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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-23

South Carolinsns stand as high, in the ss,i-
nation Of the Northern people, as any ei''.
zen. within this Union.
When there 10 more intercourse, the means
of which their energy daily advances, the is'.
,,ty Of many Of the objections urged against
ne South, will prominently appear, and have
permanent influence. Separation can cause
10 good result 10 aay Stale.
Asa nation We are prosperous, strong, and
" To he feared" ANY domestic disturbance
would weaken US, aud add TO The delight Of
hose who witness the advances Of our insti'u.
lions. ia obedience to the law Of our fathers,
With jealousy or dread
South Carolinisns Be persuaded by
hose who love you well. The present evil
~,!l not prove SO great as you may have
5een induced 10 believe, unless you add TO Il
hy your own rash acts Already a rescilon
e opinion has called up the friendly feelings
e the people at the North to sustain your
constitutional rights, end uphold privileges
which you cannot be deprived of, while 10 un'
ION with other States Of similar interests.
You have no enemy you can encounter ex
cept your nearest neighbors, and they car
only become ihimical by your own deeds
Do net place yourselves in this position to
wards your best friends; nor credit the ssser
ton thai YOU have rot friends al the North
because you are separated by an artlhcia
Ire, or BY modified institutions. Your IA
lhers, and their fathers, fought" shoulder
shoulder as you have since done, to obtsi
end maintain that Union upon which ell GU
hopes rest 10 this land. You have 81 rav
fri&ds" at the North, and may you neve
est the courage of each other, except" sid
IS side T. A PENNSYLVANIA.
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Mai. Caldwell and resistance.

We learn from the Argus tina, Maj. Csld.
we'll, in discussion that took place at Wades.
boro' few days ago between him and Gen.
Dockery admitted that he had made use Of the
expression tha, be was for resistance" and
then called on Mr. Myers to prove tina. he
had never used such expressions. This is a
little strange, bot it does not alter the case
10 fsvcr OF the Major We find tina, 10 ex.
aiming the matter tina, the Major made use
of the expression or something very Like it
on two occasions. At the meeting held 10
Charlotte at April Cour, to spPoin, Delegates
10 the Nashville Convention, We heard him
cay that he wanted il TO be " distinctly un.
detstood that he was for RESISTANCE AND
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Leonidas Letter.
COL. A. b CLITHERALL.

This Letter has afforded be Loco Foco
press subjec, to harp upon fer some time
aod because Gen. Dockery was highly spo-
ken Of in il. by the writer, IT has been used
to affect him and be has been charged as be-
Jog so ego,isiical as to praise himself But
the author is now krown, as we learn from
the last Wadesboro' Argus, Gen. Doc kerry
stating that the Hon. Eduard Sfanly ras
the author. We shall see whether the Lo.
CO Foco press will admit their error and do
the General but common justice. As they
will be deprived Of one OF their hes, pillars ,c
support their rotten cause they will not be dis
posed 10 do il.
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Senator King on Secession,

Ii is a little remarkable that men Of The
same political faith differ so widely. Major
Caldwell, who is a Democra; OF The strictest
sect, says that SECESSION is reserred right.
The Hon. W. X. King, who is also deci.
ded Democrat, says he believes no such thing
Il zee an extract from his letter below. He
goes little farther-he says he does not be.
Ieve that State has either the CoNsTTrU.
rroNAL or RESERVED RIGHT to SECEDE.
Mr.. King is well known all over the country,
10 now President Of the United States Senate,
and his opinion ought 10 have the greatest
weight with Union men.
81 have always considered the good OIL
/ Democratic party as the true Union party
and that nothing more required TO put dowr
sectional divisions, and preserve peace an'
harmony, than TO have the government admin
istered in strict conformity with Democrali
principles. have ever been Sates.right
man Of the Jefferson school, and can fearless
ly appeal TO my whole public life III proof Q
the assertion. / an not, however, prepare
TO admit that the States possess either The cor
slliutionai or the RESERVED right TO seced
from the Union.
Faithfully. am your friend,
and obedieni servant,
WILLIAM r. KING.
COZ A cIrTUpRAII
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As We rXpECTED.

Anef allnur 'esUlutops 81 nun l"le'
Secession, disunian, and blond aod ''"'',
gcreraly the Southern people are Il GIVE
the North IN shoals this tunIuet' NJ
cars and s,paml.oats are crowded to fp''''.
With southefners, oil Fastening to spe'0 .s
money among tho Yankees, whom '"e' ~ "a
Tor tbreequartefs Of Tho year. y aod,
that these people know that the -" +" 1V .,.l,
~ saubrlous mountain climates, Oh" -
for sea bathing. nothing South o.
aud Dixon will suit lheH ias'Id'o"' p.
This is consistency with 'engea"'''
tersb0rg iateiiigener'
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ron TINS CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor antyou to rally the vbig.
TO stand by Dockey, and Il they do uot like
The nun, 10 stand by The Union capa. The
cause Of Caldwell and secession is so bad lhaI
IT'S friends arc ashamed Of il and mask il bv
calling II peaceful rea edy, peaceable indeed
II IS such peace ss the Roman army made IN
Britain. The historian saws, They make
de'ef, 'ofitude and call that peace" This
Pedesabfe remedy Of Secession would be
cirf war Of determination - aud when their
heids and houses we're laid waste and the in
hab'tsnts slam by her Borrowing sisters, like
Bruius did his friend CD-ar, then indeed
there will be peace. We wish TO undeceiye
them aud let them know the consequences in
advance az Gen. jackson did TO his fellow cit.
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Communications.
FoR THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
Davidson College.

The Board Of Trustees Of Davidson Col.
lege DO Resolve
Is, Tha, one thousand Scholarships in said Ia
s,itution be creaed.snd offered for sale, the fol-
loving terms and conditions
PAD ANY person paying, or securing TO the rus
tees Of said INSTITUTION the sum OF one hundred Gel.
lars, shall be entitled 10 one Of said Scholarships,
and shall euiay tile privilege Of educating at sad
Institution, free from all charges for iutlon pu
oil who NAV De either son or nominee, for and dur
Jog the term Of twenty year.
81 No sales Of Scholarships shall be binding IN
Ill the sale Of four hundred scholarships IS compile
ted and all contracts for the purchase OF Scholar
sbjps which shall then have been made, shall be
PAYABLE from and after that period.
An All sales Of Scholarships which shall be
made after the four hundred Scholarships sPeched
in the thrd section shall be for cash.
5h. The purchaser may enjoy the Advantages OF a
Scholarship al such time, and tuch intervals, as lie
may in his discretion think pfo2er-the whole time
of enjoyment not TO exceed twenty years. lie may
also place at the Institution not more than two pu.
pills at the same time, in which event, The term OF
his Scholarship shall be diminished In the same pro.
portion.
OH Any individual association OF individuals or
congregation who ~ all pay OF secure TO the ltus
tees Of Davidson College. The sum OF Fave Hundred
DOli1fs sDdil De tDtll1tu
10 which the party may appoint any PUpil, he or
they may think proper.
7th. The funds arising from the sale OF Scholar.
ships shall he invested in Bonds or stocks Of the
State, or Of the United States the Banks Of North
Carolina or well secured individual bonds; ard the
income only. arising from such investment shall De
appropriated to the advantages OF education
IN sa,d Institution.
/ 9Th All Scholarships created BY these proceed.
ings both limited and perpetual, may be assigned OF
devised BY will and IN Of ntesscy, shall pass
TO the administrator other property
9th. n sale OF Scholarships shall be made after
the frat Of January, A. d 1853.
The foregoing resolutions compr'ze The
proceedings Of the Board Of Trustees Of Da.
vdson College at meeting held 10 the month
of March last, the objec. Of which is 10 Sc
cure 10 that Institution liberal and perma
men, endowment. Ii is confidently believed
by tho Board Of Trustees tina. these procee.
dings, if responded TO by the favour Of the
public, will secure The Institution hey ond the
chances Of future disaster, and at the same
time confer on the community measurable
advantages. II is taken for granted that the
advantages Of education are appreciated and
desired by all. They believe that this sentI.
men, is universal 10 all civilized and christian
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ros THE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.

FOE THE CHAkLoTfE SookNAh
Mr.. Editor: You are right in saying Sc.
.sssion is Disunion. II is only mildsr name
10 catch gulls to 60 for revolution, disuuion'
&c. This doctrine had iis origin in South
Carolina where NullIfcation.and many other
humbugs in politics have been originaied.-
Ask rank and candid South Carolinisn what
they mean by Secession, and he will tell you
that they mean a Dissolution Of our Union,
aud that they would tomorrow revolu'ionize
(midly called secessionl If they could involve
these United States in civil war, with oil It's
horrors Of bloodshed and carnage. Twelve
months since, they were only in favor OF Sc.
cession in the abstract, now they SO openly
and svowedy for Disunon. The only fear
is, they canno, by acting separately bring on
civil war. Now. what are We 10 understand by
Capt. G. w. Caldwell's secession doc,rlnesl
He says that be is only in favor Of Secession
in The abstract. 1t is a mere abstraction,
originating in South Gasoline, which means
nothing a, all. Then he might as we'll be dis
cussing before the people Of this Dstric, ~he.
cher he was for or against A" Noah's food"
| would suppose when he proclaimed IN
public meeting in Charlotte, before the meet
ias of the last Legislature, THAT the time
for talking had passed, that the time for &c.
t;on had arrired and that he ras for resis
lance" that he intended to assert something
/ more than a mere abstract doctrine. This
was going the full South Carolina fgure-for
resistance, revolution, or dissolution, call it
what you will.
The same doctrine, under the more spe.
cious and mder name Of Secession was tn.
ed in the Legislature last winter, but finding
that it was mo 60" Capt. Caldwell, his aid
ers and abe,iors, fell back on the advocacy
Of Secession only IN the abstract. II is a
small matter now-no,hpg is meant BY Sc
cension--no necessity to exercise II now--i
isisa mere South Carolina absirdciion-she i,
all wrong and crazy abou, this mlt,er.-
, Now, Capt. c. can take either horn Of tn,
dilemma. Hs either meant the South Caro-
Ina new tangled doctrine Of secession, ress
lance. dissolution. or he mean, nothing a, all
, Ii is idle for man to proclaim that he is TO
7 resistance" TO the Union OF government
> ard then turn around and say he Is only il
favor Of the abslrsc, doctrine Of secession
/ This, too, am informed is the ground Of
r which he is asking for Wing support. Thi
man, rho in fhe eonroa ioa sumner boaste,
that he n,rer had ro,ed for Wing and mere
usstd who has more bitterly denounced an
, abused the Wing Party as Federsl,sts, Bank
bought Wings, Tories. &C., than any o,he
man in this District. This corrupt Federal
e Wing Party Is nov appealed to 10 supper
= Captain Caldwell IN his neS tangled ab.trat
! lions, that lead inevitably 10 The destfuc,io
. Of this glorious Union, and 10 bring Mort
# Carolina under the aristocralical ty fanny an
:. oppression Of a few hotheaded political ~
Iers 10 the State Of South Carolina.
> CHARLOTTE.
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HAMILTON FIsH

The neu Senator from New YORK., recea.!
defined has position on The great qne'.ot' =
The day. lie adopts The aliofm Of the f'''
ideui, end all MAINTAIN The Cumprom'f - -
II appears hat The. charge Of Fee s''i'"
laid al his door i. false and that he IS hc'ea''''
10 be clsssed among the National wig
" lh the Republic, sc are 6 ad to he'' o. NV
flank manly snd explicit eomm"'a' o. w.
New York Senator, and have no douo' 'a''
the cause Il the Compromise and o Wy
mlnisira'l9a Nil be materially sue's ~"
thereby.
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WEDNESDAY, July %, 1851.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,, is our a
gent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain advertise
ments and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
u-E. w. CARR. Esq. is our agen, in Fhilade.
ph;s, authorized TO obtain advertisements and pro-
subscriptions.
gJV. B. PALMER is our authorized agent to re-
ceive advertisements and Subscriptions al MS Offices
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia.
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,
OF RICHMOND COUNTY

Gen. Alfred Dcckery will address his fellow citi-
gems of the third Congressional District at the fol-
loving times and places,vz
Fespermon's Store, Union CO., Thursday, July "a
DAVIS Gold mine, Union CO., Friday, July Is
Monroe. Saturday, July 20
Charlotte, Tuesday, July "
Dallas Friday, August
Llnconlon, Saturday. August =.
Mal c. w. Caldwell, will attend all these appoint
mens except the 18th Of July, when be will attend
Review al Mount Pleasant, in Cabarrus county.
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M. Efifor: Noi.uhs.andIgg the nssf
INTERPRETATIONS made by Capt. Calassts
organ and his immediate friends 10 lhstcs
ny about secession wing. IN Charlotte s!
Mrck .cbbatg county, u IS due 10 our ohs
friends abroad To state that one d. zsn such ~
,ets are rot 10 be- faund ~ Nc, keutag
county. The Wing. Of Neokieubufg afsast
to be deceived by ,uch obaraot d9cinea 4
" ociion aod resistance from ihis tHf
Car7fda'e " ho suletcd the canvass by rss.
king ~ u6Ion meeting IN Hanroe. ssct'
Sion " dtsunlnu and he people kuos g t.i
more democratic ,nlfs wilt he last ;, 't
Captain than be can possibly gam By W..
votes. on tbs account. Secession and res'
lance TO the best government ~ 'he aat-
vii not he swallowed by either psr' III
crp', few would BE- leaders and areaatf.
TED poliIctans Secession and Ie,,sisntaa ~
the very doc unes nos Ffopogaie1 b' ise5.
oil lou,sts a he Norh to drsito, ttl' oa7
Il our ancestors. nnd he election Of q, "
Caldwell would be hailed by them IS it'
nmph
lie, az then, Wing. and Democff'' 40
are opposed to drsumon, unite 10 The 'uRpoh
Il Geo. Dorke,y, that firm and '''id 3"
freed Of The CONSTITUTION aud the ln'oo
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PAINFUL AND SINGULAR occuRREN, !,

painful occurrence has 'see" .mneoi
oxandria. II. =. Andrews. Esq ~ s,,.ord
lawyer, two or three evenings s'"ce' ' ha, IN
sith the back Of his hard bis set's", land
the mouth one OF the teeth wonndeo wy 10
between two Of his knuckles ana ~, A., Aa.
saw, from tho effects Of that wound W.
d,ew. died las, uieht.-Bah. StH'
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Of Advices from Europe 10 the oh IN.
slant, state that decline Of ! 10 - had la.
ken place 10 Cotton.
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OF We invite the attention Of The public tc
The advertisement Of The Mutual Life lusu
rance Company.
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80 See the Rev. Mr.. Stacey's Temper
ance Address, on first page.
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent ton
city and Immediate posse given Of
the building
corner q m street Yves, and Market Space They built
modern sy o nc d goods business and with lights
side light the Of tho high
the clear dy and finished @! sale. lighted by
Windows aud aroand building The
ing Market Space, 10 IL et wde 54 feet
feet wide by ~ feet deep, having kyyh
long has basement. finished n
fee, deep feet inches high There communication from
each with basement by
fee wide by 81 feet deep with skygt feet by feet
Of the store large store could be made by throwing
two Each
For apply the subscriber House.
side Pcnnsylvania avenue, between I'D and ~ streets
Dec l3-TuThSatu ANNE Il. DERMOTT.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person upon unless The
payment OF the subscription be made In sAv~nce.
Distant subscribers money by esr postage
On which will be paid BY u.s. assumed BY ~
safe .n
he COUNTRY PAPER pubshed ri durins gAs %.
~ y o"nssess and semi weekly during
a'sepaona or period iess than yea received
'eims p'opoiuoned 10 the above annual rates
iEhs suthorxsd sxs.ss; and BY
.endax US slsN DAILY sub.erber with eDco..a or ,Iv.
SEMI WEEKL sub.cIiLs win saa snelo.s uexsI
"'h so sncosea win be enuae copy the
same eduon as they Furnish US subscribers xrss,s
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TO the Public.

THE undcrsgned respectfully inform their friends
the public generally that they have lately opened office
the Exchange Bank of Sden Wthers Co. street.
Washington, G., genera
agents. and especially
and buying selling
The titles thereof The junior partner a. Men Lahan is lawyer
District The senior partner Orchard NJ youngJ having
Commissioner Of the General Land Oce and familiar
localities Of the public lands having
lawyer and judge for persuadc himself that he will bt
able satisfaction business which requires
edge of the laws aud of the country where capitalists desire
their funds.
Liberal will be made claims
agency when uuquesonsbe They
Mess Selden, Wither, Co., members Congress
generally.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
J. Men. LATHAM.
neco o-1ru
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TO WESTERN TnAvELLEas.
EXPRESS A.fIL LINE FAOA BaLTIhoRE ro Pyrrs


t1hyoasA Ia sWsntytwo Asuss aad a haB)
his line 10 Ps6asg and
fennsyisania Ceaua railroads in succes.uI opers
ion BY leave Baltimore at "a D. M bsu AN hoo
alter the time OF arrival Of Tho evening from Wahingan aud
proceed 10 Harrisburg where they transferred the
railroad uan and proceed Immediately delay
mc mountains IN daylight, aud arriving Pitbug M
day after starting. The distance is performed by railway
with the exception OF as miles which ceaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Leave PltbuIg In the OF The Central railroad al T. a. M and
arrive at Harrisburg at m, next morning. where The or
press train OF the Baltimore railroad will be in
waiting, aud proceed Immediately
m ~ ms or The train 70 Washington which leaves 81
p1-FaIe through (eher way) Sill.
For tickets apply the ticket susque
hanna Railroad Company Calvert snton Baltimore,
ticket of Company Psbug
#ul Ia ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Dec It-dIm
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estabiishment.-H y.
LOUDON CO and taiors, Browns Hotel,
Pennsyvania have hei,
and we'll stock of goods for gnuemsn such
CLOTHS, cassere vesngs, furnishing goods generally
Army, marine and officers will hnd
fsword epaulet sashes and such
articles regulation OF their respective prescribe
An experience on many years IN snmsn aiofns new ana
protect against prices,
Offer and respectfully solicit patronage.
Is-d2u
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TOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
very rich and splendid OF the
following seasonabe articles, 10 wit:
super silk cashmere French flannel dressing robes
Do scarfs, stocks, cravats and neck k-ties-n rich
and pleasing vnretyfor Dress wedding and evening parties
Silk and linen pocket handkeIchiefs
Gloves OF all descriptions. of the best makers
Extra superfne water fur dilto
Suspenders hosiery.
Also, full Of superior dress shirts plain and fancy
With complete supply Of woollcn merno cashmere silk
fur under garments
Also, brushes of all kinds, porte monnaies purses
Pocket books, canes, and umbrellas.
With toilet articles in abundance,
CHARLES II. LANES
Fashionable hat and genuemen's furnishing establishment
near ~ street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 25-dSuf
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
The subscribers respectfully invite
esident ladies' tue following, viz:
25 dresses rich brOcade silks
Is do do light cOlored do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured Silks style
is do wacred Silks co0red and black
IS pieces rch yard wide wstered poplins
Is do real Irish watcrcd popins
do French merinos and Thbets, every shade
10 quality yard wide velvets all colors
designs French cashmcTes and mousseines
Together ma
tea which deem but which
wit, pleasure be exhibited all who may us
In French embToderies, Ac.,
Lace trimmed chemisets, entirely and beautiful
cerimmcd sleeves and cufs to match
French embroidered and lace collars, cuffs TO match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
Swiss and cambric collars and chemises, &c.
named goods quite new well worthy
Of purchasers.
HOOE, BRO, d CO.,
Nov D4wif Penn avenue, between 7th and 9Th
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CoLLrcros's Orros CRY Hall,
December 9, Is5I.
10 j. hereby given that tc sd
Of delinquent will be puc'.hee wh ns
current month The states tha the law
the but ohHe nm
collection advertisement and Of s properly
mon which one or NOR. remain due and unpaid
7-eoduaniu H. a. hoShb, S"'oo''
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w HTTEHURsT's new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
w DaguerTcopes the OF Duva Bo between
~ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
gaary Others being built
noo arranged expressly this purpose II
largest skghis this cou.ty, and the
Baltimore facility
copying paintings daguerreope not having its superior
obtained beautiful and highly finished
though cloudy preferable, except
children Post promptly attended 10.
medal the aie Fair OF the Maryland lnsu
tue, and premium the late Fair at New York.
2o5 Baltimore street Baltimore i broadway,
New Pennsylvania Washington d. CT ~ Main
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norok, Viz
Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free to the public at all hours The day
j. H. WHITEHURST.
Dec. Ia-d3m Sole psopre,sr.
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DUGBY YACADEMY-BoardinSa and Day School for
n Young gentlemen, corner of X and I4lh
G. +. MORRISON, Principal
P, Latham, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages.
T. Raoult " Modern
Z. s. keech, Tutor.
-, Teacher of Penmanship.
Iardeia, Teachers Music
James p. Mclean Teacher Of Drnwing and Painting.
business, study learned professions entering
higher colleges. In every branch Of
pains spared render the sound complete
Me taught,
reading writing arithmetic English geography,
book keeping the Latin, Greek, and modern languages history
chronology, composition, English
Roman antiquities logic mahemscs chemistry,
and mental philosophy, music, drawing, &c.
Terms o board aud mo-
8 Pyne, D. D., Rev. j. W. French, VIM. w. Corcoran,
esq., Ritchie, esq., A. Bache, Gales,
NJ D. Baltimore, Cap, T. Page, u s. NJ and Captain C.
Blake, u. &. N.
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NOW n you buy ccs The weather s.ccu'ng cs sna
sctey h almost good supply of Cumhsunsd
80. an hsnd which also, anthracite coal for ssss
m :. 49, -.
OAK, Pine and hic ckory. IT'D. e .,-,.. :. -. -
ny calling 81 ecs win nnd The above "pee ss -"'
e"sap " can ~ nse ;" ~" "V w. T. srBLEy, 4 Co.,
Nov sz~~f YoureAnth kvAes md canal
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that their establishment Is
open for reception ln front Is Of white mar
fennsyana avenue
between and 10 sir stories IN been.
They hesitate their cf TIRE rre" ana
hotel bu,din with al he moo
erp sodpR desirable convenience and
comfort ai its departments ~ pas
sye and no eipen has oeon
r. r. N. BROWN,
Dec a-eodor Proprietors