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OF lamcs I'll. Fun, s. Co.,
me No" ETten,ire and brilliant 7roup, in
We, -, tie W@d!!!
VIII exhibit at Otnwa, ON
- Ih"rsdoB .7"gnSt IL, 1852.
- Two ferormances--A Afternoon and Ey.n,ur
Doors open al and 7; Pcrformance 10 ram
mence at u and u -Admission, 25 cents;
Gladden. Of yeGrs Is cents.
SIX LADY tQUeSTRIANs
y lom all the principal llippodroncs of Paris.
VIENNA aud st Petersburg The crlrbrnt.d
u.r Mad. GOURNIAIRE
WIZ, m her world renowned school of m, Man
eye drllurn't the fashionable modes OF Lady r.
P''sHlaii,sm IN the saddle applicable to The RoaR
" '1e thdSe, presenting to lady amateurs m Tins
cNhinra'ng aud truly elegant amuscment n prr-
Ecl MODEL OF IMITATION. with the cor
,nct Ios'unrs, Manner of setting the liofs. &c
M"u / WIZ also introduce all hrriayorltr Train
rd Horses, Hercules, Washington, Chrminc
superb MaTrngo, Brilliant, Alma, and Achillr
Mile JOSEPHINE,
Horse! 90 '"S"
MILE LOUISE,
~ r. bnIIInnt Coup de Fiat, without saddle or
:. The Corps de BaRei. consisting Of Mile Irene
ile fmnck. lie Pcutr Crrto, & Mile Aupustr.
WI a'o appear N beautiful pastoral Ballet
The German Hercules. HERR KIST, will
eAnlhi' ms extraordinary proves Also
tluca.r.an Performances.
.,y Me,sr' u. Stevens, j. Sweet, W Armstrong,
Murray '"' - y"
hqRrsiriaH Manager. Prnf y. Jouysoy
Il"er @ French Troupe Mons TorENnrIE.
L G''i Of B"si' Band, Mr. X. Wills,
FTHcipdi CiO1R, Nh WoEsrit
Second PsrD. Mons NrI,r
ne troccssion Comprising q most superb cor
''Gr exhibiting some OF the mt stock in the world
VIII enter the town, preceded hy
A Magnihcen, Car Of Neptune!
IN wsCh VIII be seated the Bugc Band ol K VIII
hs. The harness used IN this splendid vehicle
was manufactured by Lacy & Philips. rhlad,I.
phl9, amt Is The same firm that took the premium
at ih" Worlds Fur, London, having cost, IN get.
ing ijup, over s3uOu
FOR N.l particulars OF performances. the public
a!' respectfully rrirrrrdto the descriptive and de-
lnra'rd sheets ct the nIeqt FItHcA Circus. in all
the public places July 3i-2w
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House Painting.

MOLASSES. white aud brown sugar, coffee,
wi &c, iorsnlcby lm27l u. Montgomery.
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Congress Friday.

SESArE.-A resolution was adopted fixing the daily
hour of meeting at eleven O'Clock, am.
Mr.. Felch from the Committee ON Public Lands. re-
adversely Mr.. Borand stated that minority OF the
Committee on Public Lands were in favor Of the home.
stead bill but that they intended to offer substitute for
the Bennett BILL"
Mr.. Seward submitted resolution which was adopted
nquiring whether any propositions have been made by
the King Of the Sandwich islands to transfer the SOW
eregnty Of those islands to the United States.
Mr.. Houston submitted a resolution, which was
adopted for the appointment of committee OF vc 10 in
quire into abuses, bribery or fraud in the prosecution
OF claims before Congress- commissions, or the depart
ments; and Messrs. Houston Borland, Underwood,
Neriwether and Brooke chosen q the committee
The private calendar was postponed. and the Indian
appropriation bill was taken up. After long debate il
was postponed; and after an executive session, the
Senate adjourned until Monday next
HOUSE, OF REPREsENrATrvEs.--Mr. lngsrsol by leave,
presented joint resolutions Of the legislature Of Connec
cut in relation to the compromise measures Of the last
Congress- which being laid on the table and ordered to
be pnnted the bill TO regulate the costs and fees Of the
officers OF the United States courts was next taken M
and discussed by Messs Bowie and Havens until the
expiration Of the morning hour; when the House went
into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union,
tMr Phelps in thechar and continued the consideration
OF the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill, which was
discussed in ve-mnutes speeches for the balance of the
days session.
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with ihoe who do the fishing eonseq uenty the number
OF fishermen who are returned actually employed ia
the business is not the actual number OF those who de-
vote theft lives thai occupation. And the number OF
sesmen who engaged different times in the fisheries
cannot Be accurately ascer,aned but n is at least nifty
per cent above The number OF those who employed
al any given time in fishing
have, Mr.. President. some other tables 10 which
wish to call the attention OF the Senate. They are as
follow. They are not as full and complete could de-
Sire but hey the best which be obtained and
sutcienio show that fishing interest is great and
imporlantone:
stafesn Ae tonnage Of peas employed IN e fisheries Of the
ulkd each year from Jae ls43, jane 1851.
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Iowa.

The news from Iowa leaves no doubt OF the election of
both the democratic members Of Congress, and demo-
cratic majority OF the legislature despatch received
last evening states that the majority OF Hon. Mr. Clark
(democraD in Dubuque county is three hundred and
thirty.
twas in this county that the detection in the demo-
cratic party was most dreaded This is larger majority
by forty or fifty than Mr. Clark received two years ago.
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GLORIOUS NEWs.-The important discovery yet
Phpss patent liquid glue, carpenters,
binders cabinet housekeepe druggists &c This being
glue, liquid requires
il from smell and will keep liquid in cmae also
for WOOD china glass; marbe paper
substance gum stands uuequaed reputation,
wherever has been of the first order saving
mechanics observable sight We offer liberal
hardware saoners druggists &C., and
by 20 than ordinary We making
arrangements country
viii do well attend this immediately We establishing
all popaious United
bottcr OF the samples
any part Of the United States, carriage Free
Also, pos Country
merchants, attend the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS CO.,
July 3i--d3m 4 Cedar street, near Pearl, New York
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THE New Route to niagara Falls, from Albany 20
Rochester LockPo &c. by opening Rochester Lock
port and Niagara Falls railroad enables passengers from Al
bany The Falls from the Falls Albany Twelve
than by other This will great convenience
saving Of time TO the travelling public and very large
share OF business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochester LoekOrt, and Niagara Falls Railroad
This and beautiful line OF viii opened travelling
public on "wednesday June o 1884, which time trains
viii commence running folews
let stuain-Erpress, leaves Rochester at Q 30 a.
ID !" Accommodation o 30 %
ID /" Way express 20 m.
Arriving Niagara Falls at Q M. . D. m.
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
ls' usin-way express leaves Niagara Falls at IS
I'd !. Accommodation 230pm.
I'd Express 50oa
Connecting both with regular
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by this roue leaving Albany the 30 an,
VIII reach Rochester hour for
and arrive Niagara Falls AT 20 or, leaving Albany 10
will reach Rochester for
Niagara Falls at m. Returning leaving
by either Of Albany, York
Boston, twelve hours In advance OF any other line.
Passengers by This will take right
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBURN,
July ll-dlmo INTEL Superintendent
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North Carolina. !.

The returns yet received from this State can scarcely
be regarded as giving any reliable indication Of the re-
suit Three or four counties have been partially heard
from, and are stated showing small whig gain over
the vote Of Manly who lost the State by near three
thousand.
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Hon. David II. Disney.

We learn BY ielegraphic despasch that this disn.
guished gentleman has been nominated by reclamation
for reelection to the House of Representatives, by the
democratic convention of the district which be now 30
ably represents.
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1'kAVELiLNG TRUNKS TRUNKS The subscriber,
having received style, variety,
and quality Of travelling vsses ladies'
pet bags (which he viii reasonable
purchasers call and his under the
Pennsylvsnia avenne, between ~ and 9Th streets
July 3-im DANIEL CAMPBELL
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who is conducting the negoliaonstand by them in
their Just rights defend them at all hazards and protect
them, hook and line, bob and sinker" Stand BY them
they have always stood BY their countyihey ask no
more.
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White Hall, new Windsor Carroll county Nary
and.

land,
TINS establishment thoroughly
vaicd and fitted for the wishing
quiet comfort Is located region
saubrIt, excellent sulphur
and residence, few
srabIe State than village of New Windsor
The subscriber still from twenty
boarders The table will be
ALL The bar viii be furnished of Wines liquors,
gars, he.
for board shall be moderate nothing viii be
done which will conduce comfort OF vise
New Windsor is
Westminster, by and railroad 10
Woodbne Mount Airy either Of which places conveyance
will be found convey New Windsor,
SARAH BARrHoLow, Proprietor
July a3-du J. r. BARTHOLoW, Agent
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This is the amount of picked fish inspected in Mas
sachuses only 1t is hardly sufficient to base calcuIa
tion of value upon, but is still one element that will
aid in correct understanding Of the magnitude of the
whole business.
Exports cf dried and picked from during the years
ending june 80 iS43, TO 1850, inclusive.
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CPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E N. STRATTON
~ located himself the south side of Pennsylvania
street, Tin the lately occupied by Byne for the
conducting exclusively and commission
in all its varieties The location is directly the great
horoughae the and the Centre
Market; and the advantages arising hereo unsurpassed
the sale Of every description Of merchandise.
Personal sales of furniture dwellings;
boots and shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods
kc received the judciousy
sold the of the Real and stocks d
posed of at public private sale.
N.
New York. and Philadelphia and he particularly offers his
such wish dispose OF libraries works of
Consgnmcnts respectfully socd and cash advances made
whenever required.
Gy-5aes OF any amount cashed without delay
E. N. STRATTON, General Aucioneer,
Aug. 5-dn Penn. avenue and 9th street, south side
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The returns for 1913 but for nine months.
This exhibits that while we have lost the market of
the Mediterranean for our fish, and much of the market
of Cuba and other West India islands, yet from our fish
cries we exported for that period OF time, about three
fourths OF million annually
The next table which present is for the purpose OF
wing the hazard and loss of life which is incurred by
the fishermen who follow this pursuit 1t is table which
exhibits:
Number and paiae Of aeican fishing pessei Of
4@ lost 1851.
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We regret to learn that the Hon. A. C. Dodge is de-
ained from his seat in the Senate by indisposiion
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RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID ls5&-'53;
Cnapn Harris, A. b. M d. Proesso. Principles
uce Of Dental Surgery.
Thos Bond j, A. NJ M d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. r. Handy, NJ D., Professor Anatomy Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy M D. Professor OF Operative Dentesty.
Philip H. Austen, M d., Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N Wright, A. M. M. d., Lecturer Chemistry
The mechanical and dissecng will be
Monday Of October The nrmay will be open throughout
The regular of begin Monday
November, continue till Of
Tickets dssecting ticket ioponal) $40
@5 diploma fee $50.
Good board from 81 SO 70 81 50.
Aug5 w. r. HANDY, Dean.
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The number OF seamen estimated there, as being en-.
gagged in that year, s placed lI46. That s the num-
Der OF seamen actually engaged upon The There
another class OF men, very numerous which to
increase the number very considerable per cent? who
are left upon the shore for the purpose OF curing pre-
serving and taking Of the FISH, and who alternate
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
THE thirty-hr Of
i first Monday in November. and continue March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller NJ d. professor of and physiology
William n Jobnston NJ D. professor obstetrics and
Of women children
Joshua Riley, M. d., professor Of medca, therapeutics
and hygiene.
Grafton Tyler D.. professor Of pathology practice
Robert King Stone, NJ D. professor Of mcroseopca pa,o
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman D. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
Jsmcs f. Morgan, M. D., prosecior
Practical anatomy ample fsciy
Clinical instruction through period
the Washington nhrmary college
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically.
The entire expense lectures COS 90
Practical anatomy, by the 90
Mnriculstng fee, payable only ........... 90
eraduanon erpe"ses -
Admission to the medical and surgical without
GRAFTON TYLER NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty,
once and residence OF Washington and Gay Gcorgeovn
Aug 3--2aw3mdAcp
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offer this for the purpose OF showing that the
of tonnage engaged in that branch OF industry very
large and has continually increased from that period OF
time up 10 the present. showing its growing Importance
Statement lcsd fish Inspected from ls4i
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estahisshsnentr
wholesale and retail, for cash only

New York Fashionable Clothing Establsshsnent,
wholesale and retail, for cash only
LFRED MUNRoE CO., No. al Broadway, between Howard
IA and Grand streets) all visiting
business PLEASURE call their extensive establish
and superb assortment OF
me ind fashionable clothing
Gentemens furnishing goods,
Boys and childrsn's clothing, kc.,
Of he bcst &c exhibited
principles which govern New Orleans
uen universally popular in The south
West strictly adhered al Broadway New York
Our facilities for obtaining good.
times offer the choicest and fashionable styles
n
Every . under fun guarantees.
No psvIArros IN rscssTbe price OF each Marked
plain hsures the ticket and
be made.
All descriptions Of clothing order the
ALFRED MUNROE h CO.,
4si Broadway, New York.
ALvRsp MuwRor,}
WV ID. AssATr May 05--d2mif
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whose merits we have previously sPoken 10 be fitted
visioned Differed and manned by the British
Inc bsznns. nony e,npeeea from fortsmonih' brings
ed ro from New Brunswick, from Canada, and one
from Prince Edwards island, making total Of rirsfeer
armed vesses from the ai Admiral 70 the tiny Tender.
engaged In this important service His syceleucy the
vice admiral deserves the thanks of the people of British
North America for the zeal with which he has taken up
operation with the provincial government Janus
Newfoundland direct from Gibrasr she Is expert
mental steamer constructed by Sir Charles Napier, and by
some ga id TO be splendid failure. Cunberaod sails
mediaiely ST Johns and the Newfoundland coast"
formidable force, indeed. to prevent the peaceabe
and unofendiag fishermen from violating the treaty OF
1915 And more are required as II is stated That such
force is al all necessary for such purpose will not be
credited by any familiar with the business. Nor is snch
the intention, any believe Such cannot be the
ooect The true design Is to enforce construction oil
me treaty foreign 10 its intention, and, as we believe,
against lis lair Interpretations construction which has
oesn e tor tory ministry to enforce alter II has been
neHaeo oy an acquiescence in different one for more
,hsn mifY years, and construction, too. which we
oeeve we have shown TO be in accordance with the de-
skn sno intention Of the parties. Such state OF things
cahno, pe submitted to without disgrace and dishonor-
nor VIII De. With firm and patrotic councils. no fear
or aa'n need be entertained, though may well be
as'onsnsd ana startled at the Hsgrant violations Of our
nag IN w ,eSeht seizures OF American fishermen. The
great proprety OF The call made hv Tho resolution o The
nnonofabe chairman on Foreign Relations, MIR MAsoS. i
There was necessity for Knowing officially what had
peen cone os Great Britain and what intended be
zone oy our government far thai should
be compatible with the public interests
We learn daily, BY the mails through the press and bv
he telegraph OF the continued seizures of our vessels
under the solemn potestaons Of the parties that no yo
Vi tne uealy nave oeen either designed commit
Ted And we are also informed from the same sources
lha' duties are imposed upon vessels when seeking
Ts sHG r. Seymour fs0o horse power faao horse power
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baltimore City Election.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IS.
The election in this CRY, to-day, resulted in
the cnoace Of Col. john ). HoIlius, democ rat
for May,r.
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ne a"''1H-1hithl mat Lord LIgin has
..aL superseded III the Goserrofshlp Of c.
H.#l l~ s!l-c CT. G.trd bs the London Times.
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4 u and lr.s. channels. n.In fiu.L damage n
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"liH great ~Ol-uuIuea.
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Sc 30 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
s,TXTEEN BUILDING; A0Ts IN sYD-
Ey James II. Taylor.

VALUABLE PhupERTY on 18TH
STREET, BETWEEN BuOAp AND MAR
SHALL oIREkT-Three very desirable Res.
licences and beautiful Lot fer sale at
Auction.-Ni!. Oe s0C On Friday, til, ed DC.
tober, commencing at o'ciUcA 2 NJ, upon the
premises those three very desirable deuccs sit
uaed On the west side Of l-fh street. bet Qean Broad
a0d Marsnai4 streets, and nov occupied bV Messrs
James y Co"aGdin, Vim Il Fry ant David Donnau
! nese houses are built ii TIE most approved and
modern stJe, tour STOKES h IN, with about eight
roo uls eaCh in perfect cIder END contain every
convenience 10 De desired IN genteel a-ci!y resi-
deuce, After which viii BE- sold that very beauti-
-ul lot Of ground, together vita toe improvements
thereon, situated l2th street. 1T its intersgCiJ
with EarshaI street, fronting 80 feet and running
back 40 cet, iii the rear part Of which lot Neavink
Il Of sui.:ent depth tor building purposes) stand
Two teremfn ts fronting on Marshall srreet-8ud
these tenements are now yielding very good rcnts
THIS property, from its Immediate proximity 10
the principal business parts Of the city aad also its
very retrt end agrecaUl: situation together with
lie very desirable character Of the impcoVeu mis-
SC Combines unusual Inducements 10 those IL want
4 .enteel residences, or who contemplate li.t-
iag
TEEMs.-One fourth cash, the balance in /. and
years; the credit payments 20 b Interest pay
abe senl-annuaily aid secured by deeds Of trust
Uc6 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Aact
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SAMUEL P. HAW ES.
NsUg CAL HTTLO!Nf3, gUND AND

"a { T [ 4 l. HTELD!NE, EUND AND
W. LOAN COM!AHY.-lhe regular monthly
meeting q MS Company wIiI De aed on Friday
evening, the 18th ius; at - Uc.OCx, at the office
Of COmulssIUner Wi. Ham Davis, corner Bank and
18Th streets. Stockholders are required to oaY the
frs. instatmen: the 18th inst! 10 the Secretary.
Hose who subscribed 10 chs original list are re-
qutsted - call On the Secretary and renew their
subscription. ". 3. BiGELOV, Secretary,
&C l2-dGd Corner Bank and l2th streets
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BY Davenport, Alien NCo.

DANenroft' Alien ~ CO.
rRoCEAiEs, &c, AT AUCTIoS.-on
auction store. al IL yc.ock, an assor.r,srT, of
groceries. viz: -
$50 bags Rio Gee
100 DO Java Do
30 hGGs Aoasses
80 do Bacon Sides
$50 packages Loaf, Crushed and Coffee
Sugars
800 sides Sole Leather
800 Sacks fine Salt
20 J5.s Sal Soda
80 packages Green and Black Teas
Chess Glass, Cigars, Nhiszey, Rum
Brandy, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Clothing at Auc;i0n,-,hs Day, II O'clock,
We will sell n aas yrttlent Of Winter Clothing,
Terms Under SlC0 cash J 0 and ove- four
months credit, t.r approved paper.
Ia Also, 10000 Cigars
DAvENpORT, ALLEN & co,
&C II AGcts.
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ftNO l1ttADEk- And UTHhHS.-The
K =16scrorr Continues IL u oil zIuds Oh Metallic
, aottag. Cutters ard >po4ts PVT W il he best
Iaaun,E ana at Reasonable prices All WORK eutrus-
LEI u nl5 Gaze ali receive prOnp. attention.
Crates uEd Eeaders.
IN tghd and dairy manu- .CtUgIng, One OF The lar
Ge7t eld i4tnd=Ctnest assyrtueats OF cnaneed ber
i'll G:sles aud ienuels in ta.s STATE, some very
Il1a p9;.'rns-.atest stylee.
ia returning ny thanks to TIE pubic for the very
lseraI paroAage cXt ndt q 10 Lat take occasion 10
assure mat better pfeDarec t. attend to
tn=Ir JrIe.s, aud VII Away. erdvayor 70 merit
OrUelz r wotk in ray line from any part Of the
cclet.,. "I receive prompt atteatOa and BE attn.
Iu.!v executed. fAUL BAEGAMlN,
q go, lo'a n1sr Cary street.
Z La. SHALL NOT E> Al PAR IN
- Cf.P4 BA&A Or IhE UNlON.-Ci0tEing,
Clothiug, tiOthins.-CIl, ano get ria OF yolt
BAD -~AGp. Deposit them w!tn HE aud receive Laer
par v=lUa III clothing. - iL.I a. .oTtnent ii Fail
aud Winter foods to select from, made n the
bcs. sla l..re. 81 .cs. aud warranted TO give salts
l4ctlun. Cal sool, Il Viii ouy lie tJr lew days
TIT Wa receive these notes strike wh,ia the
lr3n l. MT DDAt1Irgzi he place . at 80. s.,
Man stl--t.
ocI3 L. 4. EYN EMAN, Proprietor.
L. z 1R@D>S axe hefeoy tor=@.rne1 from
Il .1et--.ns M viz. SCkhI ROOSTER, on my
ac,-.uI, a. ! Ma Lut LJld myself 1aoie Tor aDy
d. cJlEa..ed ny her. having leIt my bed anu
board without ally lltlnaLoE 10 NE Il suca al IL
t~-.a III
DC I,j-.g,e REEJAAIN d ROYSTER.
SEa~. BALE,~ GREAT WORK, Nort.-
"a w4J-. 0. Life North AID Soutn-sho wing the
true character Of both, by Sire. Sarah ha4e.-
B,u2d in cl5ta SI-papef zoe. ror sale at the
bU- as:J:e u
G. II. WEST d BROTHER,
oc Il kext T. tn Pest Uf5ce.
nR. A-HBU6S, having rctorted 10 Rice
- .l4yud, Lay De ioGnd daring the day at bis Of
nee OF Taitd, one door from Cary street. and al
L. at al the Boarding house o! !hrs. Ancer.on, on
Maid street. opposllr the Exchange b1uk
Jc l3-dts~
{ tH0tIk Ma Dt-i IA WINE = siAaI "a
~ voice Fluta" and Navy" Niae, selected IL
Me1.:ra tg a gentleman VI this CITY, iJr sale %
&c AZ h II. BURTON
nNE PIPE HOLLAND GIN, ~ Lo.s Ap-
nc FL LDCRESsHAW IL co.
Eln0 LBS. LIVE GEES. fEATA.
cOOO EHS In stote tJr sale by
or IA l.. u. CRENSHAW & co
LskE>,d PRINTS, yasd ~i1e, at the;
L &C Ii METROPOLITAN : TORE.