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\ AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.

I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
4 4 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES OF land, lying in section No. I, Green township
Hooking county, OhJ, There is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four are cleared al each
cabin. The land well tlmbered large quantity of IL
being poplar. There is plenty OF STONE COAL and
IRON ORE ON the iaud. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of Josnrn WoLr, living II miles from the
land or the subscriber, living near CADlZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
Cadiz, June "a. 1853.
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n my Instance, an attachment was this
N day issued by Henry Thurston, a Justice of the
Peace of Smith Township Belmont County against the
property and effects Thomas Lantry Il Co. atscond
ing debtors, for the amount OF forty live dollars. Dated
september 6th 1853. iF A. U. RAMAGE, i
September 10, le53.-3t.-pd.
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ATMY INSTANCE AN ATTACH.

n my instance, an attachment was this
4 day issued by Henry Thursion, a Justice of the
peace OF smith Township, Belmont County, against the
ing debtors, for the amount of sxtythree dollars and
twenty five cents Dated this Goth day of August 1854
JOHN HELPBRINGER.
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4 NHAlN PUMPS.-A durable and useful
- article, and adapted to wells of any depth for sale
cheap al the Hardware Store of
GREER, OFT CO.
Corner Monroe and Market sts., Wheeling, Va.
July 20, 1853. w.
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DLANK ROAD NOTICE.-The Stock.
holders in the Wheeling and Cadiz consolidated
Plank Road Co, hereby nohed that election for
rsvilis second day The cath OF month (tenth
month"; al Ieo'eloek. .-- ! go ~ -
JOSHUA MAULE, President.
Colcrain 9th month 81 ieS3.--3l.
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A. M. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L 0 T II | N G. -
B ) 7 A B Il | 3 IL NJ h N 7

Wheeling, Va,
WHERE always can he found the largest ci,eanest
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel.
ing. lie has just returned from New York. Phadelphia
ana baltimore and ms Goods present an unusual atrac
ton din ponlof quality and style, aud il is well known
the best bargains can he had of him. For Good and
Cheap Goods, he stands unrivaed Do not fail 10 ali
or you may regret it.
His stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress Coats 100 blue brown and green
do $50 black cloth frock do $50 blue brown and green
do. $50 black, brown, blue and green sack coats lOC
business coats made of Cashmere, cloth, 100 bea
coats various coors; 1000 felt and blanket coas Sc
doz white shirts of all grades; so doz check shirts; sc
doz manners stripe; doz. silk undershirs; 10 doz
cotton undcrshirts; doz woolen undershris; Q doz
barred striped and mixed pants COCO pr cassno pants
SEQ black satin vests, at all prccsi 1000 fancy silk
all palterns 1929 valencia, marseics, velvet &C.; Is
doz. fancy cravats; l2 doz neck tes 60 doz. pocket
hdkis silk and linen; 26 oz suspenders all prices aut
styles; GO doz. half hose; 20 doz. drawers. -
All the above articles, with great many more arc
offered very low at my Clothing Store, corner of Mon
roe and Water streets, Wheeling va also fine assort
N. B.partieuiar attention paid to custom nork and
all orders will he filled with dispatch. by A. A.
Opinions of the Press.
CLoTHISG.-We would advise all persons wishing
Fms of good material TO call at A. NJ Adams Cloth
Ing Store, on Water street. He has very fine assort.
mont of everything in the clothing line Daily Int.
CLornlSa! CLorlNGll at fair prices can always be had
of our friend A. NJ Adams, corner of Monroe and Wa.
fr VINO IRON MS extensive stock OF cloths cas-,
slneres %c Is fuiiy prepared 10 rig you out in the
height of fashion.
rms gentleman has about $4,000 invested in fabrics
oil the richest make, and can furnish from top
too save with shoes. Particular attention is solicited
his stock, comprising does, coating vestings pan.
falcons, drawers sspenders patent spring
stocks and splendid lot of hats and caps. You can
not amiss by calling at his for any garment
tended for the comfort decoration your person. As
he does alage business he able sell cheap his motto
being quick sales aud small profits" This added to
the fact that he has his goods made up under his super
attendance shoad be sufficient inducement for every
man disposed to bny, to give him call Let ALL there
fore. who seek their own interest 'encourage home in
dustry" by shedding their threadbaro garb for new
one.-DaHy Times Gazette. Oct. 30, 1852.
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JAMES FULLERTON.

ship carpenter, formerly of Godcfioh Canada, will
hear of something greatly TO his advantage by writing
to the subscribers aud stating where he is Any person
who knows Mr. Fullerton, viii he rewarded by writing
Ia he suhscrihets and stating where Mr. r. is by fur.
nishing any Information that III lead to comnu
cation with him. COMSTOCk d BROTHER,
te. No. 2St. Pee's Place,
(Rear Of aster House)
Oct. 4.--1m NEw.EoRK Cry.
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NOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE, No. ia Main Street Wheeling

holden BEEHIVE STORE Main Street Wheeling F. Coon.
R hen Grair
Chamtoda
mention
dumgu
NJ GOLDEN DEEnIyE
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM Tue NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
OF S. NJ PETTIHGILL & CO., 1872 NASSAU ST.,
N. y, AND 10 STATE ST., BOSTON.
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:
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

n d. T. COWEN, ATTORNEY AMI
IL. CoussELoR AT LAW, soIcrroR IN CHASorRy
AND Notary Public, st. Clairsviile, D.
. j. TOFFICE opposite tho American House and over
" Irolisstore. app. 3, 53.--tf.
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TtARPETlNG.-l0o yds. superior listing
~ carpeting choice patterns SEQ yds. superior kemp
earpeting The largest stock of carpetiug kept by
any house in the cy-aiso few pieces of-yery cheap
Powered, do. (sep3O) STONE THOMAS.
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w. NEWPORT, ATTORNEY IT LAW
u AND Solicitor IN CHANcERy, ST. Ciairsville, o
UFOfhce opposite the Wm. Penn House. felj '5s
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GTRooms up stairs. IN
Wheeling, Nov. I2, 1850

EW GOODS.-Beautfu and fashiona-
0'e lawns from g. to s5 cts per yd. Bersge De.
rom 10 cts up 20 62i per yd Neat and very
anaeome silks from 6el cts. up TO $3.50 per yd All
sood articles. Call and see. VIZ ASnrTpv h''
May 6.l No no Mai 80. !; NSgS 3gn, ny,
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bookkeeping by Double Entry,
Practical Ponmanship.

One hour daily is devoted in teaching Systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom with a
thorough command OF hand and pen, accuracy and Gle
gance with aud rapdty, and perfect legbility m
of constructions,
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COAL.

COAL-CHEAP AND GOOD.-ABoUT 40 TONS OF
~ coal selling of in small Quantities to CLOSE the
at the following low prcesRed ash stove and
per ton 81 75 white do Do 81 90 At ODELLS coal yard S
Thkd avenue between Tvsnty irA saA Twenty fourth W.
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pAGE, BACON 4 co, BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO,
CMExohsnge London, Valparaiso and the principal
cities o. he cni.ed States for sale in sums 70 suit Coles
and proceeds promptly RENTED Refer 10 and draw ~
Ansrsas Exchange BAak, AssEs Duaesa. SasyuAa Ca
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INSTRUCTION.

ID Broadway continues to receive pupils for pract
cal instruction in bookkeeping arithmetic de- qualifying
them in the most thorough and efficient for the es
Of the counting room. Open day and evening.
SPANISH LANGUAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN,
- favorably known in this city teacher Of his native
language will mpart instruction the to ladies and
gentlemen at his 0ce in part OF the city and will
aao make with correctness and proprety APP
ply at 629 Broadway, room No. 10, up stairs.
THE MISSES BUSTED HAVE TAKEN A LARGE
L and commodous house in the pleasant and healthy
neghborhood of Carmansye TO which place they have
moved their school for young ladies' select number Of
boarding scholars only admitted few boys will be taken
middleton years Of Summer term opens May st 1853
Application may be made for George W. Busted
Jr, m Third avenue; Richard Busteed Esq, 10 William
street. and the Rev. Dr. Sanford, White Plains.
THIS MONTH oNLY.-1HE LAST OPPORTUNITY
OF learning to write or the subscriber for dollars
TermFivc dollars for ten lessons dollars for TWEEN
ty five lessons including stationery payable on subscrib
Ing. Open daily frcm ga. NJ to FIN, excepting Saturday
evening Ladies class at IA o'clock p. NJ Gentlemen
CLASS At A. and ands o'clock r NJ daily excepting
may taken at hours uitng the of the pupils
Terms, SIS For sale-Godsmiths System Of Penmanshp
elegant with ample Price rs
per copy i've copies for dollar Gold pens OF the
hnest finish, selected by OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH $50
Broadway.
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DRY GOODS.

WILL OPEN THIS MORNING, AT THE NEW DRY
W. goods store 92 Bowery large and splendid lot
goods inst from auction viz wstered, figured plain, and
plain, figured cotton all LANES; French Eng.
fish, and American musns and prints; white brown
damask table ipen napkins, quilts, Also.
another lot of those beautiful mantas These goods
decidedly cheap. For proof call +. CARR Co - 81
Bowery, opposite Anderson's carpet store.
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NOTICE.-NEW YORK AND HARLKx RAIH20Ar
~ ComrsnyIA meeting OF the stockholders Of this
Pany will be held ~ their once, No. Centre street,
Friday April r. a. Il O'CLOCK noon for the purpose Of
ing upon an act Of the Legislature the State Of New York
passed the 9th Of April 1861 and the amending
same passed the 9th day of March, 1853 upon ~
proposed increase OF the capital stock Of eight
dollars pursuance Of resolution Of tho directors T
polls viii be opened At o'clock closed closo
- o'"'' y Wv ''''s VI XTTT iTvrr soo.....
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PLEASANT ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES
and single gentlemen furnished or unfurnished with
full or partial bosr may be had East Twenty
nenr Grsmercy park privilege Of the park Application
% made A. Bond street vii the s.h Ag Refer
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L,oR sALE-A BARBER SHOP FOR $500 COST SIX
taking from $50 TO $ij per week. Sold account Of
wing the city and the business rooms and
only 800 rent first rate location las street corner
Of Mulberry. 1917 ~
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EXTRA PAY.

LNXTRA PAY TO THE NAvY-TO THE OFFICERS
~ and sailors &c Of the United States Navy who served
in the Pacific during the Mexican any time
1876 1862 Call at the Subscribers extra pay ooo and
get the sSts9sths double pay granted you Congress
Navy, 20 South William street, below Wall street.
Is Wall street. front onice, second aoor0feers
and marines Tor the legal uch
served any United States the PacAs fro
June 1886 to February 1889, entitled to double par
Apply above T. ROWING. AseaA
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN NotieeThe subscribers to the stock of the
York and Virginia Steamship Company hereby requested
pay TO the agents Of tho company Mesrs Ludam
SAINTS IS Front York. the following
vis0n tho sd March inst 70 per cent, the 2sS
April next, 10 per cent BY order Of the Directors
e. II. HABICHT. Secretary.
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TVR SHLE'-TON SATE, N VERY PKODOC-
tive farm consisting of 2E aores n high state cult.
vatcn situated In the town Of Milton Saratoga county
within hye miles Of the Springs and four Of Baton Spa
never falling stream passes through this property making 10
desirable farm for grazing gran having produced the
pat season lo tons Of good hay exclusive grain The
buiaines consist OF handsome cottage house. Also
good tenant house. two houses and about 900 feet Of
COW sheds inclosng fine yard sufficiently large for % heed
OF cattle and stabng for tho milk house Ia and
built Of stone and In Of tho barns are %. Of hay scales
permanently fixed hne well 81 water the barn yard aso
one adjoining each house The whole Of the buildings are IN
good repair the greater part being The property osc
DO divided 70 advantage whole viii be sold mw and
upon terms Property in ths oty Of New
York Troy ts votnsy viii bs aksp In exchange for
part payment Apply 10 A!RxM NASH iM Third street,
Troy sr NASH. BkADLxsrVN 4 CO. y Oar sssess. Nss
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ORIENTAL BANK-THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
~ TO the capital stock $50 900 of the Bank
be located at the intersection OF Grand street
Broadway will be opened at the Citizens 10Th
instant and remain open for three days unless the whole
amount be subscribed Ten per will be required
to he paid at the time Of making subscriptions.
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.-ADvANcEs WADE ON
1 the most pleasing terms in TO suit applicants on
every description Of property at the Pacific Agency
Loan once No IL Grand street corner of Broadway,
Pacific Bank The strictest confidence and honor
relied upon Business transacted peremptorly Once
from q To b O 'cInck
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L,0R SALE-TW0 VALUABLE LOTS, ON SOUTH
side Of Thirty first street. 800 feet west Of Fifth avenue
low, IL applied for Also, four lots OF
Forty first street opposite the Crystal Palace four do
Forty seventh street. between Fifth and Fourth
two do Broadway and Forty street. four do on
l1th street and First six splendid lots on Fifth
avenue and Seventy second street.
SAMUEL EDDY. 63 wall street. basement.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CON.
~ pany April II lsh3The president and directors have
this day declared dividend Of Eve per the
stock OF the company FOR the six months ending LIST Feru
sry last payable the stockholders on and after
18th inst. to the above date. BY order.
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'YTN1s NOT ALONE THE UNION THROUGH
That Lyons Powder Is famed
For killing all the insect crew,
However clssscd or named.
In ENGLAND, too, its wondrous power
ia owned by great and small,
And, scattering death, its dusty shower
Dcscends In hut and hall
But, late there came the ocean Ger
A medal, rich and rare,
To Lyon, sent from Britan's shore,
A prize from the Worlds Fair.
Lyon received through the President OF the United
States letter, announcing the receipt Of q medal certi6
cate &c. awarded TO him the exhibitor OF the Magnetic
Powder the Crystal Palace. Call his medal
ter, &c. at LYONS Depot, "a Broadway.
yNHISKERs OR MOUSTACHES FORCED TO GROW
w in six weeks, by Grahams Onguent. which will not
stain nure the skin. do any old young,
to believe alone. but ask who has used IT, -
per bote sent to any part of the country r. O. GRA-
HAM, Is Ann street, Fower's Building
= mn INDIA RUBBER COATS, OF A sUPERioR
O.UUU quality, suited for exporters and jobbsrs rssss
ter sale by the mssufscurers at the very swe rassss
ApsSssssga n u y Re9s
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FOR sALR.

H'oh sAaE-LEAsK, STOCK AND FIXTURES or =
n sh Snieetiensry AID ice ssleoa sustsl
sao sn Iess snd most fashion, strestsin ths oitW
Ws a., lnoluaed Cheap for cash. Apply at The Net
lar .tssse ana Williamsburg Agency Omos Chat
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MONEY, IN SUMS OF g. TO 5000 TO LOAN ON
1 deposit Of watches. icwelry diamonds cloths, silks
satns pianos, and most kinds
at the Life Insurance and Loan Office No 81
Office hours from ~ clock. y. S-Will We on the
LIST of Nav to No. q Chatham street.
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ROARD-A RESPECTABLE FAMILY HAS A FRONT
- and hack parlor with bedroom and closets between
with cold warm and shower bath second floor unfur
nished to make up famiy circle Apply at No 2F Broome
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DOR SALE OR TO LET-A SMALL Farm BEAUTI-
fully situated in the vicinity OF Wsstchester village
with good house containing three largo Kitchen
milk the first foor twelve rooms
nlsd With e; and large cellar extensive garden with
tho different kinds OF fruit together with
Of ground Price and rent in TO the quantity
ground required The place about fourteen miles
City Hail. be reached by in less than
hahours and by Harlem Railroad less time Inquire
JANIS CONNER 4 SON. % Beeknau street.
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- together or separately in private family would
be enjoyed the comforts of home be had by applying
at 10 Charles street. Warren place. Greenwich
On q stage route.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE-A MOST VALUABLE
~ farm OF sixty two acres the village of Railway
anu fronting the Halfway river Is offered for sale large
bic fruit trees the best Of wells and other
dehce for gentlemen doing business in Now York it is but
walk to the depot OF the Central Railroad New
Jersey which affords hourly chances be in New
about Ave minutes. There is also newly built wad-
ding factory with fall machinery all working steam
the place The whole or part offered sale quite
or on the premises, Of SAMUEL sCHLITTLER Lesville
Railway N. j.,
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enAAr rnnoucn LINZ TO TIM wxsr.


aitaore ard OAis Baisors wAsssx Goa.
tksgs uA Ms large asd sYss<N ssS~sss
Unon the OAto aSdtAs sfssss to xasssv1ss 70.
"A HIS expeditions thoroughly conpetsd, lA.
finishing Tree Tunnel and IN
travellers
and low The
supendous and attractive character.
The express leaves BALTIMORE daily ~ u
un Wheeling s esl ia 10 OF ~ houfs
Guiding soppsges arriving there sa OF j. next day
passeax Baltimore at o. may lay over iof lodging
Il ~ niies) and proceed usncc 70 Wheeling
mofHins -, ,.......
M ana b IN daily meeting ffom Baltimore the Wax
rton junction. be,ssI Relay HOUSE
Al w hsxpx the Of the Union
which have toS this route form daily
ION win the convey down The tho
and where lhe sisges or Nashville, ke,
lbs g. Orleans packets may be Aksa by those
ing ursber on . -. -. -. - :. -,
Ohio and the West may also proceed d.
reel rom Wheeling Ohio Stsus Campanys exccrat coaches
National road 70 GAINESVILLE &c and sss
by railroad - - , ..,..,-s A.. .....ho..- = !.
railroad viii also agreeable route, there being
eguIs and speedy Wheeling and toa those
places AL ,,..,..,ou j. vvn..,,..
no charge Tor transfer Of passengers or baggage
right 10 ie over snywhee ON the
rou,s washington Wheeling ~ ~; Ciacnnsn, S
10 Louisville, Si2. ItHE \. --n... -.
Tickets 70 Le had al the railroad station
Waslingou Of the other agents Of the company
NAV ll-df General Superintendent.
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Course of Lectures
hnh Monday In OCTOBER and continue until March.
Miller, NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
WIN NJ d. Professor o oS.euies aud Diseases u
Women nd Children.
Riley, a. D. Professor Of Masra Medies, Therapeutics
May NJ D. Professor the Principles Practice Of
Grafton Tys NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine Z
King sone d. Professor OF Meroseopal Pathology
cal Anatomy. 46
Levi. A. stein. D., Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
VI. A. Saunders, N. d.. PIosselor aad Demonstration
The facilities prosecution practical anatomy
similar ia Europe the desks from which
and The wards for clinical instruction
undss he same roof -.... . H.
The buildings since
sick will greatly
the medical and surgical clinic.
The for fun course Of lectures COS
matchmaking fee payable only once) ........
Admission the Medical and Surgical Clinic
without charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ. d.,
". Dean Faculty,
Once aud residence OF 4 and l4th
lT-2awtlstNov
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-r. w. BROWNING, perchsn
tailor under United States Ho'e' h~es leave
Of the sen. ~ wsshirssn and hi superior
sell selected ~ French ro'hs
fullest rrircr-.
oNv whole
20 and s%n snd hcs The
cs'ed eh-sr stcs. for He
stock Of goods ths'
ee'or 7~siy With friends.
he sans. MMl-ARsva
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nECIDED BAHGAISS.@fn the articles below named
IL pre- pared TO offer great bargains
40 pieces Irish all quatres vsrous grades, pure
linen
$50 tsbe diapers damssks linen bcengs, and towel
ngs, alt styles, widths, and qualities
large lot OF linen sheeungs and pillow linens, all
widths
100 dozen dsmask napkins and doyii~s.
Purchasers should
rs dozen LADIES, kid gloves and black net mits
900 pieces real Welsh and American flannel.
so pairs superior blankets, Alec crib blsnkets
300 shirtng of the
All kinds Of mo~snins socis in great valley
case French merino~, all shades
10 cartons mouss~ines. all shades
30 pieces black SILKS Of the best brands
10 pieces plsid siiks rich and cheap
50 pieces Highland psds for chlldrcns
case long .hawis patterns
10 pieces 6ps black French cloths and cassimeres
ION pieces low priced mousseline., p.s,orns
40 piece. plain and rich figured Josie aannsIs
large assortment Of all kinds Of domestic Foods
With found
house AL II which sell prior removing
room, which IL nearly resdy.
Terrns cash, unless arranged the
Good Articles, low prices and fair desns he relied all
cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Miss D~rmost's Building
Sep ~ Opposite Centre Market.
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NEW AVID ELEG 4 VT GrOcK OE FALL cnons

NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL GOODS
~ We opening
and staple dry goods which have selected
from the ta,~s, importafions.
We deem unnecessary TO attempt 70
styles and articles which embraces,
particular
before buying elsewhere determined offer great
gains. +
~ An articles sold es,ahshmeat warranted 10 prove
represented. -. .l...
MAXWELL. SEARS, & CoLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth Tenth street.
7-6teof
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Maryland Military Academy. Oxford, Talbot County


John ALLEN, Superintendent graduate United
Ailary Academy, West
Monday October
Term $3.50 Modern lang drawing and music
The academy surrounded
retired, beautiful and position Il has facility
steamboat from Baltimore Catalogues containing
obtained OF
Gushing Bailey, and Messrs Murphy Co, Baltimore
Baltimore, or BY application to the superintendent
Col. Samuel Cooper, general United Suites
Col Joseph Tayks Unitcd Baltimore, Maryland
John H. o. Lairobe ESQ, Baltimore, Maryland
Col. Andrew Johnson Nashville, Tepnessecn.
Henry du Pont, -sq, Wilmington, Drawa,c.
Col. W w. g Bliss, United States army, New Orleans