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Gov. Manning, Of South Carolina has pardonod
Col. H. T. Ware, who was convcte of the murder Of
Capt Jones, his father-inlaw. The pardon was
granted to the opportunities Of Mrs. Ware, who was
IS CO. LII " ~. Dlurd1xeo lls.A.
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W. understand that Isnsc OTIS Esq late President OF
the Hanover Rank "a about establishing new bank 70
We called the Atlantic Bark OF New York. with = CAPT
TIL Of four hundred thousand dollars,
The ..po,a,ion of specie this port last week and
for the wear has been annexed -
SHIPMENTS or SPEcIg FROM rrfE PORT or NEW YORK
S,'.n-.r 49,. iiveruooi spccie ....... S615 450
IL ' A, ..,..... VT
80. u.,rnonn soutbAnptop . 400 600
r,.i Ma "a A Nav a ....... 81 Ol6 427
i,rer,o,.iv -So. RED ......... 214 40
To, i fer 1855 ,,.......-......... 5000. ss7
This Il the heaviest lily shipment we have reported
cf elcrg time We lcok fora increase from tois time
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s3.O73.Ou

Total value OF merchandise put lon market
week ending May 2O....................... vZlOA
Do. dry goods do. do. do. Wl
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their wages-a class who do not pay rent or buy
provisions, and therefore not affected by the times
is matter Of severe comment by the press. The mode
they took to force the landlords, and Cypress the
boarders, was mean and contemplate. The laud-
lords submit for the present, but they all dssatis
fed Efforts are making to get out some hundreds
OF English trained walters We hope this plan will
succeed and the landlords be able to discharge every
engaged in the late miserable trick, by which
they forced an increase Of wages. English servants
(the bes) get only Sc month, and hotel servants in
Great Britain get no wages; in private families. G6
year. There are thousands ready to come (and
come they will and l hope will have preference
and good employ. COOP PAY.
Cot NrERrEIT AoNEY.-This morning information
was given the Chief Of Police, by newsboy named
Michael Conors, that man had passed upon him
counterfeit gold dollar. Officer Manning was des
patched in search OF the man, and sO0n found him in
the street. He arrested him, and while conducting
him to the Second district station house he made an
effort to run away The officer. however, was too
quick for him, and soon brought him to stand with
q blow in the back of the neck. With the assistance
Of citizen the officer then proceeded to search the
prisoner on the spot when lie found upon his person
The following money :--Forty-one 50 bills on the
State Bank of Indiana, Indianapolis, payable ut the
Miner, presidents; one 81 bill Citizens Bank, Wash
ihgton ID. C-N. Jones, cashier; John Haynrr, pres
ident; two $40 bills Commercial Bank, Whitehall
N. Y; two So bills Eastern Bank, West Kellingley,
Conn.,. Smith, cashier; j. Chttenden, president;
two 81 bills on same bank; one IS bill Farmers and
Merchants Bank, Quincy, Illinois one $40 ba
Mineral Point Bank, Wisconsin; one hundred and
fory6ye 81 spurious gold pieces; two S. d.; four
81 SO do together with about $400 In god gold
coin. At The Chiefs Office the prisoner nave his
name as Luther Pumyea He IL a respectable look
ing young man, about 20 years OF age. He is from
tie West The prisoner was taken before Squire
Cole, and after cxaminat was fully committed.
---AHony alias, May Il.
PEACE SociETy,-The annual meeting Of the
American Peace Society will he held IN Boston this
evening. We understand that Judge JAY President
OF TIE Society. whose health has not allowed him
heretofore 10 attend its annual mettings is expected
to preside at the anniversary this evening and de-
i.,si Lie opt l.i4s -.sGcls-
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RELLs' BELLSi BELLS 1.-The subscrbers manufacture
keep haDd all church, factory
boat ferry locomotive school house, and plantation bells These
bells hung with the patent iron yokes with movcabe They
be turned around that the cIapper will slrkc in
ace which desirable after bell has been few years
Springs affixed in clappcr from
the thereby prolongng the sound These bells naRnc
tured from the best stock aud In iron casnss Al this
foundry FIRST used found improve
men We give written warranty TIA, 4 church bells break within
year date OF purchase, with USAGE Will with
charge. The of all bells Is warranted Nearly 5000 bells
sold This foundry which the evi
superiority Ws fifteen silver medals,
awarded from the various % for the best bells for
We
Chimes refer 10 those furnished by Our foundry is
few Hudson ver Erie canaI aud railroads
direction As this establishment Of the
kind the United states and has the assortment. Of bells
great We bells
any Old bells taken exchange for
Levels, compasses, &c, constantly on hand. Address
a4 A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May gi--lydhcp West Troy, N. Y.
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sE OF The the ygea Hotel Old Point
Comfort having complied with by the purchasers
been agreed by all interested offer the entire
premises public auction Wednesday, the 5 Of October
10 the highest bidder.
This establishment the furniture be-
longing 10 the hotel and all the rights and privileges in anywise be-
longing 10 the present 4FNR#R tf'f8 GERS
The celebrity grent fashionable
der lengthy description unnecessary, and those who offer
feel assured selling they do entire
the investment Of their funas
inventory Hiay the Of
the Office, any time sooner IL desired.
Onetird Of purchase money cash,
payments Years
payments satisfactorily secured
carry from the dnie OF sale.
nse commence ut IL O'Clock.
jos. p. REYNOLDS,
A. MEHAFFEY,
sgts H. G. WORsHAM.
Sept 7-coddd&cp
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north Carolina SIX For Cent. state BoAds.
TREASURY DErARTnKRr,
Raleigh. IN. Gal August IL, Ieo3

TREASURY DErARTnErr,
f@0 Raleigh, IN. C,) August IL, 1858
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be roceyd ia city OF New York.
j. O'Clock M Of the Both Of September for the
chase OF A fn 81
OF bonds issued by the State Of North Carolina. +
will date ths ht Of July, 1885, and will
years. viii stachod, aud the Interest
the
January OF each year L@M :
pracpal will be payable the Bank OF the Re
public Of York, when purchaser
prefer have them made the treasury Of North Caro-
Ina.
There ssued under the authority Of The legislature Of Noh
Carolina the construction OF the North Carolina railroad and In
faith all tho held by the State IN
foI their redemption.
Tney win Issued 81 900 s5ooo purchasers
prefer
exempted from ntion
bidding will address their cc endorsed "Pro
the undersigned New
Mcsss Brown DE kossct 100 Front
street. New York.
The opened Bank Of the Repubc O'clock
D. September the of G. B La
eq president said bank and r. Brown and David
Freeman, esqs and Others.
will be required, Informed Of the
tho July the credit Of
the rcasur OF the state of North Carolina. igfs e
deposit made either Bank Of the Republic New
York. North Carolina, hank
Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina.
wishing documents showing of the
the Indebtedness
application this office, Messrs Brown De Rosset
Public Treasurer Of the State Of North Carolina.
Sep 9-eodtd sfs& @.ssn #sslatH ss4
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s name Of win s ssssssl books, s ns
psymsst - Ne susscrpnsn be sdvsAcs sas4
Distant Subscribers forward letter. ~ possos ef
which viii be paid all ourselves IN ~ $50
uansmission
The COUNTRY PAPER pasli.lsA m weekly durinx
saoas Of Congress, asd semi weekly during
Subscriptions FOX period less haA year received
psogosuoned 10 the abovs annual rates.
co. POsTMAsTER6 sushosixsd
adins DAILY ssbscbsss, with go
WEEKLY with es3 ensosed WEEKLY
Sio enclosed, will ~ ca'ed u he
they Subscribers for, sSatts
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TOR RENTThr large three dwelling housc known
the Madsson Iouse sisussed the
rcnnsytvanis
This house Is feet front ny 10 deep
paired, eoataiea very larE suits ~ supplied with
son spring
wuod and cos vaa ps.sy dsmb stables,
Ac and everY calculated for the comfortable
p@c ~ pvsse fensasmsa The
hsen pevsd sad 70 BE- nmeAiasy lighted with g For
apprn J. C.McOUIRn.
hep a6-1v
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CANDs AND CUMMTHGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights ssieMcha Nour~e Co Of this city, have been
United
machine thoroughly and
by practical bckmake throughout the be The
purpose produced Iii
ceuy worked by the application ~ any motive powet, se.m
water empced, and
manner eIccng rapidly Of other machine
for that purpose
The American patent Is only delayed until the
protected abroad Meanwhile, NJ N h Co.
OF crory and
xood
Apply letter. psid nj their once, corner Of 9Th and
streets, M the Post ofhco Department.
Jupelg lg-eodn
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National Medical College, WasslinEson.
THE Thirty Lectures ~iI
the fourth Monday in October, and continue until March,
Miller, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnson NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women aud Children. aa.te
Riley D., Professor of Mu,ers Mcdca, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Fred May the Principles and Practice Of
Surgefy. . .
Grafton Tyler M D., Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
Robert King sion Of Mcrosccpul and Pohoce
cal Anxiomy. II
Lewis H. Steiner NJ Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
Chss. r. Force, nj. D., Proscctor and Dcmonsuator.
facilities for the prosecution Of practical anatomy
ample.
Like Europe, from which the
clinical
under the roof .. +4 ...s
The buildings since the last session for
Of the slick will greatly extend the usefulness Of
he med surgical clinic
expense for fall OF lectures SOS
anatomy by the demonstrator ~
Matchmaking fee payable only once)
Graduating expenses
Medical and Surgical Clinic through the whole
ROBERT KING STONE, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty,
Once and residence corner of and l4th streets
Aug l7-2awtistNov
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NOW Opening = mptenAtA Assortment 81 Fall And
winter goods d variety which viii ss On the most
a Part o( consists sf .
LOO Pasmct.a cIohs In all the most choice co'o ana
evewsey Of qualities In the assortment We have csc'ce
lot Of coors. which very desirable n this use
10 pieces all wool rpcusscnss, bse, ress, r"H, ss"n
brown, slate, and tan co'ors
piece. printed msnsseines in great variety 'yes
very beautiful tH
= pieces very Hnr Persian cloths very rich styles
coaovsd French nanseis, mr. chiarsn's sscks &c.
printed -, u, ssd 81 cents SEINE
new-style p,Atds In the lot !. .
Mesack psnm su"aose o chts0ssu, and
warranted perfectly fAss snsovs
pieces fall gnahams, seane very bright hMM
CAnrTTINos. ff8
we have vssy
ry capes'nr, which will css
n District .Nf.as Il N@t1f - =
Also, paid suitable ~ dinsns
oicicths coesvd taxss cspesA ,ns vas.ty
housekeeping sccds sHy n which Win us sAeaS ~ Gosh
very Panctsa' Customers Ffn8
N ua5 W. n. sHUsrER CO..
. -. ssvsnaA sssss, ssAr fsnsS4rvxnm svssss.
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law school Of Cumberland Univeraity, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham caru,he lass Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee. f.
Green. Of tho Of the
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brofn6ed Ridley Of State
Judges Csu Green dev u their whole time sxciusvey
10 the school,
Of Daily examinations Of each cass the
No OF lectures but explanations OF the
daily . the progress of the examinations
Weekly of and equity, In which
of facts by psofcs
prosecute all the actsal
practice The framed require hsm 10
documcnts b~ read
dence the Some cf ,hc are taken by appeal TO
which held monthly In the cass, and In
cod Of session. The students act ns CLERKS sher
G Jurors Judges and chanceors, and In other ocial
paciies their SUITS
the third Monday
Thursday in February Tho second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday IN July.
Errsa per ,sssiorTuon fee ESQ., in sdvsncei connsen,
81 boarding $50 furnish their books,
viii can be had in hookstores.
No study required for nd
There csssss. siuden snsr ~
any time daring the ccscsiate
There moot Legislature couWsct~d with the school
8 I7F fNr ROBEHT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb lI-eoly President Board " Trustees.
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General Claim Agency.
SOMMERVIIIE Agent Attorney for tho prosecution
III land claims against Con
the executive departments Virginia scrip and land
bought sold. iorm &C., hc
forwarded per mail, upon request
Office 7l street. Office Department Postages
letters be prepaid Address above
Washington, u. c.. July i5-law;Anodkcp
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VENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by
appointed stass, under The snperin
tendance c Cosc~cl r. T. p Alien, d,~nsnnes GRADUATE
aided ny an able faculty Ths
the best colleges with the
ste atcs nanrnl scisnce and
and practical engineering
The ss.S Of the Institute wiz = entirely rsn''ed ana afrsns
before the opening Of the
will ewAcr the instve entirely uuequa''cd
rces~s aeseaherss Of residences
and sFsctness 6
will the second Monday in Sep
,.bes AI00 annual session. tsur
ssnp, f~e - exsrn,) payable in advance
Military Insitne Frsnk'in coun
W r.. DUDLEY,
lane Is-3saw4m President OF The Board
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OcorkeaoWn Female Seminary, Cc0rgct0Wn, D. =.
THIS institution open operation Tbs course nf
study - very thorough and paesed The principal supen
tends AZ the departments study assisted the best
most ecen teachers The seminary the vey hnest ad
yanasvs 20 parents who wish their daughters under wate
ful care and parental attention
Boarding and tuition ali English branches @OO session Of
ten months Ffeneh, music, drawing, sc. sxtra.
Day pupils from IS to SIC per quarter Of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues be had applications TO the pl
ciPal. =
lHtH WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Sept e--3awdkcp [Starl Principal
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BYR0BERT ARM STRONG.


VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAIE-WlI be sold at
pabc auction, M0adsy, day of October ne1 at
half four o'clock 10 tho evening that valuable property on
n ard l3h and within feet o fenn
ylsana aseas consisting OF three hreesoy bnek dwelling
wt akaec s&ories cellars each In ad
brick back buildings TWO
his with other and the whole resting on ten
thousand asd uinety-one feet Of ground.
I'd There Including for kitchen, oy rooms
e highly hnhed in the three main houses ana ad
joihinS NH buildings
Ihk pSpsny within two squares The State aud Treasury De-
public immediately In iion
OF qpemtnss beautifully Improved public ground which,
with psnnayvania running obique e south of ~ ana
paesiDg side beaului cspecb
wltA AFgs oDcH toI the free cculation OF air
Tbe several past ANA are
new. cseaped Wy boarding houses bnt tho houses
10 oas tenements with stores or oces
al rorntr of y
One d cash balance in iwo and hsee years The
interest nom the day
deed given and deed Of trust taken Iile ndspua
GHEEN SCOTT,
Sep o--d AL N 4t#s@4 NJ Aucsioneen
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uTAsHlN0rOs STOVE MANUFACrORY. ssutheass
The uSser Scs leave to cali ihs susnsoa Of hi. many pson.
public generally his and carefully selected
The avincSe cook, ovea, wood, which
out,
three hundred so'd within the last assa oaas
void .n,.vy and durable :as,. e.. COS. o' wood
S'S S.ras~ Ds'"i,ssl si,sslhs T., fos % wood e Fol
nslrao,s alright, 'or wood aep
Delaware Cook for wood or
EnchArue-s for wood or coal
y,s,cs% ys s.ss1.,. e, 1Ss sss :, ~oss CO.. Or Goa,
Cooks Favore for wood
Kitchen Com panion W
Boilers Top, or nine paiei for wood re.nI
RANGES. .s.s
Invipejb,s range opsr-
aaon, has nc bee surpassed n =
Water Water back: s for duo.
WOOD AR-TIGHTs.
Nom. air tight, and beautiful pattern, Close
Nome Air light, ,wo-story, elo-s open from,
baltimore ar Ugh,
Troy sir-ash'
Ru.sa iron tight s.p snA bottom plates, Acs
PARLoR COAL STOVES. es.5
:ass :s.sss 10 % M and iainss' my dasr.n, pattern.
sliding 1oor wssss,Iu. he.u,ifs' nn.h,
Coal rrsnIins
star Frankhns
Alleshsny coal burner
parlsr
Bostos parlor
Star radiator
radiator
Fire King radiator, &C.
pINISoRooM STOVES
Csat oven, cylinder base coal
Rassia iron ovss, cylinder base, for coal
Model parIor cook for coal
Hos air psrIo<, for coal
,aa CyLlsDER AND CANNON STOVES
Jenny Lins, i'ot., Harp Cannon
ovstes octagon cannon, bsr-room
Irving basner, coal bases
p,i0, II, and lainch hall stoves, nc.
ENAMELLKD PARLoR cRATEs
large assortment, the best sesssssn .s:slasss
ptsin polished hars, nc. N
r,, sjshs 49, oo a. Inch, and are -hsiek
Cylinder brick, ., 10, IL II, ~, and lsincA
HOT AIR FURNACES. -
Chlscns patent warming and veasasins nsee, which
Worlds Pair Prise medal ios1oa, ek ba4ss
eod ssd silver ~sds nss psem.s s s rscsss piscips %
TIT. ~ o.ss..r cs.or. Boston,
o s..s comesy adapted III ssrs'"s aahsse''s end s
The following sss some n the ssponan, ssasa
his Purity Of ai fsom the s.,s ss z.
to red h Iron sscss pows arrangement y. -
feel great durability of farssce not hsss -
perfect safety a9ainst ssuns Are 10 wh.ch sey
ca.sd, nay = - sow se'sr. and ere s.s . Sr,
leSenHed seystep 81 ssss a. ,so., ~ sst.u.s.Ass
Mss..s TO. %:s. :ss ". s. S.;s sss ss %
presslsus, scnsisans cf Egyptian, s'ocs'e"s 'e"
Coal nods Ill sizes.
s.s ..1 sosssn .hsesoa WORK. boards, pns
.sd rspsirss, made At short notice.
dooss 1n Ssiivsred u chafse.
,ss rhsssrs elsewhere f~esins -
s-s' e"ssp"s. :" 'As Das,:s ,ss'rsy
tga Pssssysvs.a aaA iiA "rss'
os1s M--sehs ~ f1NH NIA .6*nrea iT f1lftH sal hr1
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ArpCws opening Of thc richest and bsn A.
saa ssocks Of M goods sm New Yoss md eves
hrove We think useisa ns ~ % eAunsrsts
syscies chAs~s and tsAa, bu
respectfully attention cf hs pab'ie V~o.~~
sep Qe-3taw1w HALL bhUTnna-
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decided BAR0AINs-I the articles below named We
IL prepared to Offer great bargains
40 pieces Irish linens, all qualities, various grades,
linen
100 damssks linen shesiinRs and towel
ings, all styIes, widths, and qualities
large lot Of linen sheeunas spd pillow case linens, all
widths +
leo dozen dxmask napkins and doylies.
Purchasers Of linen fail stock
IS Dozen isdtcs' Md gloves and black mel mita
400 pieces real Welsh and American AanneIs
~ Psiss superior blankets, also crib blankets
WV pieces superior best brands
Az knds of n"Nfnria goods great variety
case French AL shades
~ cartons mousscIines. all shades
~ pieces black stks Of the best brands
W pieces plaid silks, rich and cheap
~ pieces Highland piaids fov chsdrcn's
case long shawis. patterns
10 pieces fine black French and cassisncrcs
lW pieces low priced mcusseines, patterns
~ pieces plain and rch figured l~is asnnels
large Of all kinds OF domestic dry goods
WIN no-t other articles ususy fund IN weIor dry goods
mouse Al ~ which sell prior removing
our new store room, which is nearly ready.
Terms cssi,, unless arranged - the contrary.
cases rERRv BRD IHER,
Miss Dcrrnous Building
sepN Opposite Centre MARKET.
| i
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two now, esEibly
situated modern with marble mantcls fixtures
kc for
private Rcntee family, tsnied upon avoais terms
punctuai tenant, on application 10 ~..u~
Aucuoneer Ccmm~~cs Merchant,
Rouh Pennyvrna avcpue ph and losh srsss
Ap e-codu
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Maryland.
John II ALLEN Superintendent graduate OF the United States
Military Academy West PonThe sixth annual session Of this
the first Monday in October
Terms per Modern languages drawing and music
The academy situated ON peninsula surrounded BY salt
beautiful, healthy II facility OF
Baltimore. Catalogues containing all
obtained bookstores OF Messrs
Gushing Bailey, Messs Murphy Co.. Baltimore
Baltimore, by application TO the superintendent.
RKyEnKsCKs.
Col Samuel Cooper ndjutsn, general, United States
Joseph Taylor, United States Baltimore, Maryland
John n. D. Lairobe, GEO.. Baltimore Maryland
Col Andrew Johnson, Nashville, TeDncsseen.
Henry Pont, esq., Wilmington, Delaware.
Col w. w. d Bliss, United States army, New ohsaaA
Aug 7-eod8w'
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w y. O. McGUIRis. Anetionser.

".
EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
"a Tuesday morning. October 4 10 o'clock shall
Keller Presidents all
md Kitchen furniture comprising everything
a lrst-cIaxs h0nrdng house We In part
Large French plate mirrors, Psyche glasses
mahogany sofas, rockers, and parIor chairs
Msflde top and other tables
.YAn~ mahseaay s.d painted wardrobes
y MahssaBy marhis-op dressing aud plain bureaus
MAsble-tQp and plain wsshsands E
Tapestry, three PITY AMI ingrain carpets, rugs
MaAogapy French and other bedsteads 4a
Feather beds, hair and husk mattresses
k Bedding Of every description table linen
Fine white and gilt china
LAtea OF cr0ckery and glass ware
Large refrigerator, hall, solar, aud other lamps .
grnte cooking parior stoves radiators
arso kitchen requisites, with other articles TOO
MENTION =,
Oft superior quality and IN excellent
order, odeng favorable opportunity TO persons iunishnS'
At q O'Clock
nne gentle horse, eight years old.
s.4 \ good carriage and harness 4H
And q superior mch COW.
Ters S2S under that credit ol two, four,
and months satisfactorily endorsed BEARING interest,"
j. Q. MCGUIRE
San a4-d sss. sseta gMs. Auctioneer.
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Yoasg Ladies' Institute, Pitssnsid, Massachusetts
WELLINGTON II. TYLER, A. NJ,
J. HOLMES A0NEW ID. D.,
Principals and Propvietors.
THE winter term the I'd OF November. Early
pcatoA for places desirable The location is unusually
heau te the wnisr cold but not liable
huuu health provisions
physical culture besides othe of the finest
N We commend attention friends high
disciplinary edacson the systematic four years
with In wholly
and
Gated sentemen besides hour lecturers
For catalogue issued be had application
Sept 6-dm'
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA HOTEL,
"A.
SAMUEL @. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
gtsaed North side Of Broad Street, three Doors wofc
WasAingfon Street.
THE subscriber having taken OF this rs, botel
his undivided attention the accommodation OF
his His efforts will he directed
comfort of all him with
with transient BOARDING well such
through travellers mny prsironxs his daily ordinades
The will be
OF the house, and add reputation daily.
SAMUEL @. WILSON.
Aug 30-d7sA lawtlNov
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AAGHIFiCENT MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
yoR oorosxR, 1858.
PAYMENT or rRIZEs GUARANTEED by THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.
EGERToN q BROTHER.
Regular licensed agents for the State OF Maryland
street and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the Mt
ention OF hc pnbhc brilliant
drawn a The United States;
RICH-ONE DOLLAR SCHEME!
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