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On re-assembling Governor Brown, of
Tennessee, from the Committee on Reso-
lutions submitted their report which was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
The States having been called upon
to vote for a candidate fr Vice Presi-
dent, gentleman from Maine-on that
State having been caled-said that the
North was willing that their Southern
friendss hould have the choice for candi-
date forVice-President, and that there
fore Maine would cast her vote for VIM.
r. King, of Alabama.
During pause in the taking of the
ballot, the following dispatches were read
to the Convention:
From Stephen III. Douglass.--"I con-
gratulate the Democratic party upon the
nomination, and Illinois give franklin
Pierce larger majority than any other
State in the Union"
From General Cass.-"A good nomina-
ton, that of Pierce; I shall support it
heartily" .
From Gen. Houston.--"An excellent
domination; it will unite the whole De-
mocracy."
From Democrats of Washington."-
Nine cheers for Franklin Pierce"
A portion Of the vote of Illinois being
being cast for Gen. Rusk, of Texas, that
gentleman rose and declined the nomina-
ton. That portion Of the vote of the
state was then cast for David r. Atchison,
Of Missouri.
The first Ballot was as follows
VIM. X. King Of Ala, 1875; VIM. O.
Butler Fl Robert Strange, %; L. w
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How GEN. PIERCE WAS rxFoRaEp OF HIS
NoMNATIoN.-A Boston paper referring to
the nomination Of Gen. Pierce for the Presi-
dency, says:
"When the news Of the nomination reach
ed this city, Gen. Pierce was on a visit to
Mount Auburn, with his wife. Isaac %.
Barnes, ex-United States Marshal, an old
and personal friend of General Pierce,
Immediately started out post haste. to com
munieate the pleasing intelligence to him.
Meeting the General near the bronze statue
OF Bowditch, he said, Frank, who do you
suppose has got the nomination 7" Pierce
- Can't say-presume it Is General Cass." {"
Barnes-"No sir. It's no other person than
yourself" Impossible, Col. Barnesl Il
cannot be p said Pierce. "Fact, Frank, n
fact here's paper containing the despatch
es from Baltimore" The party then rode
into town together, and Gen. Pierce received
the congratulations Of his friends at the Ire
mont house, during the afternoon and even
ing"
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EDITORS TABLE.

THE EDNBURoH REVIEW.
We have received from the Publishers,
Messrs Leonard Scott. g. Co., New York,
the Edinburgh Reeiew Of the last quarter.
Contents:
Tronson du COudouy, ru a..f.
National Education, -t.. ..s..,..s,
Favini's State Romano, -.
Athenisn Architecture, .e ,.s-. -.
Investments for tho Working Clssser.
John Knox's Liturgy, f,se
Mallet du Par, "
Roebuck's Wing Ministry Of ,sso,
Squiers Nicaragua, - y
Lord Derby's Ministry and Protection.
Specimens Of tho re-pablished British Rs.
views may be seen at our Office. And 10 our
yorsg naess who are desirous Of reaAiDo lit.-
nary Prodactions,ffom the pens Of soms ofthe
most able writer's In the world, an oppcrtu-
nifty is presented where the sum Of Ten MI
lars, win furnish them with an accurate er;t-
icism Of New Works the proceedings Of the
British Ministry, &c, and We are eonsders
they would never regret making ths outlay.
London Quarterly, wesiminstsr, Edh.
burgh. North British & B.askwood's Maga-
zine eio per year. for either one singly O.
per year i dl
SARTArs's MAsAnxE.
The July number, containing iia pages of
reading matter, We have received.
This namher b peculiarly interesting To
she citizens Of lancaster. Il gives q b;oars.
phieal sketch Of Gen. jackson, iIlustsaiiha
: Young Jackson viewing The slaughter q
Waxhaw," . Jackson st The age Of thirscen
taking leave Of bis mother 70 jeln the patriot
army" DC, BY appropriate sngfayings.
Son on RuE SourH. ssg -, So
The June nnmber b received. - ssuaiGII.
Cd with valuable insosnaiisAs Fsice esiy
ei pss yssr. ~ = sa,ees ,i
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We repfeparing TO leave for Sumter and
Charleston, at which places We will sojoum
several days. Our readers, we trust, will
make all allowances for the lack Of original
matter during our absence.
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We regret TO lean that Mr.. Clay is daily
sinking. He has, Il h said, during the past
week, been threatened with an attack Of dys-
entery, .
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Laacastcrville, o. C.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1852.

W- It is suggested that Public Meet
ing be held in the Court House on the first
Monday in July, (sale day9 for the purpose
Of taking some action in relation to the
proposed Rail Road from this place to
Chcsterville.
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Rocky MouSr, June 8, 1862.

ROCKY MOUNT, June 3, 1862.
Mr.. r. 8. BAILEY, .-.
Dear SI.-You viii find here enclosed
Two Dollars, for which amount please to
send me, directed TO this ofics, your sosia-
BILE paper, The Lancaster Ledger, and by so
doing you will obiige, .a.s .-
Yours very respectfully, s4s
Ale.
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~ The Hon. J. L. Orr viii please ae-
cePt our thanks for copy Of the speech Of
the Hon. Volney E Howard, Of Texas.
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The Nev Yosk Dsnssrst says q h aatkos-
lied. BY psrsaA who b ready sae able \
stake the msnay. te szy hc win BET e2ko1
that Gsn- Pierce, n be lives. win be Che. 6ekz
Pscsideat ef the v,3ifed States. M
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tY- Aswe have before observed, an Editor
Of a Newspaper frequently experiences much
that Is pleasant, although occasions are fre-
quent where much that is painful and an
noying comes likewise 10 his share. The
following letters received the past week,
will give our readers specimen Of that
which we designate
iii EaoOusssiins.
MOUNT MoRIAH, June 10.
Editor Of Lancaster Eedger:
Enclosed find Two Dollars. Send your
paper to G. N. A, Mt Moriah, N. c., and
oblige NIL w.pM.
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MosRoE, N. c., June, 1859.

= - MONROE, N. C., June, 1852.
Nh. r. 8. BAtrEx. S>GgtEs y
Dear Sir You viii please insert the
above advertisement in the columns of your
paper three months, and also strike me off
some cards Of the same; and I'also wish
you to send me your excellent paper. Make
out your bill and send It to me at this Office,
and oblige your friend, w. DIP.
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no" cahuiuato Dc taken up.
Gen. Scott, according 10 rumor, was Of
The opinion that Gen. Cass would be the
nominee, and expressed his qualification
that he should have "a soeman worth of
his steel" The nomination Of Gen. Pierce
was announced TO him while in his Office,
and surrounded by number Of persona,
and he Immediately remarked upon it.
Wei. 4 haze lost one vote; I shaU haze
one vote lees" Ii has been rumoFed here
that Gen. Pierce had frequently declared
his wish that Gen, Scott would be the next
President, and that he would vote for him.
Gen. Scott seems to have had that opinion,
as the remark above mentioned shows.
Gen. Pierce was on the most friendly
and confidential terms with Gen. Scott,
while in Mexico, and sustained him there
and after his return home, against all the
intigues Of his enemies. II Gen. Pierce
cannot now vote Cor Gen. Scott, perha,s
Generr, Scott ifdropped IA the Wing can
didate, win vote for him.
Il appears Gen. Pierce's letter IN replv
TO the Committee Of the New Hampsbife
Convention that rendered him their NOM
ination for the presidency, that he prompt
ly declined che same. He had no dis-
position, IN fine, either TO seek Office or m
mix in political contests. lie viii, Helec,-
ed,make asafe President How'll, following
out the doctrines which he has always
mainland, restrain the action Of the Cen
eral Government within strict constitutional
bounds, and endeavor also to administer
It with wstchful eye TO economy and 90
countabilities, - - .sH
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vrsTEpnAY

s ryruANGr HoTEL-Ca Drummond, Nor
.,,s a. ~ Foison. r. and d Road X Poreher
10 ,,adv charlestop: Mrs Jordan, Southampton;
. p.ry;sh N Orleans; J 8 Hastings, Boston b j
yv;,jisms, N York; G Poke. Georgia; DR. w
ueIu, Mrs Helm and Miss E Whiting, Warren
ron Va: o w Paneli, Miss; 7 Horsewrght, Rich
,nond. w J Robertson, Charlottesville: L Mac
kenzie. Alexandria; J + Steele, and w Donegan,
Alabama; T Foreman end sons, Georgia;
Timberlake, Charlottesville: A Perkins ard lady
FIuvanna; DIR o A Crensbaw, Chss City; w II
Flournry, Ky, LIE Dreux aud Miss LIE Dreux,
Louisiana.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Garrett Chariottes-
vile; w + North. Lyuchburg; 7 billiard C; w
White, Danville; w Wi.liams, Lunenburg;
Leath and c Fowlkes, Nottoway; J dill, Apo
mAttox; Il Tattayler, King. J A Land rum and
w Strange, Euvanna; J Il Craddock, Philadel
phia; Hendrick snd r Boyd. Russeil G
Sneed Rockbridge; N Mann, Estillville; T Bor-
ton, Neckleville; w Kilgore. Osborns Ford.
AMERICAN HOTEL DIR Coleman Richmon D.
Mrs Kerr, Miss s Kerr. Miss NJ Kerr, and BOZ
peau, Petersburg; Gardner, Charlotte, Va; w
F Roberts, Va; Z Crane. Newark, N J; NJ Heis
ter, New York; Cowherd, Gordonsville; A II
Lewis New York; H Beck Washington; c
Brown, California; DR. E Collins Georgia; H
Brown, Mr. Davis and lady, Miss Campbell, and
Miss Sloane, C: g Ward and family, Mont
gomery; DIR Powell Goochiand; Fl fitzgerald
Buckingham.
CITY HOTEL H Barlow, Williamsburg
Page, Hanover; Burnett Wathall and James w
Ellis, Amelia; Richard Moody, X & r r;
Stickney, Maine; James B Cason, Hanover;
Hutchins, N c; J Fl Beck Washington; Mrs Wal
thall, Amelia.
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u. s. ship John Adams was at Madeira,
18th ult., TO sail for Port Praya the next day.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith has arrived at New
Orleans from the Texas frontier.
A box Of strawberries sold at Boston on
Saturday last for 81.
Bishop Chase, of New Hampshire, is per-
forming Episcopal duties in EasternN. York.
The expenses of the New York almshouse
department. during May, amounted to $29 $50.
Should Gen. Scott resign his commission in
the army he will be succeeded by Gen. Wool.
A meeting has been held at New Orleans
10 tender due honors to Meag her the Irish exile.
Hon. William King, the first Governor OF
Maine, died at Bath, in that State, on the 18th
INST.
Mr.. Patrick Brady, native ofIreland, aged
$50 years, died in New York on Tuesday.
Major Schlessinger, who recently escaped
hom the Spanish prison, at Ceuta, Africa ar.
rived at Philadelphia last week, in the city OF
Glasgow.
w. b. Dali has been elected CAPTAIN of the
PORTSMOUTH tVa.,l Rife Company, vice Captain
Forbes resigned.
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EREsH WHITE SULPHUR AND

n
L OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water. from the Congr IS Spring, Sara
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into for various dis
cases. such as chronic affections OF the digestive
and urinary organs, and some OF the cutaneous dis
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic darrhoa chronic
dysentery, chronic dinresis, chronic cystits, dia
betes in cases of low typhoid fevers, in cohvales.
cence from protracted fevers, to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c
Ordinary dose for adult, wine glass full, di.
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Siliman, opinions of medical writers, and various
letters as to its curative properties in certain dis,
eases, furnished gratuitously by
ADlE & GRAY,
je2l Sole Agents for the State of Virginia
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THE FRIEND OF MOSES, at A. NOR

II MS bOOks.OT
The Friend of Moses or the Defence of the Pen
tateuch as the production of Moses and AN inspir
ed document against the objection OF modern
skepticsm, by VIM T. Hamilton, D D.
The Glory of illustrated in his character
and history including the last of his mediatoria
government, by Gardner Spring.
What Now tor young ladies leaving school, by
Chas Deems.
Revolutionary Memorial, embracing Poems, by
Rev Wheeler Case. Published in l77S.
lie rs
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NUN AND FROLIC.-T H. GRESHAM
Il has for sale for the present week, the following
illus trated Comic Papers:
YANKEE NOTIONS for July: rich number,
containing 80 comic engravags and 100 original
PICTORIAL LANTERN for 4th July: a very
funny paper-6c cts
BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th July-12c
NEW YORK PICK-6c
NEW YORK PICAYUNE-6c
NEW YORK REVEILLE-6c
All weekly comic Papers, full of fun, all for sale
regularly at my counter.
THOMAS H GRESHAM
25 IO9h Broad street.
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ANOTHER FATAL CAMPHENE ACCIDENT
A little girl. six years of age. daughter of Mr..
w. Warner, in Philadelphia, carrying lamp
up stairs on Monday night in that city, let it
fall, and was Immediately developed in fumes,
hours.
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THE DAILY DlSPATGs
MANIFESTATIONS.

SssArE.-On motion Of Dir. Underwood, the
Senate took up his resolution amending the
rules 50 as TO allow amendments to be laid
spos ,he table without carrying the bills or
sesclasions with them. Dir. Underwood brief
BY explained.
Mr.. Badger proposed also to allow amend
nents TO amendments to be laid on the table.
Mr.. Hale opposed the resolution, Directing
to restrictions.
Mr.. Adams advocated the resolutions.
Mr.. Bell also spoke upon the subject.
HcusE OF REPaEsENTATIyEs.-Th heu'e
coucurred in the Senate amendment 10 'ue
bill to provide for the more effectuai s1Pp'ss
sion of ireendiarism in the District oil ooiulu'
kia.
The bill granting lands TO the several states
and Territories aud the Dis.flc, " No,a d ,,.
in aid of the construction OF railroads anu 10, !,
.chnoI purposes, being on its passage, q call
Of the House was ordered.
The House, BY taking the yeas and nays,
ard nv various other proceedings, kept the
Sonl vote from being taken upon the bill, until
,he morning hour xpired.
A TRtP OVER THE FALLs.-A very re-
s,aYkabie occurrence, as we are credibiy in
formed, took place yesterday at the Falls. MIR.
C.. +. Shaw. who resides in the village, has a
some animal, constantly in trouble himself,
and entailing annoyance on his owner by his
readiness to fall cut" with every other dog
he happened to-. fall I'M with. Mr.. Shaw de-
,ermined to get rid of his i'll tempered Deepen
dent, and yesterday morning bound him with a
rope, tying his feet and head together, and
threw him into the river above the Falls. On
went poor Dick at lightning express train"
speed toward the terrible precipice, and away
went his executioner to smoke friendly pipe
with neighbor, and to endeavor to forget the
a,e Of his animal. Upon his return home about
two hours afterward. his establishment was
great to behold poor Dick alive, but much ex-
hausted, awaiting his arrival. He had made
the fearful journey in safety; the rope which
had bound him had been broken, and he ha1
made his way TO his old quarters in the space
Of an hour and half! There is no question
bnt the dog went over the Falls, as he was
seen close by the brink. MIR. Shaw declares
his intention never again TO part with Dick un-
I'll be dies a natural death and he hopes that
his temper may have been improved by his in-
voluntary trip over the Falls of Niagara.-Bnf'
6alo Advertiser.
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BALLOON ASCENSION ON HORSEBACK
Mons. Petin, the inventor of new arial ma
chine, has announced his intention to make a
balloon ascension on horse pack during the
celebration of the 4ih of Jnly.
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GENERosITY.-A young gentleman recent
~ found himself in company with three young
ladies, and generously divided an orange be-
tween them.
AYou will rob yourself" exclaimed one of
fbe damseis.
mot at all,' replied the innocent" have
three or four more in my pocket"
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Death Of a Protestant Episcopal Bishop.
CHARLESTON, June 24.-Bishop Gadsden of
fhis city, died today after brief illness.
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Je lo General Agent for Eastern Virgins.

OUSE AND LAND FOR SALE AT
II WALkERTON, IN KING AND QUEEN
COUNTY, VA.-We offer for sale small FARM
at Wakerson, on the Mattaponi River, containing
about sixty seven acres of Land, well situated,
with spring of good water. and an excellent two
story framed dwelling. with three fre-places, and
sufficiently commodious for the genteel accommo
dation OF a small family. The dwelling and neces
sary out houses have just been built, and the dwell
ing well painted. 1t has good garden also, r .
Gently enclosed. This property ID favorably stu
and is good situation for lawyer. bargain
will De sodin this property, and long credit given
it desirable, on mos: of the purchase money Apply
to TOLER e. COOK,
ja4 General AGENTS
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rHOlCE NEW BOOKS, ar the TX.
~ change Bookstore.

CHOICE NEW BOOKS, at the TX.
~ change Bookstore.
The Mexican War: history OF its origin, and
detailed account of the various battles treaty of
peace, &c, fully illustrated by E Mans6eld-S1
Statistics and Collections essentially necessary to
persons connected with Railways and Canals by
Samuel Salt-25c
Whites Natural History of Selborne, by Edward
Jessee ESQ, with forty engravings-l rs
Faggot of French Sticks, or Paris in 1851, by
Sir Francis Head &C
The Days of Bruce: a story from Scottish His
tory, by Grace Aguiai, author of "Home Influence"
two yois--l 90
Treatise IN Box OF Instruments and the Slide
Rule, fer the use OF gaugers engineers, seamen and
students, By 7 Kehtlsh-l 90
Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers and other Poems
by William Z Aytoun-l 90
Biographical Illustrations of Westminster Abbey
by Geo Lewis Smith, 20
Dictionary OF Shaksperian Quotations-I 90
The Gipsey's Daughter, a novel, by Mrs Gsrev.
author OF the Gamsster's Wife, &c-25c
Ben Brace: new sea tale, by Capt Chamier au.
nor ofths Life of Sailor-50c
GIlderoy, the Freebooter tale of heroic Deeds
and Female Daring-25c
Godey's Lady's Book Tor July-25c
municipalities and Powers, by Charlotte Eliza
beth-37c. For sale by
je l6 GEO. III WEST l. BROTHER
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. CANAL NAVIGABLE.-

E4s-zrIIIsh CANAL NAVlGABLE.-
= Monday, the 3rd instant, our Pack.
ct boals resume their regular trips for Lynchburg
and Buchanan. Fare to Lynchburg, s3 so, to Blu.
chanaR, SIS.
A new daily line for Stsunton also commences
on the 3rd instant. Leave Richmond by our Boats
in Scottsville next day at H. and into Stanton BY
Ficklin s. Co.'s line of STAGES, by 9.P.M Fare
through only Sc.
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
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"A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

CA CARhlAGES, CARRIAGES,
HsE The subscriber has on hand at his
Coach-makng establishment ON Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, Q3th and 18th streets,j
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariettees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship. Ali of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want OF any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that is new war;
rsnted. MlCAJAH MAEGUM
an 28- dim
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e S15,O0O WORTH of COL D

e Sl5,OOO WORTH OF COL n
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry. sill.
ASz, verware, Albata and Plated Goods. selling
@of at cost, for two months only, to raise
cash.
Henry Hyman, 20 Main street, next to John
N Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his yalus.
Bile stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watches, price
$40 to $3.50 each, warranted gold chains. seals,
keys, rings, nger-rngs, breast pins, silver ia
BILE. tea and desert spoons, forks, &c, and grea:
variety OF articles too numerous to mention Also,
a large lot of plated casters, cake baskets Abata
tea sets, walters from to 40 inches in size euns
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rare
chance as this seldom or ever offers to the public
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMAES, So
Main ST., the old established store, and Direct I'm
porter.
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, ON reasonable terms
nv l8
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\ MORE TRUNKS, MORE

ESrN0M MORE TRUNKS, MORE
TsTTT1N TRUNKS, just received at HILLS
ses@savl SEl The subscriber has Just received
another supply of the very best
Travelling Trunks that can be made in this coun.
try, to which he would most respectfully call the
attention OF all in want, to give HIM call, as they
will be sold low for the quality, by
ALEX. HILL, l27 Main ct,
je IS Richmond, Va
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y ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
~ ROAD-E4CURSlON TICKET On and
after Thursday, May Goth, Excursion Tickets VIII
belssued overthe Richmond and Danvil!e Railroad
Fare from Richmond tn the Ju notion and back
the same day. 81 81 children under three years of
aye tree from three to twelve years, half price
The cars leave tn depot every morning except
Sunday, att, A. NJ returning, arrive at Richmond
at las, P M.
nv l9 JOHN n OSBORNE Spp,t
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a. FASHIONABLE SPRING AND

IA FASHIONABLE SPRING AND
IA SUMMER CLOTHING N. w. NELSON
M & CO. would respectfully inform their Gus
toners and the public generally, that they
have just received large and en- ice assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, which they offer al
the lowest cash prices. From their superb varities
OF Cloths, Cassirneres and Vestings, purcha-
sers can select the latest patterns Tor Coats,
Pants and Vests, and have them made up by &
Co. in the n est fashionable styles They offer for
sale aso select assortment of gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods. NJ w. NELSON a. CO.,
No 1876 Broad street,
ap 30-3m Next door To the Marshall Hotel
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ALL PRIZE LOTTERY FOR JUNE 18TH.
Each and every ticket In this Lottery win be q
prize--for all those tickets without drawn number
are each entitled to % gross
81, 765. $4,000, 7,500i
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l6 to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday. June 18TH
Is nuff.hsrs IL drawn.