF community are such
do not believe IT Is so much the case in my State be-
cause troubled little as any of the border
Staesthe sensbies OF the northern community are such
as sometimes make il difficult fairly 10 carry out the pro-
visions of the consutionwhile. at the same time the
South is entitled, eqntaby fairly, legally, and consu
tonally entitled TO have these provisions carried out II
must be done in some legal and constitutional mode and
think the principle involved in the amendment 10 not
constitutional. t,3Fsegt
FRO BE Continued
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THE place opened stsses daily
between Sir Johns point the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, only a half miles ~ W. 4hA4
Baltimore Washington In tho monipg arrive
O'Clock evening" from Cumberland quArtu
IL, a. IN. lwtnAtsa .NlIs
chronic diahn. diseases q the
the dneysand especially efhcAcious in NJ iTeeu
the syst1m peculiar the other As hxury he
unsurpassed There nineteen plungng bats twelve
DEPTH cOplousy supplied no
natural temperature Off deg Fahrenheit with shower
and artificial baths. 81
The house Of ths undersigned, which will accommodates @oSo
Baltimore and tt Of
will be inferior the best h0tes
provided, pains
spared catering Bedford nad other ers
while immediate neighboThood
there chalybeate aud sulphur springs I'm a@@
heretofore, for The first week. with abatement a
twenty for the weeks succeeding such
poong and be according 10 The aHoup Of
lodging accommodation required.
June 26-6wd&c JOHN STKOThB&
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1850.
I'm coSTIsuATros.1
SENATE.
RECLAMATION or FUGITIVE sLAyEs.

RECLAMATION or FUGITIVE SLAVES
The Senate, in committee OF the whole, having under
consideration the bill TO provide for the eeciual
execution Of the third clause OF the second section OF the
fourth article of the constitution of the United States
Mr.. PRATT said now offer amendment which is
printed and upon the table, and ask that il be read
The amendment was read as follows;
SIC =. A~d b, further snaeisd That whenever per-
son held 70 service hbor is berenbeoe expressed,
shall escape Aforesaid itshs and may be swul the
person or persons to whom such service or labor DUE
his, her, their attorney, authorized in the
ner prescribed by the third section OF this act deliver
the propet ocer authorized by this act to hear and deter
mine upon the claim OF pei or persons the
wee o. aSo. o. such fugitive, transcript Of the record
as thereby required or such other proof
would now by law be authorized to furnish and
upon, and upon the affidavit In writing OF soch claim
Of his her, their agent OF auorney made before
might've OF fugitive. are at the time Of suoh All
dsi being made, within the county where
sides, within the $crorial limits within which such
officer auborized act shall be the duty Of such
officer forthwith issue his warrant directed aoe-
whom directed il shall his duty 10 erecute the same
and TO proceed herewith in the same manner pre-.
scrlbed by the third section OF this act. s.-t
SIC =. And BE- IL Further Enacted That if such fugitive
be not delivered the person delivering such
within days after tie same l. delivered or furnished
anu ahdsv made ss aforesaid, then II shall be lawful to-
dsc, Of The United States in which he she the,
agsns, the district attorney OF tho Unied States TO
vice labor and the legal expenses incurred in the attemp
10 secure such might've. AeAb.
Sso. AVA bs further ew0rsd, That at the time OF IN
sh9ang such suit in the crcuit district sore
ssid The said claimant shall file declaration in writing
IN winch he shall set forth his tide the service labor
such fugitive; the proceedings bad under the provisions o.
s SCI 10 recover such fugitive in the State Territory
tive IL a Ss ss M. escaped m. ns .sa
e same were there commenced and that such fugitive bad
not been delivered to said claimant required by this
mat copy Of said declaration sbs be soed by the
sara district or circuit court, with summons the
sala district Attorney which shall be delivered the
shs OF the United Stses by him served on the
aoiney and then reformed IN the OF
process TO ssid court.
SIC A~d Be further enacted That at the term OF
'ad corn to which the said process shall be returned
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Ny engagement National Hotel /. ,",x ~sS1 -
wi ENLISTMENT having expired on me ~ In isrds Hee
to m. te IL known thai am connected WIN Sy
where shan b. mos, happy see my his""s ~"
This hotel ~ now being enlarged and very
nd every personal attention VIII ee gwen " W.
fare Of its n d wYnxAnms
Ju
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.~,,u., !, -rouy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. merit qa4fsss a
~, department Of Columbian CoHsss On - ssenr
tns see,. Monday SeDssnnbes D.
~ r !. ".ys Appicsnss rsrreA 70 Dr. nsre
i, 10 any protectors, MI j. Ttlsoo,
ns , hssvesn Ih, onderSiEned w ~ sbssHt6
IN. .s s.'y ys soa. q RICHARDS Principal
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THREE TRIPS A WEEK TO moUsT vERsos.

su-.-h The new and swift steamboat THO5. COLLYER
will commence making three trips every etbsr week
First trip August 28th Leaving Washington
Mondays tuesdays and Fridays 10 O'Clock ind Alexandra
10Y The boat will remain Mount vsnon AboNd two
81, children half The boat VIII land
passengers Fort Washington also passenrn cunning
Venon--50 from either place Wash
Dgton. etn tttfs y
will boat
OK O'Clock and foucenth test
aud from boat 10 each Fsies hyl9 dig
avenuethe coach will be sent Tor them O applying
Parker the day before the boat leaves Felies
will find pleasant and healthy tnp Refeshmen
furnished at city prices. IL. - = 49, go.
Aug 2i-6tTuIh&S
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old POint-Fare ne

For Norfolk, Pincy Point, and Old Point-Fare ne
4. duced. tfi f6.3i3I n
The steamer will the 10th Of July.
HInlt-e making trips week 70 me move
places, leaving Washington every wednesday, ,end
O'clock returning, leave Norfolk every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock, p. ~ -5v-
Touching going returning Pinsy Point Old Poin C0se
river the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage TO Pney Point, 81. . ..4tl.,
Passage Old Point, 81 and return any uns
during bathing season, 50. t#& 3AAk it9A
Passage and fare Norfolk, s.. u-~..
1T JAMES 0fIUonkA1s
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Alexandria and Warrington Boat. Ls
.r-h THE and fast steamboat THOMAS Cotiysa
depart a following A laaoa soneGeoa
Washington Boats ac l2t cents epei Nd
STAGE going and not leaving The boat u sh sso
i..lir1g gedr
Leave Aienandra n, 8, l0i, a. M; l, q, 81 g.
Leave Washington st, ~, Ut, a. nj II, 3i 3, PM
Aug 20-dlw JOB CokSON, Capkais.
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HIOTICpTe Phlhsrmonic Society respscehv In
ve both is actual member. attend special
ae,ng Of The dspamsnt ee 4A Sert
Thursday instant o'clock, precisel Odd Fellow
Han strcethf meeting being appointed for the psSrose OF
enabling Society complete final prevos ~
regular account therefore, all members a ~
fmyts
such ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining me eocsv
G. q. BAYLOR,n
Aug io--sat sun ATbu Corresponding sserssV'
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ny DYER 8 BRorHER, Anss,:..s...

ny DYER 4 BROTHER, Anetisnssrs. ..l-.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTfON.--On eaeasdsy
evening hnlfpast ave ooc Ne snf al
lot No ~ in square NO J2 nnets on me
0h street, hoafsnG b'ss - bse
lls feet 10Th street. being vcV e'ese
building lot
half in three months balance In one sss
1890 DYER RROTuR1Sylc
Aug. I'D AocnoSss"
THE CONFECTIONERY compromise that En4ose 70
shelves Of Foods BY the iatn Osvoef
friends and customers 1t Is PCT cent 49,
bought ehswneYs The
sold ~ - es
he trade commences. I would nsme In part
Good stock blesshed and brown cottons
1900 yards hight prints all prices
sheetnx linen and cotton, all widths
shirtngs linen and cotton, of the most approved mahs
Iish and pillow linens, cotton diaper
Plain linen napkins
Damask napkins OF superior qualiya
Table diaper and dsmssk, all grades
Dress goods generally, for both with carpets rSs p
ungs, oil cloths, sc.
The fshc and in peeasess ~
less than cost, and are both very ~
time. ,.,..
Aur iaiv No. Q, Penp-yfvsna svsses
-.