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BALANCE Outstanding Ahead-It is cal
euated that the value of exports California from
all the States this side of the Rocky Mountains,
amount to s5O,0OO,00O-the imports of gold dust,
IN payment, to $4,000, OOO-balanee yet due.
so''OOO'ooO' If this should not be paid in nine
mon'hs' won't there be some smashing?
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A Ladies Physiological Institute in Boston, has
been created bv the Legislature.
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" Farewell Meeting 10 Fnlher NIathew-A
Valuable Family Med

Valuable Family Medicines.
GB- Dr. WlSTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Dr. RoGERs's LIYERWORT AND TAR
Dr. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
HoWE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA
ToWNsEND's do
SANDS do
BULLS do
BRIsTOL's d.
GUfsoTT'S YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARILLA
osGooD's INDIA CHoLAGOGUE
sMlTH'S TONIC SYRUP
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PLASTER
PERRY DAVIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
The above Medicines gsnuine always hand solo, whole
sale, retsil BY
sCOVIL d MEAD, 113 Chartres street.
70 Dealers in Medicine and purchasers generally notified
that the only General Agents of the above articles
~ the souher Sa'es. myl6 3m 2dp So NJ.
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The -Caltfornta-"x," of the
Baltimore Sun, writing from Washington under
date of the 9TH inst, says:
1t is supposed, and believe with great shrewd-
ness, that the compromise bill will not pass the
Senate before the end of this month-possibly not
before the middle of June. Mr.. King, as acting
President of the Senate, fills the chair with great
grace and dignity. He is one of the most expe-
rienced and patriotic Senators in Congress, and
was most admirable selection for the present cr-
sis. Mr.. Fillmore will be absent for some time,
having, 1t would seem, no ambition to acquire &C.
lebrity by casting vote.
News Of very unpleasant nature has reached
here from California 1t would seem that the col
lector of San Francisco is making money very
rapidly by acting Admiralty Judge as well as
Crstom-house officer; and that Gen Riley is dri-
wing handsome business at leasing military re-
serve lands and driving poor people away from it.
The CaioTnians however, do MT seem to like it at
all, and appear to be the point of resisting the
United States authorities ~ ct arDeiS. These are
the necessary concomitants of military govern
ment, and furnish additional reasons for establish
ing territorial governments for Utah and New
Mexico"
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Nd. I'M. Holmes,

ia CANAL STREET,
tB Would peculy call of the resident and tray-
cling community to his elegant stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which will be found rich 0rgandes Embroidered
s% aa yaoo9s Embroidered and Lace csPes and Col
Sk Tissues, Summer cooTCd Silks Linen Lawns ard
Baises Gnshens PLAIN, Swiss Muslns French
ram rad and Striped Linen Drlngs, superior quality
syes Linen sheeIings Bobnet Linen Netting Plain
sery, Fens, PaTasos, Umbrellas etc. etc. "
The attention Of Planters particularly called
STOCK Of Lowes Denins Stripes Osnaburgs and White and
B9SR D9nses etc. etc which will he offered VERY RE-
D"S6D FfNlChS' myll I'm 2dp
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MR.. ATTORNEY GENERAL JoHNsoN.--ScarcelY
a lawyer in any portion of the Union enjoyed a
higher reputation than Rsverdy Johnson before his
appointment to the office of Attorney General His
fame, since his appointment has become wider still
There have recently been decisions made by the
Supreme Court in two cases of immense import
ance, in each of which Mr. Johnson appeared as
Attorney for the Government. The first was case
to test the validity of stiles to an immense number
of acres of land in this Stats, claimed under the
old Spanish grants. The decision of the Courts be.
low had been against the Unired States; but the
powerful argument Of the Attorney General was
followed by reversal Of the decision. Fully three
millions of dollars were involved in this suit. The
other was case which was tried originally before
the United States District Court, in Philadelphia,
and decided against the Government, involving the
great question of the legality of the collection of
duties in Mexico before the treaty of peace. Upon
this decision depended a sum amounting 10 about
seven millions of dollars. The efforts of the At
torney General, in this case, also, though opposed
by Mr.. Webster, were followed by reversal of the
decision below.
The Attorney General, tsays the National Intel.
lgencer of the 4th,l having in these two cases Sc
cured some ten millions of dollars to the country.
has, we understand not received one dollar beyond
has incurred and for all the labor and distinguished
talent ne has exhibited. Indeed, we have good
reason TO know that before he left Washington to
attend the trial in Philadelphia, it was proposed to
him that although the Government could not nav
him such fee as his services might deserve were
he not an officer of the Government, vet the usage
had been in several instances TO allow the Attorney
General his expenses and some reasonable compen-
saton for extraordinary labor and responsibility in
CURED. Mr.. Johnson respectfully declined the
propositions saying that while he had the honor to
hold the commission of the President he would
perform the whole duty without any additional
beyond the salary, however made
quate that might be. Let our readers imagine what
would probably have been his compensation for
such services, attended by such results, had he
been only private citizen.
We have INDUCED in this strain of reflection the
more, because this is the very officer of the Gov
eminent who has been charged with having al
lowed interest on few claims against the Govern
ment in some three four cases where his opinion
was demanded.
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Daughters of Temperance
OLEANDER UNION, No. 5, at No. s, Margny's Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday. at clock p NJ
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sCOvIL L. MEAD, 11s Charities street.
Grand Temple of Honor of Loaisia
20" Gas Light. The New Orleans Ga Light Com

~ Gas Light. The New Orleans Ga Light Com.
pany beg leave to inform the public that they have operation
entirely purifying apparatus Of the approved
and that the quality of the Gas furnished both pect, purity
and Illuminating power equal that any smpr
in the country The Company would particularly
ton Of housekeepe the pueOs and to
the TACT that houses be furnished with fixtures
of the with economy during the Fall
and Winter On trial. Gas Lights will be found
economical than oher lights used while he purity
OF the Gas renders agreeable in the smallest apartment
Workmen have been employed for putting up fixtures aud every
non Will be pad TO the convenience Of lies who favor the
Company with their patronage.
All persons DESTROYS Of introducing Gas Their
now the Gas and whose fixtures bad
call at the office and make known the aud all appca
uoas will be registered and carefully attended
regIaOn Houses will be fitted up reduced pcas ard all d.
scpOns Of fancy and ornamental fixtures furnished reasonably
in the Northern cities. Cha1deleTs pendants bracss e.c i'm
ported to order either from the North from Eulope.
Gas Office, May 10, 1850 myl5 Pin sw
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NAVIGATION OF THE ST. LAwRENcE.-Mr.
Bulwer, the British Minister has opened cores
pondence with Mr. Clayton, in regard to the free
navigation of the St. Lawrence, which he offers to
throw open on the basis of reciprocity. We can
very well afford this exchange noO, though it will
be remembered that, in the negotiations at Client,
the Newfoundland fisheries were offered as an
equivalent for the free navigation of the Mississippi
and Indignantly spurned by Henry Clay. Now,
however, John Bull may paddle his canoe up the
big river without doing us any injury. Wherever
British and American steamers come in competi-
ton the latter prove the victors. For many years
the British had the packet lines between NewYork
and Liverpool. But after awhile, Brother Jonathan
had his "dander riled, and the British ships were
sailed out Of sight. Such, too, was emnently the
case with sea steamers-for some ten years there
was no American steamer between the two great
commercial cities But now the Americans have
commenced in earnest, and already they are the
iavorites with the passengers. If we can drive the
British from the ocean, in the way of commercial
competition, why need we fear them on our inland
seas We think, too, few Yankee steamers on
the St Lawrence, will peddle annexation doctrines
and American principles, with their other notions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS CABINET--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore American
writes as follows:
There is and there has been perfect harmony
between Gen. Taylor and every member of his
cabinet all points Of policy and as the sole pur-
pose Of Gen. Taylor is, to execute his office with
fidelity and 10 the best OF his ability, and his Cab
net agree with him upon this point, they will con-
tinue to be, as they have been--A UNIT There is
no point-Al speak what | know-upon which
they differ among themselves or with the Presi.
dent, or he with them.
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.VOaU ODeaslaRS !!


THEo. A. JAMES &Co.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No 50 Common street, bctoeeH Yeranda Hotel
and HeoLett'S Exchange,
ST Are now in receipt of another large and beautiful
assortment of gentemen's Spring and Summer Cloth
ing-al Of the fine material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade
consisting in part follows, to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAAERETTE DREss CoATs;
4" FRoCK
- FANCY Brown s. OLIVE
- BLACK MERINo BUSINESS -
- FANCY COL'D ENC. MERINo - ''
{" BLACK ALPACcA
- BLACK MUsTAPHA g "
- SILK AND LINEN -
- CHECK LINEN "
- FANCY DOEsKIN PANTS;
- BLACK MERINo
- FANCY DRILL -
WHITE
POWERED CHAMBRAV VEsrs:
WHITE MARsElLLEs g
4" FANCY
CANVASS SKELETON
SILK AND LINEN
SPOTTED SILK
- ToRQUOIs SILK
:" WArERED "
" MoDE AND BLACK SILK "
- BLACK SATIN 3"
:, DUNDEE LINES DRAwERs-tPat0nt Lsoins'O
- COTTOE
Z" SILK
q" LISEN SmRTs-(very fne)
COTTON LINEN Bosom SHIRTS:
SILK AND Isle THREAD USDERsHlETs:
- COLORED GIeGHAM
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIA H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
- Hosiery;
- LINEN CRAvATs;
STOCKS susPENDERs' ETC. ETC. my 10 dp
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From further investigation il appears that the
great comet of 1864 and 1856 is not now erDsc,sd
to reaPPear before August, 1858.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

The PROCLAMATION OF THE FRERoH REPuR-
LIc.-The anniversary of this event was observed
by the French and foreign residents of New York
city, by Public Banquet at the Hotel de Paris.
Mr. Arpn, editor of the Courier, acted as Presi.
dent, and among the guests was Gen. Ayezanna
ia'e minister OF War in Rome, and Signor Foresti,
the distinguished Italian refugee. The regular
toasis weTe-The day we celebrate The French
Republic The United States; Universal Suffrage ;
and The Presidents of the two Republics. The
President OF the evening expressed the liveest con-
hdence in the perPetuity of the French Republic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

AWFUL TRAsEDY.-The Wilmington DeD
Gazette gives an account of the murder, on the ID
inst, of his wife, by Capt John Windsor, at Mid
dleford, Sussex county, Del. He deliberately shot
her with horse pistol, and then himself took
laudanum, which, only vomiting him, he attempted
also to shoot himself, but was prevented. The
cause OF the act was jealousy (sad to be grOundless
OF Alexander Osborn, whom he also had declared
his intention to kill. Windsor is about seventy
years OF age, and had recently married young
wife, not now above twenty-five. The murderel
was arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-16

s NOtice.I beg leave call the attention of the pub
e TO the notice published in the Crescent by
CORRl proprietor Of Vauxha Garden undersigned would
not with him for the Palty peayaes per night
which the Of his leaving He may he
FRANCOIS ANsELMES, who keeps Garden the Csrondeet
Canal where be found Refreshments Cream Soda
ETC., with Free Ball every might. mylO Iws FELIX.
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RecOIlect


hN- The Only Depot for us Sale Of DALLEY,S ORIGINAL
No I5l chm resktr -. n2fu
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The CUBAN EXPEDITION. - The Cincinnati
Times Of the 9Th inst gives the following informa-
ton, contained in letter from gentleman Of that
city who passed through New Orleans on the 3Oth
ut on his way to California:
We are all commotion in this gcodIy Crescent
City, and while am writing to You from my room
IN the VeTanda, astounding questions and formid-
able projects are being discussed with unheard OF
GOODNESS and familiarity. Questions that might
occupy the Nations Senate, and make many a
grave and honorable member tremble at the result
OF such slupsndous undertaking. The long heard
OF invasion of Cuba is at hand. There are thou
sands of men well armed and equipped, here, and
at other points, the most prominent of which is
Panama, where are three thousand men, Those
at Panama are staying there under the pfetence OF
waiting passage to the gold mines, when, in fact
they are only waiting for the main body from this
place to join them. General O., of Miss, is here
He leaves tomorrow on the Falcon for the Isthmus
de, in connection with Gen. Lopez head the ex-
petition. Lopez is here now, incognito, and none
but one or two of the head men are permitted 10
see him. rs there is very large reward offered fol
his head, dead or alive, by the Spanish Govern
ment He is an emmissary of the Cubdneros.
The detachment here starts Immediately after
the Falcon, to prevent suspicion and after joining
those on the lsthmus, will make a descent on the
most defenceless part of the Island This is no
speculation, but matter of fact have been N.Y.
self solicited TO join the expedition and though not
a son of Esculapius, was offered the office Of As
sistant Surgeon. These things / would not now
divulge, without being satisfied that very shortly
after you get this communication, the news will be
the common property of the world.
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Fashionable Clothing.

TT Steamship Ohio ship Charles have brought u. very
large and choice addition o our assortment Of
SUMMER CLOTHING.
We invite purchasers call and assortment Of
summer Dress Goats, FrOcks, Sacs, PoIkas, etc.
French Merno Drap dEte Frock Coats saes Polka
and LamaTnes.
English Merino and PaTametta do. do.
Frocks- - ~ - '
All l.nen checked and striped do do.
Real India Seesucher do do
Black and Mode colored Casbme do, do.
Fancy eolured kossuth Cloth and Tweed do. do,
LIGHT quality Black Cloth Skeleton amartuos
W ntte and Brown India GrT Cloth Sacs
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.
myl63 II No IA MagAznest
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HOLLYWOOD HOUsE-Easte7H Shore of -,
.H0bne Bay 10 Miles Southeast Of Lhe Civ f.sf
rms delightful summer resort is ia complete order s
have been made during the past season.
per Of single Rooms for Gentlemen, and large Rooms for
Famillesai OF them ha hdsomey furnished have been
added new Bathing House, expressly for ladies' is in the
Gour5e Of erection The Shower Baths fine Order and
ne bathing as good any other watering place in
Noble Mobile Bly, AmHssments Of az kinds, such Hunting
Fl the ATTRACTIONS which attend residence Hollywood
HOUSE The location OF this place being 90 feet above the
lfye OF the bay and oGen to the breeze from oon
giving ne view of Mobile Bay the Gulf of Mexico the
city OF Mobile and surrounding country renders one of
most desirable summer retreats in the South The table will
etc The BAR will contain the choicest Liquors and Wines
The undersigned commenced this establishment little over
two years since from the stumpbuit t-furnshed it, and
now Keeping (which pretty good guarantee that he
VIII strive by every courtesy and attention his guests
The steamboat Cora isnow making trips this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer is also running
once day, and will continue until the new boat arrives
which expected the LIST of June Letters and papers
come direct this house, by being addressed to Hollywood
Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN
Board month, single Rooms. ,,,,,,,,S 35 co
8, per mOhl' doub'e ROOMS. % @
" per week. 10 co
&c pei uay w
Dinners Is
Breakfast, Supper ad Lodging leach. .....,... 50
w
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We are indebted to the officers of the steamers
Cincinnatus and Mohawk for late papers.
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Dollar Cold Pen.

DOEE6E1' eTOEU ZEN.
nc Good Gold Silver One Dollar We have
received u lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions of the Press.
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent
This new description is valuable" [Pcsyune
"a better Pen we never put to paper.n Delta.
Now in stoTe....
No large supply of Gold Pens of all the celebrated makcrS
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety Of patterns of Gold and Silver Cases. for sale by
GUINNESS q co.
IL Camp Street, between Canal and Common SITS.
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS PISTOLS etc.
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2 m M U Il z a c u.
From GOY. TncIrer.


Eds CresceHt-FOr the benefit of suffering humanity as
well of justice DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT make the
following statement THAT in June small unor upon nv
lace rather between and cheek which gradually
during the past in size extent on account Of which
consulted several truly eminent physicians treatment
received no benefit In the latter part of last January this city
In be space OF seven days before reaching
enlarged and the Inflammation increased alarming exnt
nuch So mat from the inner Of the
nose ana out TO my cheek bone, became literally
h The disease had made its appearance Opposite side
o. my no,e In this condition presented DR. Samuel
promptly pronounced eating the most yruent
acter myself under his extracted the tnor
l then and still believe NJ TTCKER
NewOTleans, March 49, 1859
IL Dr. Glberts office ia No. IL Crossman street In the
ouiungs between The Cnsomhouse and the River apIO W
~ To the PubIic.-.Messrs. Editors: wish to bear
testimony Dr. GLBERTS skill through your valuable and truly
independent paper wis soy afflicted with hereditary cancer
this disease killed father who had medical aid in The
and continued spread and pain severely until well nigh lost
sight could scarcely discern horse from man, across The
street Having often heard Dr. Gbers success in he treatment
Of ueh cases. lett the State of Pennsylvania to Newr
anu 10 gn The disease left and perfectly This
Jay IL iea ~ i Isz home A q. CORwINF.
Ip" 10 i0'O splsd
10 Farewell Meeting to Father Mathew,-A
Public Meeting othe citizen. Orleans will be held in he
Concert Room OF the Commercial Exchange hafpas O'Clock
THIS EVENING, to testify their approval benevolent labors
and ADOPT such will aid carrying out the great
object Of his missiOn... Re1erVed seate for Ladies'
NJ NJ COHEN.
MAUNsEL WHITE,
y. BARTON, MD.
so N. G.. HALL,
------N>S--
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~ Notice The undersigned, having united together
the transaction of NOtara Business all i branches beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch whatever business cohhdd
to them at the old stand of D. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. 70 GrRyier street. VIM MONAGHAN,
Successor ID. |. Ricardo,
GEO RARESHIDE.
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l. EI GHTON'S
Summer GfNcNtS,
Books, Rare and Scarce.

THE DEAD SEA EXPEDITION
New and condensed edition. by the author at HALY PRICE
no Also, further supply Of
THE SCARLET LETTER. By HAWTHORNE
THE ANGEL WORLD.
HEROINES OF MISSIONARY ENTERPRISE.
LoNGFELLOW'S POEMS, Complete.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
MORALISM OF CHRISTIANITY etc. etc.
Ju,t received, and for sale at
my9 NORMAN'S, I6 CAMP STREET.
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When this Monument is completed, it will be
the nobest mosaic ever formed-Granite, Marble,
Copper, Sand stone, Limestone, Slate Free.s,one-
rocks Of every age and formation, will be united
speaking Of the mineral wealth Of the country .
and their close proximity win be symboIical of the
Union
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We shah yet hope to the last On the coast of
New England, the fishermen often go out in even
smaller boats and outlive gales than that Of
Tuesday. Their fate is uncertain but not hopeless.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-02
COnStabEe'S Sale.

DY virtue of a writ Of feri taclas issued by
DAndrew Orr ESQ., one of the Justices of the
Peace in and for Cecil county, at the suit Of
A lien Anderson, and to me directed, against
the goods, clrattles, lands and tencments of
Christopher Durham: | have taken into cxecu-
ton all the right, title, interest, claim and cs
tate Of the said Christopher Durham, at law
and in equity, in and to twenty acres OF unm
proved Land lying and being in Cecil county
near the village of Port Deposit, it being part of
tract land owned by the late Able Whitaker
and ad joining the lands Of Edward Physck and
others; this land is very susceptible Of improves
ment and the situation healthy.
And ! hereby give notice, that on MON
DAY, the 18th day of November next at the
hetel OF Joseph McMulen, IN the village of
Port Deposit, at 10 o'clock, will offer the said
land at Public Sale to the highest bidder for
cash, to ratisfy said icr Facias
JOHN C. WATERS,
Oct 26-ts (S225) Coust.
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SEQ Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, living
in Elk Neck, about the 18th of August
last, bound negro boy, named John
Fountain, about Is years old and having
about three years to serve He was bare
foot, and had on when he went away,
striped cotton pantaloons, shirt and cap.
The above reward will be paid to any
person who will deliver him at the
Elkton jail.
ROBERT THACKERY.
October 18th '50-3w.
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P II l L A DELI HIA
MOSEc.vLVE STORE,
No 81 South Second Street,
Fifth door above Chestnut, west side.
RECSnN &, Com

WOULD respectfully invite tho attention of
wholesale and retail cash purchasers TO their
fall impor'atlons, consisting in part of
BL.7Ck Cashmeres. Silk cashmeres Para
mattas, BombazInes, Mantilia Vevets, Mer,-
noes, Poplms, Bembazlne Alpacas Wide
Glossy Silks, cloak Silks, Muussc'e de Lame
hihit Long SlrawIs, Thibit Square do BlAn-
ket Long do, Blanket Square do, English
Grapes, Italian do. Veil dc, Grape Vols, Mode
or Love Wells. Modes FIcecy Silk Hose, Md
Gloves, Scars, Relcules, beIlng Breaches &c
.HOuRhING Long Shawls, Sqnar do Sack
Flannels, Azores and Poplns, Hnngarans.
Plain Silks, Moussellne de Laine, Eng lish
Chin,zes, collars and cuffs. Kid Gloves, Dor.
deIed Hdkts, French cloakngs, SC.
Phlla, Oct IL, 1850
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For L ent.

The Old established Store House at
Rock Run in Port Deposit formerly oc-
cupied by George Kidd 4 Co., and lately
by John A. Atkinson & Bro. together
with the commodious dwelling attached
thereto. Apply to John Z. Waters al
Port Deposit or 10 the subscriber at Elk
ton. Possession given Immediately.
+. A. ELLIS.
Sept % 80 If