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/" The Campaign Of Isss.,

HERE are hand little than hundred copies Of
Inc Campaign OF sfs political paper published during
that under the Thomas Richie. All
ens which entered into that faithfully recorded
gshe with the o6ca in presidential elections Of
ana eis by States and counties the fun proceedings Of the Bal
ore convention and OF the Philadelphia (wg)
loi anu indeed other objects which likely
pc poogh, INTO discussion in the approaching campaign will
campsan contains i6 oo strong boards,
dollars. - - -
A. there are but about one hundred copies hand
wish to purchase may procure them a mi. Office
June lt--eon
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Sales To-Day.
ny A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

1rwo NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES, WITH BhCK-
buildings Tuesday, the 18th instant nj O'Clock,
M, shall sell the premises two handsome and welbult
houses Massachuscts avenue between
New The houses are new ouH o e
material lscafod having south front
balance twelve, eghteen twenty
purchaser give notes. bearing IN
the Of sale. deed gwen and deco s
Title ndisputable, A. ehbhNt
June 1l-3tFMTu hucuoneer'
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nv >. @. MCGUIRE, Auot,oneer.

ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Aucftoncer.
CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND HARNESS AT AUCr1oN-on
Tuesday afternoon, June 15h a O'Clock In mont Of e auction
shall SELL
modern built family carriage
single carriage
light wagon with pole
pair fine match horses
good saddle horse
sets harness, In good order,
good opportunity In want Of carriage
horses. a no further use for them.
They any previous the sale between The hours
OF II and 5ocook the stables in the rear Of gadsbys
Terms sale. JAS. " MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioneer.
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LOWELL, June II.

The Webster meeting Lowell Institute Hail. this
ing, attended by nearly thousand persons, and the
enthusiasm very great Excellent speeches made
by Messrs Keith, Abbott and Booth Mr.. Toman Wiley
SPOKE considerable length, and with great power and
eoquence in favor of the nomination OF Mr. Webster The
meeting broke up with three times three cheers for
Webster
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GNCELsrOH building Hardware and Tool Store
etcusiveythe largest and establishment Kind
United staes.-wM ". MCCLURE BRO, Make,
above 7h Philadelphia Manufacturer
all kinds warranted quality premium porcelain knobs, over 30
with the
ment Of all the modern patterns this Inns.
Builders dealers call stock.
Catalogues by mall N desired.
Hot air registers and yennlstors Al factory prices.
March i9-law6m
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NOTrCF.-I,and warrant No 1921 issued
signed Isas private in Captain Coleman' company,
Alabama volunteers
Brown ouse q Representatives. and has BY
This u, the efore
will NJ the expiration weeks from this date application
10 The Comssoner Pensions Washington
picne warrant and, further that
81 the General Land Once prevent
7 heretofore
mislaid aforesaid. DAVID A. JONES,
Ap l4-law6w Of Neshoba county, Mississippi.
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CARUsI's SALOON.
FarelreR Musical Tour IN america.
MADAM ANNA BISHOP,

Leaving friendly great country Europe
feels anxious visit OF the cities IN
which she has been received with so much
kindness, and begs 10 announce
that she VIII give,
AT CARusiis SALOON,
On Thursday Ersning, june ~ 1852
ONE GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
Partly costumes, combining the attractions OF and
ratio
POCIsA, who had abandoned haps
peri IN
The celebrated futi-t, Herr JULIUS SElDE.
The eminent violincest, Hen HERMAN BRAUN.
Q2-See programme.
June IS
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through the Secretary OF the Treasury and collectors
now The report-which is now submitted to the Amer
lean Congress, and through them to the people OF the
United Slatesis volume OF interest, and should carry
conviction into the minds OF those who have heretofore
been skeptical on the subject ,,,
Yours, SC, COMMERCE..
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nv >. q. mceUIpE. Auotloneer.

oro SHARES FIREMEN's INSURANCE STOCK At AUG
ZDU TtONBy order OF president and directors OF the Fire
mems Company Of Washington and Georgetown sha
sel suction rooms Wednesday, the 10th Instant
O'Clock p Of stock Of said company standing In the
Munoc deceased, which four daaIs
been paid and subject 20 such restrictions as The charter Of The
said company imposes
Terms cash, In banknbe funds JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June it-eodhd Auctoneer'
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requested mat the Observatory engaged in
making Of observations
expedition Chill that the public service requires that officers
engaged should not be interrupted and therefore
decided the Observatory vso every evening
June 4-u
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Democratic Ratification in Albany.

ALBANY, June l2The democrats of Albany out in
full strength last night TO ratfy the nominations for Pres
dent and Vice President Gov. Marcy presided assisted
by several vice presidents Resolutions ratug the pro-
ceedngs al Baltimore were adopted unanimously and with
much enthusiasm. Among the speakers Gen. j. A.
Dix, H b. Stanton, Hon b. + Haleu, Massachusetts, and
John Van Buren,.
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By j. q. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION
On Wednesday, June l6h at O'Clock, the premises,
brick house, with back building
containing fourteen well good
pair situated street, being No square No.
iO7 fronting Ninth street. running back 100
desirable locations for private residence
Terms liberal, and viii be made known a
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June lO--dts Aueu0noer.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,oneer.

VALUABLE ISLAND LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on Monday
noon, 2l O'Clock, the premises shall sell lot
IL square No. 29 fronting forhyo feet Twelfth
west running l55 inches 3Jfee alley This
sab and shop built the
end, which will be sold with L.
Also No ls square fronting my feet on 18th street,
am running back 30 feet a ~ feet alley.
Terms Onethd cash residue in six and twelve months, for
June i'd J. G. MCGUIRE, Auedoneer
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PETERSBURG (Va.,) June l2,-The democratic party at
Petersburg held grand ratification meeting in the court
Speeches made by Hon John NJ Patton, r. A. Pryor.
and Tim Ryes Resolutions approving the nominations
adopted by accamation. Cannons were fired, &c
The nominations give great satisfaction here.
Yours, &c, r.. A. p
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CTriZENs cf-she Northern Liberties residing In the
second Third wardAn adjourned meeting Of the
citizens the residing in The Second, Third and
win be hall Of tho Northern Liberties en-
evening O'Clock,
slider popcv Of concerning plan for aresng the progress
John v. BRYANT, Chairman
yoHs g. HoLLISosuE.p, Secretary
Lima o
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ny J. g. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer

TRUSTEES sALEPuuanl decree Of The circuit court Of
Washington the District Of Columbia, sitting
court Of Joseph Law James Adams,
executor Lloyd Rogers and Others the subscriber,
bidder, public auction, Thursday The
l7 day Of June O'Clock At the auction rooms Of James Nc
and Of which the late Thos
died seized No E with the buiding
thereon "Od Brick Capitol - said interest being
fifteen hundred thousand hun
forty dollars subscribed and paid IN the 1915 for
Of buildings for The
Terms cash JAS. ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Junes- Auctfoneer
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Pacific Mail Steamship pAny.-rne only Through
Line for California; and Oregon.

EThxyo The public informed that under the present
WJG{x this steamers Inspected
zZl1H and approved by the Navy Department as suitable
~zz- In strength and power for conversion into wa
of the rst class and carrying the United States malls Will
hereafter Panama for SaA Francisco Immediately arrival OF
the Atlantic nails and will leave San Francisco for Panama on the
and 18th days Of each month The following packets be
this the Pacific, least VI which
will be always In port al each end Of the
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a ~<r-u THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON .,u a,
Exsoze follows, Boats fare ~ cents, coach g. q
cents. Persons making the tip Tor pleasure bss, 81
fare half Nor,heyn Mas,
81. -'''"' /"
Leave washington a, q Os, liz, !, ), AZ bk, 80
Jon coRsoN
June I'D Captais
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Tie Webster Excitement in Boston, &c.

BosroN, June l2.-One thousand Webster wings, who
have been appointed delegates Of large represent
feeling Of this city, will leave here for Baltimore Mon
day.
The wings of RoxbuTy tonight choose Webster
delegates 10 the convention Webster meetings also
being held in this city and Cambridge.
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Gen. Pierce in Boston.


BosToS, June IL Frank Pierce arrived in this city las
evening, and left this morning for home.
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails Of the United tied
October, 1884, TO the lst day OF July,
1854 following Arkansas, will be received at the
July, 1884, be decided by the following day:
O36 From Napoleon, Arkansas Content Mississippi Victoria,
Island No 66, Laconia, Arkansas Barneys, Dela Missis
sppi Friars Point Helena Arkansas, Sterling, Walnut
Bend Council Bend, Bledsoes Landing, Commerce, Mis-
ssspp Blues Point Arkansas, Gayson Dark Corner Mis-
ssspp Elm Groves Memphis, Tennessee, 2o3 miles,
twice week and back.
Leave Napoleon !, p, m, Mondays and Fridays;
Arrive Memphis IN, Wednesdays and Sundays.
Leave Memphis at Q, a. M, Thursdays and Sundays
Arrive a Napoleon by H. m. next days.
NOTES.
Bidders intended The mail
preference TO their exclusion
mails Mail conveyed with
will be made mail not TO
those performed agreeaby the
The Postmaster General The contract
failures for violating the office laws lie may
schedule provided he allows extra
additional stock made the changes and one months
pay Of cuament for the service dispensed with
be allowed actual advertised
Distance the distance above designated be short
and from other offices, within quarter OF
mile OF the nyer may established during the
term The bid should addressed Assistant
endorsed Mail Proposals in Arkansas" and be
accompanied with Of responsible
also, certificate postmasters setting forth that
guaranors able TO make good their guarantees
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr orncE DEPARTMENT, May 8, 1852.
ll-wAw
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THE VIRGINIA REPORT OF 1899 and $500, touch
ing the alien and scdon laws and the Virginia
t7o the debate and proceedings therein
Illustrative, complete in one volume, u 50.
June rs FRANcK TAYLOR.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STREET At AUCTION
on Wednesday, June 10, O'Clock D. M, premises
shall cell six very desirable building
between y and i3h franklin Square, each having
front Of sh feet Titles perfect Conyeyance at tho expense Of
purchaser
Terms fourth residue in ~ 49, and "a months
satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
June 1877
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tie Art Union announced Illegal.

/ New York, June l3--The superior has decided
the Art Union be illegal Judge Edwards dissened from
the opinion, and the will probably be carried the
court OF appeals.
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Dy-Jaclson Democratic hssooistionA meeting Of this
Association will be held this Cruesday evening a. O'CLOCK
June lS-lt J. ID. HOOVER, President
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Sntder'sN Wine store, 10 Phiiadeiphs
rHE unnvalod place or obtaining all wines liquors. &C. good
aud cheap. "snid atoyn consequences Of the
H. S 70 ass +. GS s % %
faction 81 offering OF the best wines and liquors imported
Dun Gordon, Co' sherries embracing delicate pale,
low prices old add very choice on da9s
gallons specially seeed for consumers Amonuado
IN BOTTLES put uP in Europe which he challenges equal any
The Msn1snia hmouusdo peculiarly adapted
convRescents strengthen without and have
NJ many other wines.
porwine principally specially selected for his sale. is eonS
rect -
proved by his because Of their manifest superiority
all Ports and red wines paiued on rs such.
the gallon or Wholesale ), the casE Afaong them il some rare
delicate white Port and Msimsey Port,
Perso1s suffering with chronic affection ofe bowels cannot "
Madeira wine. Of various ort. dry and eh south side
and West Indies sereia &C. &C. &c. on dSufu and IN eoue'
A. 70 he sparkling wines Of the subscriber IL wen
the Moet champagne and the splendid sparkling Mosele i'm
ported BY him, superior 70 any other wines and are sold -
most OF tn inferior wines nown the market, which a
lie has also champagne wines various brands and qualities
low prices retail OF wholesale In tho ariol. % clare
generally the subscriber holds himself be Judge, and s
Sasss 70 1hs s class 81 prs,p s" Of Medoe
ofugundy wines he has large stock and assure
that be them rom his vaults as good boue o. Dur
ssStsrns and Bar.ac Away. on hand in botues :,
Of Rhine and Mo-ele from the celar o
Jordan, Of Cobenz extensive and number
S Ssss s nis ' o the which y The Se growth
In the Of Cognsc brsndss he has Zoe
stock embracing very of1eoo osd Dupuy Co.
celebrated Clsyef Of le7 - in eighth casks and lsf
hhds and Dubouche lsa, IN hhds on consignment wheh "
Also, ,h, Scotch and Mcnonsahela yh.tey Js%,Is. gTs
preserving brandy aud all other wines and liquors
Of the above, sold BY retail TO In quantity desired
An good. delivered within one days re.c Of Philadelphia h,g
graph
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street. fhladspoa
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage ee not ef
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
Steeage furnished with mattress ana prov" ana
with the
Freight Chagres 70 foot and from
$l00 per The transit OF
the istlimus of the passengers
through secure
the quality of the steamers employed and
boats always ready
a accidents
further apply Office Of the company, 81 and
Of berths apply tho companys
agency III West street, of Warren street, New York.
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DEADy-MADE CLOTUIsG.-We invite all purchasers cit
who Of bagainF, call and
stock Of clothing
found embrace the latest and best assert
Washington and for cheapness styles and
equal a. Therefore all who wish 70 buy
good goods NJ low prices call Boys cloth
In abundance, where NJ
head foo, all kinds and qualities Of cheap
clothing Gentlemen prenng have their clothing
order ind large and handsome assortment Of cloths
vcngs and linen goods constantly hand which VIII
finished the fashionable styles, BY the
accomplished and experienced hands in ne District Fits
guaranteed IN all cases, sale.
Also hand large quantity Of travelling and packing trunks,
vnises carpet bags, sachels, hc'
Housekeepe wan find good assortment Of ~ knds Of furniture
tables chair, deboard, bureaus bedsteads mattresses
SOFAS lounges looking glasses worksands Wristbands office chairs
desks, painting, &C. - .
Successors o William Wall,
Penn. avenue between 9th and 10Th streets
June l3-3t next door east Of the Iron building.
HANDSOME Bercges, Lawns, India silks and gen
III erai stock complete
Of
generally small feel
ladies Of style OF dress goods that
they would not find elsewhere.
OF Russia sheetns In l04 i4
and I04 which we will market prices.
irish pliow-case linens, napkins, towenEs, and
general Of keeping goods which win offer very
cheap. : - -
Seventh street, Penn. avenue.
June i3-d3uf
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IN PURSUANCE OF Order Of the Orphans co"is
Of Baltimore notice hereby that In the last VIZ ~
testament Of Edward Matthews, Of baltimore city, and wcn
admitted probate the 2iIh day Of December le VIZ.
the following itom designated the third item Of said "
tertament s,.ws
al bequeah half o. estate, At my WIDOW
death be divided six equal partshree parts 20 heeW
Grandfather Hughess grand their three Pa
my Grandfather Mathewss gsndchildreni Or he
three dnterested in the parish Of IancaW
county Gnmogsn Wales Judges of this eeque
but should any oth children their heirs be wealthy
need request that The next poorest OF my
either side shall have it, u.,,. an
And Of said order, notice IL further given
persons who may provision Of said item
person, solicitor, before the lst day Of july
hft under sad provision, and 70 s
abide such action the said orphans court may
p'e""'e JOSEPH n FIcKJIN,
nse Sa-Is"s,n VIM ' ' Edward Msfthsws
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DLEGANT PARLOB ORGAN FOR SALE have FOR
u private elegant rosewood paor organ, which
be sold low. Apply 70 - : . -.
June l5-eo6t Aucuoneer and Commission MerchatL
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ELEMENTS EIccuo-Metaiimrgyi by Alfred Since,
IL y. r. 81 vol, with numerous Illustrations.
Gideroy, The Freebooter-a novel.
Eoline Magnolia Nale-a novel by Caroline Lee Hentz
Pencil Sketches, Outlines Of Character and Manners by Miss
Lcsie-9 parts. FRANCk TAYLOR
June 10
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THE Complete Works OF Dean swift Hnc edition.
closely printed Volumes large octave edited BY Roscoe
with portrait biography, and interesting and valuable
never before published London 1851 Price a. 80 Just received
June rs FRANCK TAYLOR,
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The steamship Columbia win keep up semi monthly commu
awaiting
port of the mails and passengers from Panama
returning without with the mails and passengers iof he
from San Francisco.
regular propsers side wheel will be kept
up freight transient between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF win keep the connection between
Acapulco The in the Allan
will be maintained by United States mail steamships
Ohio 'o'ow
80
Empire City. 2,Ooo
Crescent Clty
Cherokee
$500.
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For New Orleans.
fEA THE fast-ssllng steamship PAMPERo, Geerge
Z1G4 w, McCerren master, will leave Baltimore Sat
1nA&R uraay, The Sih instant ats O'Clock, a. % for the
shove port
passage apply
BUTTS, PICKEREIsL, CO.
June 1o--d2 ~ South wharf, doors IRON Pratt st.
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Shakespeare Reading.
MISS HARRfETTE TANNING READ will read Macbeth" Al
wi Carusi,s Saloon Monday evening, June IA.
Tickets, 50 cents; 10 be had nj the usual places,
Reading 70 commence At 3 o'clock.
Iune ~
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STATIONARY, rRIsTIsG, AND BlNprse.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May rs 1852
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. viii BE- received once
Of ue Secretary OF the Navy until three O'Clock, M Of Sal
urday the 26 OF June for furnishing all stationery aTd
executing all the printing and binding that required by M
Navy Department bureaus for commeneiS
the st Of July, 1852 ending the 80 Of June,
All the articles furnished executed
quality, delivered without delay when ordered Ie sauh
ton OF the head OF the office which they required
IL be required, each bidder stationery with h
proposal a sample Of each article bid for
To uniformity in the proposals, blank BE- ln
ned those disposed 10 bid bid will be considered which
does fully conform the advertisement and which and
every article is bid for and which price N
named for any article.
Bonds sufficient amount with approved suress
for the faithful execution Of the contract viii e Den
persons contracting The authorized of the ure
that will gwen satisfactory fulfil con
tract, accompany the bid Otherwise will considered
The itself the right Of ordering greater or
quantity OF each and every article The public
service require.
Should article be required enumerated in the
be furnished the lowest price, according qualify
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The American mail steamer Baltic arrived at New
York on the l3th, bringing Liverpool dates to the I'd
instant She brought seventy-seven passengers and
full freight
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CHANGE OF HOURS
Montreal 81 New YO"k.
PlattSbnrgh 4 Montreal Railroads,

open through fran P0Hy5uygh Ia. NonyCm.
Fail and Winter Arrangements,
IN and after Monday Nov. Isl, lSl2
" and until further notice Passenger trans
Leave Montreal Tor rlauyhurrh at II a \. VI and
Il T. NJ.
Arrive at i6P VI and ~ T. VI
Montrca tor OgIrn,burrl M II 70 \ NJ
Arl'v" ~ 7.i5 T. VI.
Flattslugh Ton Montreal at - 81 +. VI and
rs 7. NJ,
Auive AT , 30 p Vi and 81 T. u
Montreal tor OIIensbuIgh at 30 \. VI and
u 10 I. VI.
Arrive At ll5 T. VI. and + - T.. VI.
Trans connect at Montreal with Steamers, ton
Quebec and Ac - Lawrence Il Atlantic railroad
Tor Sherbrookc and lur"rmrila', stations
Trains connect al Mo crs ian ct,ou with Northern
(0gdenshurCh Railroad for Ogdeushurgh and Lake
Ontario Steamers tor Lewiston, Niagara Falls and
Upper Canada and ail ports on the Western Irkes
Trains connect At Patr.hurgh by Steamer 10 Bar
lngton with Rutland 4 burlington Railroad and
connecting lines tor Troy, Albany, New York and
Enston, aud all Intermediate st1uOps Aso with
81, miners tor Nhfehoil 70 the SaTajoI1 6 Washing
ton Rairond, mi connecting lines OF Rold TO Irot
Albany and New York.
Passengers Will find this route uneauled for coH-
tort and dispatch, and attended with less fatigue and
delay than any other. i possesses moreover the ad-
vantage of a short trrringe OF only tHc"H inmates
across the River II. Lawrence at eau .huawoga,
which has never hceu known 10 freeze, aud can be
confidently relied anon at all sr1sOns OF he year.
z q Freight Trains run daily each way.
For particulars see Freight aud Passenger Tariff
BAGGAGE checked through
ISAAC h. Gully ER, Superintendent
November -, 10. dNwu
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VARIETY +!

EROCIIEF Rings, Snaps Gilt, Steel,
Satin and other Beads Rosaries. Catholic Medals
Crosses, trcchXcs, Gilt ard Silver I,ace for I'm
hhrolderng Book Marks Comb Cleaners Srve.alls
Wax Matches, Mount Eape Tripod, tor cleaning
Silver and other Metals; Brush Brooms, Window
Brushes, to wash Windows; Hoops. Wsps, Na,hc.
NAUTICAL Instruments, Cards, Domnoes Chess Men
and Boards, fine and common Backgam non Boards
Dice Boxes, Choppers; Porte Monies in great va
rety Silver, fearl Shell and Leather Gard Gases
Curling longs Quilting Scissor. or Irons, and n
great variety of turs, Cards and Pictures for sale hv
BlHNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
December T. dEytt
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NJ EW GOOD S.

NY THING YOU MAY WISH FOR, IN THE
"A Fancy aud staple Dry Goods linc, can be had at
lllGBEE X WEBB S.-hcy having Just returned
Of staple and Fancy Drv Good" ever orcd i ia B"r
lngton For particulars, call at 40 Church Street.
December H. 1852. d&wtf
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NOTICE.

ENKON and alter The iirst day Of Janu.
4 airy next the undersigned will sell exclusively for
Cash. fers MS indebted to them will please call and
Settle previous 10 thrt da'e. All Persons haync
demands against Ne will confer favor by presenting
the same and receive the cash
UlGBEE & VERB.
Decemhc~ j. 1852 dNwtT
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EsAgj,prrcO;yur Goods.

NRENCH PLATES $3.50 per 100.
Sl,T per doz. Scovills extra best /, 80. No ?
l,J1 per doc Cases from 81 - per doz upwards all
prices, Loc>etS, Frames, and every variety Of goods
IN the line ; Apparatus, Chemicals, &c, at the low
est prices at wholesale.
BRlNSMAiD, BROTHER & co.
December H. dEwtf