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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

COMMENCEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA Col
LEGE The Annual Commencement OF Pennsylvania
College located at Getty Sburg, Pa, viii take place
on the 18th INST The Alumni Association VIII De
addressed by j. b Bacon of Brooklyn the Lnnean
Association by Prof. W l.. ArLEE, of Philadelphia
and the two Literary Societies by Rev. GEORGE b.
CHEEVKR. OF New-NOfk.
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PITrsBuRG. "Wednesday, sept 10, 1851.
4 large meeting was held here last night to con
s,der the project Of Railroad from Plitsourg TO me
Pennsylyaula hne. 10 connect the Rochester anu
o1iae,s Railroad Messrs smith and BlOss, Of
Rochester. spoke of the great advantages TO Pltts
burg and Rochester, the nearest route between
Nev,.Nork and New Orleans as well a me cheap-
est L. Wilmarh Gen LORNA, and T. NJ stanton,
- p,,t.hnrg favored the project and a COMMITTEES
was appointed to confer with the companies on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
freal Notices.
N,rpRRMF COTRT.-ln the matter 81

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter II
- the arphcaoa VI he Mayor. Aldermen and Censsa-
atty 81 re Cv oi New Nosk relative 70 tAe opeans a
m the CITY Of New No<k p hDc Nome - herees
eiveu hY the Mayor Aldermen tni CoHnaSehl ~ as
CIV Il NeNN arA pursuant % statute sn'h sAss nsSs
AZ rruvld,d that he sS the Masor. derren ah1 e
mcua;s " the CITY 81 NeNN intend % maze t2ttA-
ton the supreme CouTt n the STATE ~ New "a
Seil Term n the s CoUrt. % ~ hcd a. NE Nte Na
III The ca, o New GA >stlrdsy. tAe A dAf 81 sep
tewhcr 1851 NJ the opening Il the Court "a ths' aaF 0
soon thereafter Counsel he heArd, fof me ahhs
mont 81 Con of Estimate ard Assessment N tae
above entitled natter hat the nature AMI extent ~ ihc
improvements HEREBY intended the ooeninS ~ ed-
81. tum ogh az. % the dh-sy. IA the nv W
New-YoYk. laid ouf gron the map ~ ciaa oi We
CIV of New-NosN under and os virtue u an set 81 ms
ee>lature OF the People NJ the state Of Newlok eu-
titled An relative o. rle,vsueStS touching the lay
RS ou Of streets ard roads m the Cty Fl NewNerS aaf
IN oher purposes passed APu 81. lSi -Datei New
NCrk. August q. 1851 HENRY y DAVIES
sus5 t<sutzO Counsel % the Corporation
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEATH BY NIoLENcE.-The neighbour
hood OF Red Hook Point was thrown into the great
esj state Of excitement Tuesday evening, n conse-
quence Of an occurrence involving the death OF a
man. who. with two others, had gone into The water
al that place 70 battle The circumstances, as re.
lated BY Constable OReurke. OF the sixth Ward. and
several citizens who witnessed the transaction i A.
follows Three Germans. hsillng from New-Nork
came to the Hook little after dusk for the purpose
Of bathing and after being the water for consld-
cradle time one Of the men took hold OF one Of the
Others Nv the shoulders and pressing his head under
the water held him there until life was extinct.
Mr ORourke being in the vicinity was called on
and requested to get the body. the men offering MN
money for hls trouble. which he refused, bat went 70
see about IT, and the two Germans started for the
Hamllion-ayenue ferry on their way home. When
the constable came to the spot he was informed Of
the true state of the case BY some citizens who wit
messed the transaction. whereupon he started after
them, and with the aid of officer Toole OF the THIRD
District took them into custody al the ferry and con-
viewed them to iai The clothes of the drowned
man were found upon the beach, and on searching
the pockets a watch was found and a small memo
raadum book. but no money llsname IS DiedricNs,
and he resided at No. So Greenwlch->t, New-Iork.
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made few remarks, descriptive Of a Missionary
i1Ur n Asa Minor.
These addresses trief aut eloquent mingled With
the hearty singing hy the whole company OF i-e as
SONAR, HYMN. made the evening pass Win peasant
rrdlty ard fc-Ircc fine pTeparailye ioI the meet
Il n wt--h eLer1 .aly seemee y oe gong b.
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One Day Later from Havana

CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, sept =, 1871.
The Somers has arrived u this port with Havana
do. IN the % INST she. however, brings no add
uonal news. n ....
H.vAN, MARKErs-The last sales Of RICE were
made Al II. a A. reals PRoylsIoNs were Improving
\orthern EXCHANGE ranged from par 70 ; = cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

~ The Eimra Daiy Democrat has been
enlarged and It's title changed to the DAILY hVioH
which Mr.. {. Chauncey Burr, the new Editor, de-
fines a. slgniylng good" The name Is supposed
to be derived from the Greek no doubt 1t VIII be
Greek 10 the readers OF the kaTlon"
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ERNTON AQrEDuCT DEPART.

MENT TO Contractor, - scaled Proposals., m
.dar.ed Proposal for building a SEWER IN GREEN
WICH-Sr. val be received at The Office Di the Croton
Aaue,urf Department lRo'unda, PnrkJ unu Monday;
the ED DAY IT September 1851 nt O'clock. TO bud
Sewer with The essny Receiving Basins and Cul'ert.
40 rreDwIch-s fI. Canal 10 spuBg ~ beng 10 length
rot i0 feet The plan ot the sewer ADD spechcitions
far the 1ing Of the SAME and AL other information tes
ting thereto can be- obtained apple r 10 the Contract
Clg,k al th,s offce-Daied New York, sept 10, 1891
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Of the CIpton
Ill m. Annelmct DepaItmeni
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cTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

~ KFE UT8T M MIN 4NU IIdtI
- Of Records pubic Notice hereby gwen thai ths
utions have been presented IN the Board OF
Aeerm., To PAVE s0;h-st, from 6th- az. 20 BfossSU
ToFIAG SIDEWALKS ~ 2J,h-st from. LsnnstN.N
=, al az. To FLAG SIDEWALKS sth av from 1s,n
o. 18th s,s. All pefsOBs interested having ooiec" ~
thsteto, requested 70 present them ~ ~: -
IL rider med II his Office before Tue ~ gsI
S.1tsr Ter tns -Sspf (. 1851 JOHN ! p oD.
- S""'S
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Dy,y AND DrwR Asyrrv N Missions,

UNAf AND bVNh ASYLUM IN MISSOURI
TIE Commissioner 81 the ASYLUM for the Deaf ana
Dumb. located a, Fulton. Mo, IN pursuance o. an
at Il The as. Legislature, have elected Mr. wv ID
MRS OF the Kentucky Institution. Sqperntea
cent OF the Asylum MI keT accepts. and will en-
To- UrNn. h. duueS m October next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
C0RpORATION NOTICE-proposaIs

- for Oh Proposals. val Pc received ~ we SOn's
n,, II street. and amps at hs oHice. No New CITY
HaIl unsl FRIDAY, Sept lgh. a. ; o'clock NJ AFTER
ahlch time WI be- reccTtdJ gf furnishing lhs ty,-
Sra ned pure Sperm Oh Of the best quality ANA hllp" TWO
cents 81 gallon Tor The empty oaks returned Samples
~ IT, ,nt ~ the Office of the Suuerinsndcnt Ut Lamps,
NJ ~ Mercrr-st or before Ilib kSDAf' sept ~
Al Iori.ck n Tho estHafes Viii be opentd On ohi
IKDAY al the ofice of the CDmDssoneI, AZ " o.i'h
4 VI IA I'd l. Dvpon,
lnmmmlss InneI VI hiIgfls and lamps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
Market, -fHARL

The .aes Of CoTToS during the last DAYS i nav
s,tslee Al high irregular prices ranging rom otc a
Ice for midClmg far and 9ic n lOc. tor ialr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
~ A Naval Court of Inquiry is now in

session al the Nayy-Yard for the purpose Of nye>t-
eating complaints preferred by Lieutenant Enoch G
Parrot of the Navy, and First Lieutenant Robert G.
Caldwell. Of the Marine Corps, against Commander
Joshua \ Sands. of the Navy and by Commander
sands against Lleutenanis Parrot and Caldwell
respectively The Court Is composed Of Captain
John ID Soai, President Captain Hiram Pauldng
and Commander Charles W Bell, members, and
Purser BENJAMIN J CahoOne, Judge Advocate The
subject now engaging the attention Of the Court IS
Captain Sands's charge against Lieutenant Parrot,
of using dlsrespectf and nsubordinate language To
his commanding officer, and of beng below during
his watch the ship being at single anchor
Captain Sands's charge against Lieutenant Cald-
well Is that Of overstaying his leave Of absence
twelve DAYS the defense TO which Is that the leave
of absence was given verbally. and was not limited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

~ 4" The Two REVELATIONS, NATURE
AND TIE WORD" By WILLIAM b. HAYDEN. a dis
course delivered before the General Convention Or
the New-Jerusalem Church. showing the couespon-
dence between the different modes of the divine
communication. with remarks on the present aspects
Of religion IN the professed Christian Church The
position Of theological science according to the au-
thor IS described IN the following passage The
progress OF thought IN the age IN which we live,
the quickenng of moral reception, the running
out of many ancient errors the developments OF sci
eytifc INQUIRY the profounder attention and abored
study that is beng applied to the prophesies, and to
the whole Of the Scriptures, are beginning to disclose
new and increasing difficulties attending the old
methods of Interpretation. The shell Of the mere
letter Is being broken and penetrated IN a variety OF
places and all the agitations and tendencies OF theo
logical opinion seem TO deslderate and demand the
revelation Of some higher law Of Interpretation than
has hitherto been known and applied. The theology
cal world IS now much IN the same condition that the
scientific world about the time Of the promuiga
ton OF the COpemcan system. Old and conhlctlns
theories have done Their utmost to harmonic the
new facts with their respective teachings, but with
out success. The volume OF public opinion IS seen
swelling far beyond ats former channels individual
thinkers drop their plumTnets INTO depths not before
sounded, strike out across spaces not before uaV-
ersed. The inadequacy Of the present rules for
reading the phenomena are painfully felt, and ex-
messed but the real nature of the needed ones Is not
vet clearly seen nor the direction OF their advent
suspected" Boston OTIS Clapp. Sold by John
Alen)
ty HAND Books of natural PHILosO-
PLY AND ASTRONOMY by DYoNIsIUS LsRDNER. The
present edition OF DR.. Lardners Natural Philosophy
has been carefully revised by competent person
various errors which had escaped the attention OF
the author have been corrected occasional onhs'
stons supplied and series of questions and prac-
teal examples appended TO each subject The vol
ume contains ueatiSes on Mechanics HysostaucS,
Hydraulics. Pneumaiics, and Sound and Optics SO
arranged as to be bound either III three parts, or as
whole AT the convenience of the purchaser (Phla-
delphia Blanchard & Lea. l2mo., PIP. 49,
~ CUBA IN ls5l,' by ALEXANDER
JONES, basiy compilation from sources Of various
authenticity OF the occurrences connected with the
recent invasion of Cuba. some statistical niorna-
ton also presented concerning the present state
OF Cuban trade industry, education, &c The author
is an ardent champion of the Fhbustlers, and his
pamphlet was chiefly written before the defeat OF
Their enterprise. (Strnger Townsend svo PIP 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

= FLErcHrR WEBSTER, ESQ, son al
the Secretary OF State Is SAID TO be dangerously Ill a
RoSfpn
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AoUEDUCT DEPART

" MENT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pf'pe,saidd
.,,r.sd p,orosal for building SEWER IN 18th 81 VIII
b. rec,ed al the once II ne C.e,on Aqasdac, Dspan
nent tRotunda. Park nntb MoNDhf 'hs y, Us y -
go is,l Al > o clock y NJ, u build sEWEh ~ts
me n,cessay receiving basins and culyer IN <th ~ hy"
00 feet .est II 6th-ay and through 7-as u l'tn ~"
hong N length about 0G feet The plan ~ me sewer
md .lecfcatlus Tor the building Il the sane, ana All
,Ier information relating bsrefO, can ~ sdanro Dn a-
ic, 10 the Contract Clerk at thI. gnee -Nev- rfA,
e., T, ie.i NICHOLAS DEAN.
- a, President If the CrUtOn AgGsduct Department.
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Markets-...BALrrvoRE. SEPT TO-
! rur Srpposrp MrRnER SEE MANcHEs-

our markets are quiet, and without material
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

bSof Records -Pubic notice Is hsr.T gwen tnat .S
following oettOns have been presented the Board vi AS
.Istsut Aldermen t. kEPAyE Coiumbas from
Ri,lngton % StantOn-st 20 FILL IN ths rea corner
H. Fast RIVER All person. interested hssnx ooisctions
thereto are requested - present them ~uny 10 tns IN
dsrsbed AZ hi. Office before the LIN day ~ sept
ns, scot 5 1851 John !. DODGE,
Stree. Commissioner.
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SUPREME COURT-Isaac IL. Bas-

~ >rtt Robert " Aborn. Phip Weaver and Isaac
Lewis dg0nSf Robert RanAs-Nummons Tor money demand
an contract t. ROBfRr BANKS, defendant Nou are
hereby -'oned aud urc o. the complaint IN
tn, acton which dled he Office VI the Clerk II the
Cg and County of New AZ the CIV HAL IA the es.
oi New York on the 22d la, of Nav 1851 and q
cUgv 90 ycur % the sad complaint The sunsrb-
er> hstr oace No = MaiSt the cty q New YORK.
within twenty daN> after the of this
81 the day of such service and Il Non nl -
answer the compliant within the Aorcstd the
pssufs tins actioa will take udsment AGAINST YOU Tor
the of one Thousand and NINETY eight Dollars and
EoTN Cents With interest from the thtueh Jay Of De
cemher One Thousand Elsht Hundred and ffts GA
STA > fIom March S. 1891 on >tlY - iIon yanuty ~,
1881 On so q0 fran February - 1881, On Sbi ~ and
from March - li 500 S BESIDE the costs % thl sc
Ton Dated SMITH & MOODWAR
81 laW6w IN Plaintiffs Attorneys
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Han

- II Records Public Norcs hereby gwen that ths
fooetog resolution has been presented IN the bOa,d o.
Aldermen That a ~ LKHEAD BIZ SUNK 20 thr Nof'i.
RIVER On the exterior Inc between 18th and <Jth s A'
the suar. behind The same BIZ FILLED ~ AZ P"t,a~
Interested hay.ng ectious thereto are rq.ess 70 pic
,snt them srtng o. the undersigned al MS ohs' %"
iefor, he 10Th d.y VI September lnst-Sept D. 1871
!, JOHN DODGE. Street COnimisOnsf
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Pubic

Jro,,oe y hereby gwen o. the @~n1 q vrh -.
-, =, ocruyaui. u all houses .nd iOts impr'sso !"
pn md. aasrtsd thereby, that the fOuo"ms 1880
~ hesn completed ~ the Assessor. i'1 arc
~ m. once u the Bureau Of Assss.n.s1I 20
~ III -. t.fsye,rsd M For BDILDlSb sE"bH
= Thirty -sIXTH.sT from tie sewer "a wh -. r 20
,.t,n sl he, of Hh-ag. The hmh, embrace ~ s'ea
'rs yscanr tss pieces and parcels ~ iand' stastes
. tsb s.fes II 9th st.. beteeen IN ano Nh-s's
- - - Interests are affected ~ the ab0ye-namsd
and = no are opposed % the same ~ either Of
re requested present theH % ecgns IN ~n,lns N
80 ,5.-s-xbe al then Ohcs No Hali0 Records With
n -, ssys ffo1p the dais II this notice Office Bureau ~
a .-.s.uts street Department, sept B lS1l
SAHtEL n DE- MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
4, ~ ISAAC WM SMITH.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the

n Surrogaicofthe County of New Work. Notice heseby
gwen fo al persons having claims against EllJAH
FISHER late NJ the CITY 1t New Work deceased 10 pre-
sem the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber
her residence ". itg 2th u the CITY IT New YORK
ON OBJ iriore the inst day ut March next Dated New
Nurh III e. nth daN Of August, 1881
sues f.wsmIh' JOlCE FISHER Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

VIIl r. i htrtON gwen % All pttsuHS
! having claims against the Estate NJ STEPHEN
SOIIFR late of the town II \ouhfeh Richmond
County, deceased % present the with the vouchers
Thereof. to either the undersigned. at their respective
residences SAID County. or before the 18th day Of
January next and all persons indebted o. said Estate ATE
requested 90 make immediate pa, ment above dated.
Sta',n Island. Juy 9Th. 1881
h DECKER. r,..,,,,
ivio iavsnrh' SAMUEL SQUIERS AN''u''>
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- Of eeoris-psbc notice hereby gwen that me io-
lowing Resolutions been presented IN the boa
5e~usn To PAVE and FLAG four fset thfy o5' h..
wall Df z3d-st. from l0tb-ay. 20 Hudson ~. 80
PENCE VACANT LOTS the block ooynas' ~
and zd-ars liih and jth'is Also. the An s,r-
A. PAVE Tth-s, between 10Th and Ilth~"H az -.
ON n,sre.tsd s4yng objections thereto are fslusssS
-s.t fb.,o tn writing to the undersgssd al NJ 'nh"'
49,. ~ ~ tsth d,y Of sepf ns,-Sspt. .. ls,i
Oh o. Oeio'' JoHN T. DODGL. Street Cs~mDssness
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DlsPArcH.-The clipper ship Gazellt

DIsPArcH.-The clipper ship Gazelle,
from this port consigned to Messrs. Chustai' Cor
men Co, san Francisco took her berth at Pacific
wharf on the 22d July, and finished dischargng her
cargo on the evening of the 3oth-nIne days nclud-
ing Sunday, upon which, Of course, no work was
done The ship has. therefore discharged her cargo
of 800 tuns in beautiful order. IN the short space OF
eight DAYS, feat hitherto, We believe, unequaled by
any vessel At that port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Por Rock.-Tuesday afternoon at high
water a schooner upon sharp point OF the hoat
now over portion of Pot Rock. Fortunately the
anchorage Of the float, which itself IS large COM
pac, mass Of timber and iron so yeered a. to ward
the schooner of with little damage but the float
was so shattered as 10 require immediate removal.
lis place viii be supplied by buoys now lodged IN the
Custom House and the property of the Government
for the permission TO use which telegraphc order
from Washington was received Tuesday morning
AT the Office of the Atlantic Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

II = T NNI \ w T. NI III UTUtI III IflV s'Uf
r,,e IF the County of New York. notice hereh,
given 90 An persons having CLAIMS AGAINST EPIPHANY IA
MS late ot the Cty IT NcwlorA. deceased a. present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber n hi'
residence v, HOwnni>t m the City ot New York, ~
or or, the Twenty Eighth day of lanuap eu-Dsied
New York the Twenty third das ~ July, 1891
WI lnMhm In. GHRISrOplIEk RUSH. ENecutor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

LArNcH-Thmas Collyer viii launch
thus morning at 10 o'clock, the steamship Blen-
vile, the first OF the new line hence 10 New Orleans
To be commanded by Capt &C Berry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
NO. 81.
/ A nor SPRING.


One Of the members sftke Mexican Bous.
dary Commission, writing from Santa Rita;
New Mexico, to the Providsace journal,
thus describes spring discovered en- the
I'd Of Ma
Having heard Of remarkable hot spring
few miles fram eur read, all that wSre
mounted determined to visit il, and on leay-
ing camp struck of into the plain in )
straight direction for it A ride Of absus
Ave miles brought uH to the spot, which was
indieatedfb BY hill about 600 feet in cireum-
ference at its base, and about so or 10 feet
high, which was formed entirely by the de-
posists made BY the waters Of the spring.
On the summit Of this hill was basin 20
feetin diameter, containing the hot water,
the surface Of which was six or eight feet be-.
lew the top Of the basin. The temperature Of
the water was found TO be lbs degrees, and
efcOursc 50 hot that the hand could net bo
bern in Il DR. Webb collected the gas
which bubbled up from the bottom, ana
found it 10 be neither hydrogen or eafbonio
acid gasI His conclusion, therefore, was
that it was pleasant TO the taste, and would
be palatable if,coeled At one side Of the
hill a small spring burst cut, and al a short
distance where it collected in peel the wa
ter was csol enough 10 battle in, but even
then it was literally hot bath
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
Wholesale Watch { JeEelry Store.
L.. MILLER a CO.,

IMPORTERS, Manufactures and JohbeEs q
i WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY
GOODS, hare leased the Old Stand, formerly &C.
cupied By Messrs. Canfeld, Brother 8 Co, SpNtA-
east eerzer ~ CAarEes ard Balfimere StrssLs, No.
221 which they puttng u complete nTser ior
the WHOLESALE WATCH AND JEWELRY
BUSINESS, 10 Be opened a5snE he 2Osh FL July.
Id calling The attention of the trade 70 Die new
concern We mention the fact that We are associated
with one 81 The most extensive JKwxIRY MANtFAc-
FER5sc EsTAELrsHMENrs in the country. which must
give decided advantage eTeT all others 10 this mar
ket, for supplying dealers with JeweTy at manpfac
turers prices feature in this branch ef trade long
since needed, between Baltimore and the Southern
and Western Merchants.
We desire 10 call particular attention to the
Watch department. which will al all times be sup
piled with great assortment from the most cele-
bratee manufacturers and kept in perfect running
with written guarantee thai HEY win periorHAfor-
reciy y
This branch of the business viii receive the
especial attention Of enc Of the firm whose extensive
and practical knowledge Of the business, will, we
hope, give US place in the confidence Of buyers.
We respectfully invite You to call upon US when
you next visit our city, confidently believing that
an examination of our Goods will prove to YOU that
they are better styles and cheaper than you have
everIseen in this market, and assure yeu that no
effort shall be wanting on part TO make the ac-
quaintance one Of mutual benefit.
L. H. MILLER s. Co. Is
Corner Of Charles and Baltimore Streets, Ball.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Nyeth, Blackjack q Co., Baltimore
3 Gwyn, Reid & Taylor
James Hodges & Brothers,
- Hurst & Berry,
I. Murdoch, Duer Il Evans
4 Stellman & Hlnrichs.
e Sangston Co.
4 Barthlow, Gwynn r Co. ~
4 Rieley Pendleton
g Bushngs ! Bailey
4 John Murphy & Ca,
Z. Moore a. Griffin,
August 81 l85l-ly.