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CABINET WARE ROOM,
I'm Port Dpp0Sit.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has taken The shop formerly occupied by Geo
+. Moore, where he will continue to manutac-
tule all articles in his line OF business.
Having learned the business in one Of the
large cities, he has brought with him all the arts
of the trade, and is prepared to make the best
articles, as well as the cheapest and as he does
his own work, and under but light expense, he
can afford TO sell at lower prices than the city
shops. In short he can furnish every article IN
his line, no matter how stylish or costly, or
whether it be of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. He will also make Collins of
all kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may rely
upon having it well made and of good materials.
[F'Countly produce taken in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Port Deposit, Nov 90 If
yHyO THE LADIES. Just receiveda large as.
4 sortment of Collars and worked Spcnccrs Of
beautiful styles. Also splendid lot of ladies'
Silk Gloves and black Mohar Mits for sale c
ry cheap by
July 10th BROWN & FOARD.
| HATS.-Just received two boxes of the latest
Ill style gentIemens Silk Hats. Also quantity
of Straw, Panama and Campeachy Hats, call and
see them, he will chargeyou nothing for looking
price very low. WM TORRENT.
r AWNS.--l 200 yards of Lawns OF every style
ia Just received and for sale very cheap, at the
large Brick Store next to Iohnson's hotel.
, July 10 BROWN & FOARD,
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Three Silver Medals Awarded.

|THE American Institute, al the late great
l. Fair, held in New York, Oct. 1851, the
Franklin Institute, at their exhibition in Phla-
delphia, Nov. 1851 ana the Maryland Institute,
now just closed at Baltimore, awarded their
First Premiam-.3 &irer Medal, to the
INPROFED SPRING M4TTRESS,
manufactured only by the subscriber, thus en-
dorsine the opinion expressed by hundreds Of
our most intelligent citizens, that this Mattress
is superior 10 all others for comfort, elasticity,
durability cheapness and convenience Of hand
ling and that it is the only perfrH Spring Bed
now in use. The public are invited to call and
examine this Improved Mattress. before purch-
asing. Medals were also awarded TO the beau
litu Cast Iron BedseadS deposited at same time,
an assortment which, together with a variety
of other articles ofCast Iron Furniture is offer
ed for sale at low prices.
GEO. STURGES,
No. 90 Walnut ST., Philadelphia,
No. 233 Broadway New York, and
S. w. Cor of BALTIC. & Frederick SITS. Baltimore.
Dec s, 81 If
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber not being engaged in any 9th
er business has resumed the practice of Land
Surveying, Convcyancing, &c. Being acquaint.
ed with tie different qualities of soil in Tho
neighborhood, persons wishing to buy or sci
Land would find it TO their advantage to give
him a call. JErHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June Isl 'l0-tf
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Phil. VII. and Butt. Rail Road Lin
f7aA s xss.4.s 60

IN and after Monday, March LIST, 1852, the
UrminS between Philada. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiada, at lth and Market Sts., (ex-
cept Sunday al - A. NJ, stopping at way points,
arrive at Elkton, l0a A. NJ.
Express Train leaves Phila. except Sunday
at Il p. NJ, arrive at Elkton 81 PM.
Night Line leaves Phia. at lO4 F. NJ. stopping
al way points, arrive at El,ton l2a A. NJ.
Express Train leaves Baltimore except Sun
day. at 81 A. NJ. arrive at Elkton l0a A. NJ.
Mail Line leaves Bait Except Sunday at
II A. NJ. stopping at way points, arrive at Elk
ton Il p. NJ.
Night Line leaves Bait. at g. p. NJ. stopping
at way points, arrive al Elklon 9 p. NJ.
G5-The Express Trains stop al Fihton.
BENZ. WELLS,
Elkton, Feb % Agent.
NO T ICE-FREIGH ON GRAIN.
To Philarla. Bushels. To Bait.
Wheat per car load of $50 at 4 cts at 3 cts
Corn do do 2I5 % C. 3 cts
Oats do do 400 c. 81 cts
Cloversced per bushel, & cts. i cts
Potatoes, do s cts or 20 per Dbl
BENZ. WELLS.
Elkton, March 8, '52 Agent.
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cidcnt to man or beast.
FOR HORSES. &C.
For the cure Of SprainS.
bruises, saddle and col
lar gals. swciled joints,
stiffness aud weakness
of the legs, old sores,
scratches, sc.
aum %
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EXCELSIOR
BUILDING HARDWARE
AND
vynhE GtpBn ayRlSiSGEx

kind in the United States.
WIN. M. M'CLURE & BRO,
No. 2S7 Mnrhrt Street, aborc 7th,
PHfL.8DELPHL.4.
MANUFACTuRERS' Depot for Locks of all
NI kinds, warranted quality; Premium Porce-
lain Knobs, over 90 Patterns; Silver Plated
Hinges, &C., with the most complete assortment
of all modern patterns in this line. Builders
and Dealers are invited to call aud examine our
stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
[C577IIot Air Registers and Nenlilalors, at
Factory prices. mar IL 6in
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READ! READ!

Relief for Man and Beast.
The Horscmnn's Hope, or turner's Friend
A arrangements are now made for supplying the
Apubc with this Grea; Remedy, which has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect TO have supply, and
all persons employing workmcn would do wei
TO have some by them, TO be used in case OF ac
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.

nOCTOR YOURSELF.
-D-pRIN ATELN, for
- cents, by means OF the
POCKET .ESCULAPlUS
or every one his own ply
,iclans.-Fhe thirty-siXth
Edition, with one hundred
cngravings, showing Dis
eases AMI Mali0rmations
OF the system, in every
shape and form: TO which
is aided a treatise on the
diseases of Females, in
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FOR MAN.
For the cure rheum-
atism. iumba 20, spialn
swrllings. bruis c $
sciatic pains, stiffness
| OF the limbs, Sc.
| For sale only by
WIN. TOKBERT.
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WILMER & DAVIS,


NMTHERE did YOU get that Handsome suit?
w at Wells. Ny o, that sets beautiful!
When want clothes III certainly call on wells.
Do, and you may depend upon being suited, aud
it YOU buy goods Of him YOU can save twenty per
ceat. Lmay s.
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CAT THE OLD STAND
ELI HOE I'D o. MS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Clock. Timr'Piece, Watch and
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT


AT HIS OLD STAND No. 23S Mtyf,et Street,
Il (bctwocn 1th and Sth. south sidc.) PhHnia.
My friends, Old customers. and the public must
know that | am all al times prepared to furnish
Watches. Jcwe!yy, Fancy articles. Superior Goii
Pens OF all kinds, with gold and silver holders in
variety, &c', at the very lowest cash prices,
together with the best supply of superior
CLOCKS d TINE-PfECES, ever offered at
this establishment. T.. II. being practical
workman, of nearly 20 years-l0 years at his
present locatlon-ls at all times prepared to
furnish, by Wholesale and Retail warranted
"Time Keepers of the very best quality
comprising eight day and thirty hour Clocks,
and Tlme-plcceS OF plain and highly ornamental
designs, ofall styles, and adapted for counting
huuseS, parlors, halls, churches, factories,
steamboats,, rail cars, &c. Also. Aimm Ciochs
most desirable article for .'Sound Slcepers y
and for all whose business requires them to be
sup in the morning early
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jcwelry
ofevcry description repaired with great care and
warranted. Dealer supplied with clocks and
clock trimmings. Barnum's motto is my motto
'sWe study to Please Apr. "a y
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GRAIN, GRAIN!

The subscribers are buying all kinds of grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will find it to their
interest to give us a call.
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HssAND H'GEsTs,S.

n c. B. CARTER, No. III Chcsnut STREET,
". Sixth door above Fifth, opposite the State
liouse-up Stairs, PHILADELPHIA Now offers
10 the public an entire cwasSorlment oiPIANoS,
Just received from the most celebrated makers,
and of such patterns and finish as 10 defy com
petition. Me>srs. Nanns & Ciarh'y and james
ThompSon's Instruments which are here offered,
stand unrvailcd in III" opinion of all competent
judges, as possessing beauty and purity Of TONE,
never before attained by any maker.
Also,
PIANOS with TOIIAN Attachment. Church
and Parlor ORGANS, SERAPHlNES, and
MELODEONS, all Of which are warranted, and
will be sold at the Manufacturers lowest cash
prices.
All cash orders for Music promptly attended.
Second hand Pianos bought and sold Pianos
tuned and repaired.
p. S.-The extraordinary success ofthe Phil
adsiphia .4cu1emy Of Music, and the perfect sat
lstacton it has given, induces the subscriber to
continue it. Lessons in
Singing, Primo, Harp, Guitar, Sc.
Are given by Artists of the very highest ability.
II needs but he mcnioncd that Sig. ANrHEA
ALrAsI, and MadcmoiscIlc HELENE SCuAAFF,
who stands pre-emincnt among the profession
are connected with the Institution, and devote
their time and talents to the pupils.
o. c. b. CARTER, Principal.
Phil0deIphid. MN Is
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Later from Texas.

Dates TO The 23d ult have been received The Hous-
ton Telegraph says that specimen OF a new and re-
markable variety of cotton raised by Mr. William
Mitchell, on Spring creek, in the upper part OF that
county, was brought TO town day or two since The
staple is fully and half inches in length and oil un-
usual 6nrness We have moi leaned the history oil The
original seed 1t was. however, entirely different from
that OF the cotton from which It was taken. Bat .ts
genealogy is not so much matter OF Importance as he
fact that IT is The finest specimen o cotton ever produced
in this market The stalk does not diiler IRON common
cotton, while il produces much as any OF the ordinary
varieties.
Ii was reported at Galveston that cases OF yellow
fever had appeared al ndianoa. The lndanola Bulletin
OF The 2lsi says
There appears 10 be tendency to bilious diseases
along our coast Aside from the in ludanola and
Lavaca of danger, hear oil cases elsewhere. The
crews of several vessels the Pass have been sick OF
bilious diseases but have so far recovered as 10 go TO
again
The Houston Beacon OF the 23d gives account Of a
mail robbery that place. Ii seems that package from
WIN. M Rice & Co, of Houston, Texas, addressed TO X.
j. French, Washington, Texas, and containing $1,000,
was akea from the mail bag which left on The 18th IN
siani.
The Western Texan states that named Thomas
Fowler lately left lndianola for Dan An,ona, IN charge
of a wagon loaded with goods. The goods were alter
wards found scattered the ground, near the Cayeras
Crossings and Fowler hanging dead to tree. The only
lacis known in the that boy n the neghbor
hood The cart descending hill where II was
found, the driver horseback in the The oxen,
having TO control guide them, the cart oil
the bank upseng that on seeing this, the rider rode
oil IN the opposite direction, and IT supposed hung him
self in consequence OF The accident.
The editorial correspondent OF the Nueces Valley,
writing from Brownsville, on The 30h September says ::
Lieutenant Whiting, OF the light artillery, returned on
Saturday last from scout OF fifteen days in pursuit OF
Indians
Lieutenant Colonel Cuesta or Acuesa, do not know
which, attempted to commit suicide in Matamoras the
other day Cause unknown. He belonged TO the engi
corps OF Mexico and is spoken oil as being one OF
the most efficient and promising officers OF the corps
correspondent of The same paper, .riling from La
redo, September 18th, says
This mail will carry you the news OF another foray
upon our settlements by red brethren The facts
are substantially as follow "About ten days ago
large party OF Indians the village in front
OF Laredo. They remained couple OF days within SIX
leagues OF the Town, killing CATTLE horse racing, &c
They bad crossed into Mexico some fifty miles above
Laredo On Thursday last they recTossed about twenty
miles below, and took the ranches in succession saw
letter from MIR Redman of Belvile, which says chat
they already know OF the death OF American and
several Mexicans, and hundred horses driven
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The President Elect.

CoNcoaD, IN H. Nov. 3. 1852.
:. ne Editors Of hs Enquirer;
The lightning line assured last night, before half
=, Il o'clock that Franklin Pierce is President OF the
iT,al Sales The democracy were wild with delight.
,gAhsanding they had never moments doubt on The
sb,ent The only self po,seSSed, calm, and qalet man
= coneord was Frank Pierce himself He received bis
',.o1ous bulletins with scarcely change OF eounte.
aanrel He went quietly TO bed, he always does.
ch .ian and sober Ii we had no other proof OF
n. .uperior qualities, this nights conduct would satisfy
:. II his eminent possession OF them. Everybody in
~ Granite State loves him like The Bostonans did Web
~ He has charm in his manner that attaches all to
~: His habits plain and unostenlalious His
,ies Yields him large income; and he is generous
rsnl, Ii is said in Concord by those who know him
I'll tbat he will spend his presidential $25 900 every
wv The health of Mrs, Pierce is too feeble for house
,saoi,0 and so, with their only child smart boy OF
Ian snmmers they boarl in The private family of Mr.
NJ williams a respectable citizen, engaged in the
.ivs mandatory at this place of coaches omnibuses.
VA ralroad cars The house is a most beautiful frame
bal1nr. shaded by a line Of noble old elm trees
We attended the "South Church" Congregational or
n.b,sran) last Sabbath, and General Pierce there
- ,.nal a regular and devoted attendant upon divine
service.
brother at Hlsborongh
uoo G II Peaslee, the representative from this dis
,;., raturned from Washington Tuesday yesterday
! s IN vote for and congratulate his political and per-
., friend President Frank Pierce. Mr.. Peasee has
heen conducting the canvass at Washington.
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Grand Democratic Jubilee In Honor Of the Eie,
tion of Pierce and King.

The democracy of the District of Columbia, and the ad
timing cities and neghborhood will meet in front of the
Civ Hall on Thursday afternoon, the lth instant at
o'clock, where an address will be delivered.
After which procession will be formed with music,
banners lransparences and torches and will proceed
down stree, TO Pennsylvania avenue thence up Penn
sylyania avenue Goth street, up goth street TO street,
down street to Connecticut avenue, down Connecticut
ayene TO Lafayette square, along north of Lafayette square
10 18Th street, down 18th street to street, down to l4th
street, down l4,h to L street, down TO 7lh street,
down 7lh TO Pennsylvania avenue, down Pennsylvania
avenue 4A street, AZ to street, street to 81
street. down 81 street to Pennsylvania avenue thence
10 the Navy Yard passing north OF the Capitol by lst
street e. East Capitol street, ond street E. Pennsy lvana
avenue 9th f. to g. along street TO 7h street E.,
down 7,h street TO M street, up TO sh street; thence
back by sh street 10 Pennsylvania avenues thence up
Pennsylvania south OF the Capitol TO Maryland
avenue up Maryland to 9Th street thence up 18th
street 10 Pennsylvania avenue, thence to the City Hall,
where salute will be fired. and the procession dismissed
Tae order of procession will be as follows:
The Jackson Democratic Association and the Ward AS
socia!ons attached thereto.
The Pierce and King Association
The Pierce Club.
O.her associations that may be present.
All other democrats who may wish TO unite in the pro-
cssson.
All democrats are respectfully requested illuminate
along the route OF the procession.
The procession will be under the direction of Philip
Barton Key, esq. chief marshal and such assistants
he may appoint--all TO be mounted
e Each ward association, and other associations are
respectfully requested 10 appoint marshal, to be on
foot.
The democratic associations and clubs of the city oil
Baltimore are earnestly invited to be present
By order OF Committee of Arrangements Of the Jack.
son Democratic Association.
p. BARTON KEY, Chairman
WASHINGTON, ov. 6, 1852.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
From the New Orleans Delta, Oct. 20
From Mexico.

We have received flies OF Mexican papers, the latest
dates being those OF the 30h September, from the city OF
Mexico.
The nsuuecsn party having established their foot
hold Guadaajaa, have issued proclamation and de-
cree calling upon the citizens to join the National Guard
of the State and promising reward TO them enrolling
and another when the campaign will be finished.
Three baalions OF infantry to be organized under
the names OF Nina Allende, and Aldama body OF cav
airy 10 be called the Jaliseo Lances. and brigade OF
ullery
The legislature of Guadalaara publishes a proes,
against the conduct OF ID. Jose Maria Bancare, who Is
sued the proclamation
The legislature Of the State Of Tamaulpas has issued
Decree establishing body OF cavalry pursue the rob-
bers all through the northern frontier OF the State
Francisco de la Vega has been appointed to command
the troops OF the State of Snaoa, for the purpose of
storing order in that State.
letter from Tauca says that in ha, quarter all is
quiet, in spite OF the efforts OF certain revolutionary
characters On the 17lh, Acade arrived by the diligence
at Lema with the ostensble object OF attending some
law business but in reality for the purpose OF rousng
the people OF the Stale 10 insurrection. On the Goth
pronunciainenlo made at Amaepec. Tegupilco Ha-
laya and Santa Anna in the district OF Sultepec, but ii
was OF little consequence Alcalde was captured and
imprisoned This Senor Alcalde seems 10 be creating
quite sensation in the capital itself. He published
severe card against the President, whom he calls unjust
and yrannical.
BY statistical table of the State OF Mexico, we find
that this State is divided into eight districts and mum.
Der OF municipalities. The whole State contains 1oO2,-
Oh inhabitants, divided follows Cuernavaca 10 4Oo
Teycoco, 312o; Hueula, So, 100 The Eastern Dis.
tri t. l20,ss; Sultepec, 1918 Touca s,sII TuIa
lss 336 Tulancingo, 95,o32 Comparing the present
population OF the State with that of last year, we find an
increase OF six per cent, or 2s,9is.
The mail by order OF government, has stopped running
between Guadslaiara and Mexico
The government is about to publish account Of the
Tehuancpec affair and the condition and progress of
things up to the present time.
The cholera is raging in the Jamiltepec district.
riot occurred in the prison of Oajaca on the 18th OF
September il seems that the prisoners thought tba, the
time of their release bad arrived but the government
scon repressed H.
decree published calling an extra session OF
Congress for the 18th OF October.
The pronunciamiento at Guadalaara alluded to above
took place on the 18th, at O'Clock in the morning
Blapcare headed the insurgents aided by Navarro Per-
dgon, Yanez, and host of others
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interests, which. than anything ese instituted this
and the grand sweep OF victories that comes
pouring in is The responding declaration az 10 The way n
which the American people will stand BY the constu.
ton and the Union OF their fathers against the inu
that threatened to peril them. Ia ine The
words in which franklin Pierce in characterized the
last victory which The New Hampshire democracy won
'fhe victory seems TO lack element OF comp leeness
II is the triumph OF right wrong-ot The democracy
single handed all factions and all combnaonsof
fidelity 10 the constitution and the Union virtual
treason TO both"
The daily union., 1852-11-07
National Theatre.

In consequence of the ncemency OF the weather. there
no performance at the theatre last evening. The
same prog ramme-a very attractive one-will be pre-
sented on Monday evening, for the benefit OF Francois
Rave His great popularity and excellence in his pro-
fesson, combined with the attractive bill he offers.
should f the house.
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.hT1yEgfs

Nsw Yonk November 6-p m.-Government stocks
ire firm and slightly improved Sales OF Canton S7l
Exchange London at l0s premium. Flour is firm
sales of 500 barrels 81 6S for State, and IS for south
Sales of 10 900 bushels Canadian white wheat
cents; Genesee III cents southern red, l03 l0s
cents Sales Of l6 900 bushels mixed SO SIS
Oats As Rye IS cents Provisions quietprces
unchanged-saes small Cotton firm, with good sn
ping demand full prices oiyesterday Whiskey 23 "A
cents.
The daily union., 1852-11-07

SLAVE TRADE EXTINCT IN BRAzL.-The African slave
trade, which for many years was extensively carried
on by Brazil has at length become extinct through the
decided steps taken by that government The late adj
vices from Rio de Janero state that the Emperor, in clo
sing the session Of the Chambers, pronosuced the slave
trade extinct, and the laws sufficiently stringent pre-.
vent its revival A Portuguese, named Brsndao who
acquired wealth in the trade bad been expelled
from Brazil on suspicion of an attempt>to the
hateful commerce
The daily union., 1852-11-07
ny E N srnArTor, Auct,on..r.
Cpenp.ytra,ia ap.r... oo,n,, Of Ninth areet.

(PennsVlranio drenne, corne7 of NFnfh HFe'F1
nRy GOODS DRESS SILKS, vELvETs, DELAlNEs, CALL
~ brown and bsached muns, counerpanes, blankets
millinery, &cOn Tuesday and Wednesday No
vember 9th 10Th, commencing each day at 9ocock,
sell extensive assortment of the
described goods with other desirable and use
stock in trade OF gentleman declining bust
The whole will be arranged Monday the sh instant or
examination.
cash; from s2s $50, thirty and spiy
DAYS soo.
teresi.
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DIED,

yesterday morning. in her fourth year. LILLY daughter
the late WIN. II. and ELIzABKrH Z. DIgTz.
the family invited attend the funeral
residence 18th this
The daily union., 1852-11-07

In our advertising columns will be iounl notice by
Mr. J. O Taylor Of fine stock OF horses which he Of
fers for sale
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V,rn,out judicial Election

MoNrrELER, Nov 5.-The legislature to day elected
Isaac f. Redfed, OF Pierpont, Joshua Milo, and L. Bell
Judges the supreme for the ensuing year; and
Robert Jacob Collaer, Asahe Peck, and L. p
Holland, cifcuit judges.
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M Washington city Your

0}- Washington city Young Mems Chrisia Assoc
Of the association Will be held
Presbyterian church Monday
O'Clock. The pube especially
ladies, are invited to attend. JAMES =. MACKIE,
Acting Recording Secretary.
The daily union., 1852-11-07
NORTHERN noHstls.-as northern New York and Yer

NORTHERN HOItstS.- northern New York FER
IN saturday Naylors stable
Pennsylvania them
ma pairs includng-
hands, quick handy drivers
miles hundred miles short
taiis wei high headed aud ranging
One Of bays sixteen hands, long tails and long airy nccks,
high headed, and stylish uncommon travellers.
pair cherry fifteen hands, high action,
square, bocky made Morgan easily beaten.
ponies in their colons and pumpna.s Of or
One Morgan dark bay brown fifteen bands
finished form bred
Mogan well broken harness and saddle will
ma breeding
One of matches Ga dark dappe and bayo sixteen
hands, snowy stylish; make nne appearance.
hands, bays, style, closely matched, and
together either of Them sngly beat
2.45.
ponies Morgans fourteen and half hands squarey
stylish IN three and half minutes
Also twelve single youh OF fine road quail
The subscriber would respect
Of gentlemen wishing purchase fine
magnificent lot selected horses
before equaied by any arrival in Washington
J. 0. TAYLOR.
T-d2t Tntelgencer.l