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DAGuERRFOTYPES.

THE undersigned respectfully announces thai ne wiz
l. remain in this city = short tme and will be happy
to receive at his such ladies and may
desire Lkenesses Of themselves friends or children,
neatly executed and set In lockes breastpin Finger
rings plain and fancy cases I'm the very best style
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examine
specimens and assured that picture is allowed 10
pass from his unless Is In every particular
iirely satsfsctor, to the sitter well the rtist
Webster & Miles. tdecIuI F.J.CHAPNAN.
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FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.

ISAAC HERMAN has now on hand large and well IS
sorted stocks of Groceries, Liquors. and Queenswsre
and Is constantly making new additions to every thing
i'm his line.
Fresh supplies of Butter Cheese Eggs, and Vegetables
of all kinds copstantl, hand and will be sold Ct
small advance On cost prices
Country Produce taken in exchange Tor gooos or the
highest cash price paid, novs1
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WOOLSEY & NELSON.

CHRiSTMAS.-A splendid assortment of Ivory, Self
u tipped. Ebony and Cocoa handled Knives and
Forks Also variety Of Carvers and Forks, Hunting,
Butcher and Cooks Knives, all of nne material and
beautiful finish, from the factory Of j. Russell Coz
lust received and for ssle by e.. NJ GRIFFITH.
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JOHN c. MATTHEW'S.
WIN e G A H r CT o II Y,

Sycamore ST., bettceen Water ard First streets.
TIVE subscriber has established Vinegar Factory ut
i adessrs. Z.hn & Witman's Liquor Store, ct the
above location where families and dealers may obtain
the quality Of Vinegar ut less than Cincinnati prices
His Vine will be equal the best manufactured in
the West. He attention Of the public TO his
parufuctory. fdec:-eml }. c. MATTHEWS.
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Hrf9Rp glRH 1NsyRA,NcE CO..

coRPoRArEp lslU.-CHARTrR PERPrTuAL
Axned Capt. $250. 0U0.-Sxbscribed CGPi Sl5o,ooV.
rJy long ests olished and well known institution
L rrnsacted q most extensive insurance business
for than forty years, throughout the United States
andBrtish North American provinces. II mas almeg
to &c public nddence, by an honorable and faithiui
fulent of its contracts; and the owners Of properly
are red that all fair claims for loss under its policies
vii literally adjusted and promptly. paid. Public
Bug, -Manufactorics, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Ho. Stores, Merchandise, Household Furpiturs,
We, on the stocks while In pori &c &c, wiz 1e
ins low the risk ~ill admit. The fol
loy Geptlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. PresideLt.
Albert DAY, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOE ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN r. BRACE.
HrNnY KrNrY CHARLES J. Rpss.
Charles TAYLOR, Secretary.
sIsroPnER C.. LYMAN, Assistant Scc'..
Applications for 4. surance may be made TO
ISAAC A. CRANE, Agent,
g Evansville, lnd.
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RGPARE FOR TIE Holiday
riE STORE Of the unde rsignsd Is now fully sup
)lied with full assortment oil fresh Tor5, directly
the East Her large assortment On hand comprises
finest collection of Fancy Toys before offered to
;con,munity Taese Toy- win Ice sold at the tersst
res and f.om their beauty and novelty solicit exam
lion.
LsO-Csudes and Coafectionarles 1T wholesale and
ill Parties can be supplied with al. kinds Of Confec
taries Cakes, Npts. fruits, &C., DC Shs -oiieits
attention Of families AID dealers to Al examination
LOUISA KOLLENBERG,
sc6 I'm Main st betw cen First and Second.
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TEwELRY & NOTIONS.-Ear-rings, Finger rings
al Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Stee
Beeds and Caps Brushes, Combs, Purses. Fame. Soaps
Accrdans vons, Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23 Iy WOOLSEf q NELSON.
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D. wooLsEY.
II. NELSON.
a U CT ON.
WOOLSEY Il NELSON.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Pictur- Frames, Notions &c. Particularften
ton given to tho sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cas
advances made on Coisignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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yULCANGZED sNDlA RUBBER
M aelline Kel1img.

THE experience Of the last five years has gained for
L this Betting the confidence Of the this,
together with the that great improvements have
been made in the quality, warrants the manufacturers
ass<t 10 be superior To leather or anything elsc-
for all open Belts. (nore especially for heavy main
Bits. for the foowi z reasons
The perfect equality Of width and thickness which
II will retain.
2. No danger Of heat under 800 degrees Fahrenheit
i it. aud il remains flexible any degree Of cold.
3. II is Of great strength and durability. does slip
the pnliies consequently gain of power is obtained
and. when adjusted to machinery, does require alter
alton. Is the with leather, any other.
4. In wide Betting, the cost is much below that OF
feather, or any othtr.
large rs ertment always on hand, and furnished
of given length. at the shortest notice. by.
decII-Is52 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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-orAozchafru WANIEO-
TOREAL ESTATE BUYERS.

REAL ESTATE BUYERS.
Ar a HA7REuL. CAIRO, ILLI~OTS,
JAS authority to sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
living within the city limits of Cairo. ne Land is
.tntea two miles on line west, from the junction of
he rivers. and thirty from he Illinois Central Kali
road contract for building evee around the land
aud as fulment rests with men OF almost ex
ability no fear failure in this behalf be
entertained If half the expectations enter
ained by housn Is of people concerning Cair are re-
aized within this land Will be directly ia the
centre of the city
UPIitle from the Government Terms easy.
Cairo Illinois, Nov. 25, 1852. ldcc3u
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NOTICE.
LAW NOTICE..

LAW NO5ICE.
~ NRAD BAkr X will continue to practice Law In
" the ircuit ourts of Vanderburgh and the adjoin
ing countless also in the supreme Court of the State and
i'm the Circuit and istct Courts Of the United states
for tbe Indiana District. Cce in Brays Block, on First
st-eet.
Evansville, Nov. IL, 1852. dec13-6m
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MOTTO

MOTTO
FIfHlS is TO NOTIFY THE PUB that have given
Il son JOHN O'BRIEN freedom trade aud do BUSH
ness for himself From and after this date shall claim
OF his earnings, and b.. se-poDsible his
debts Dated AT Evansville lnd this Goth day OF Dece
Der, A. ID. 1852. GEORGE 0'BRlEN.
witness, Horace PLuMER. dec2l-3tt
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EUsRNpTURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Bresk fast and Card
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure.u u.s. Rose wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges Bedsteads and Mats
tresses Also large and general assortment OF "oooS
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, soT sale low by
aug93. lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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BEWARE OF PINES.

NOTICE is hereby given. that any found t-av.
IN cling on the Towing Path or BERN Embark
OF the Wabash and Erie Canal. with q wagon, car.
carriage of any description, will be dul prosecuted and
lined In the sum of fifteen dollars for each oense.
See Re, ised Statutes of i943, page go.
WILLIAM J. BALI.
dec2i Iwd&w Resident Engineer, w d K. Canal.
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NOTIEE.

LII those having accounts against r. ID. EVANS & Co.'S
II Resaurat will please present them for settlement
On or befors the st day OF January Also, all
who owe the same will please call and aid the Col. in
carrying out the above arrangement dec2l-0
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Law NOTICE.

rNH MAS Z. GARVIN, Attorney at Law Evansville
l. Indiana. Cfice In the heretofore occupied
by Baker IL Garyin, in the Court House.
November, IL, lsj2. decision
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DAIsiNS-yo packages fresh Layers in half and quar-
S.s sv'' = 4A' ''' FOSTERS & Brown.
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TIE AREIV Al,

ATE ARHxf p IL.
= BXS Fresh Garden seeds for sale at wholesale,
i Il for which will take Rags, feathers, white beans,
beeswax, venison chickens, &c., in exchange:
deco 3In THOMAS HEADEN.
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EDWARD Smith, Treas. Naunkeas Mills.

CocHrco MAx's Co., Down, n. H., April, 4 1850.
Aorxrs or the BosroN BETTING COMPANY: Gents
have had Of yulcanizcd Rubber Belts, one
hundred and ten feet long and twelve inches wide in
rse Eve years and will say. another was wanted. we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
You<. truly. GEO. MATHEwSON.
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VrTsNrED..A DWELLING HOUSE suitable for
w small family. in good condition. One above
Msia ytreet would DO preferable
Yuouire AZ this cfhce. III
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CERTIF,CsTES.

RocKPoRr STEAM MILLS, april. Ie5O
AGENTS or THE BosroS BELrINe COMPANY: Gents
As it respects the Vulcanized Rubber Betting, 1t will
speak for ITSELF having been two years In use The
large main belt makes one hundred and eighty revon
tons pcr mnute and apparently good as the day
they were put on. We have also LARGE quantit, OF
the lilway Relsing which Is also doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
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49, FOR RENT-A House on Main street, suitable
I'D for store aud dwelling house. inquire OF
Ea-A noyc5 J. & W.REILLT.
THE EVANSVILLE OK STORE has lust received
l. James last novel, viz: Life Of Vicstudes, Shah
by Genteel Story. by ". NJ Phachcry. The history Of
Henry Esmond Esq. by Thackery. Matte Grifhih's
Poems. For sale by
deeJ3 SAMUEL LISTER.
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Cigars, Snuff. SmOki ing md 1hcwing
EOhncCn Arc

Tobacco, &c.
MOTTO SCHEAFFR has taken the stand formerly oc.
" ccpied by X. Seiiaefft First street,
Main and Locust. where be intends Keeping Ia nd for
sale wholesale retail the choicest bands of Havana
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Snuff, &c. DC.
Hs ipyes the attention of the public
reasonab = r-i'~s, TO inertia large custom
" B. Fipe, gar and Tobacco Eases &C.. always on
h.uJ ueeluf
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NAraKEAG COTTON MILLS, SALrM, April s. lcou
n AGENTS BosToS BELTISo COMPANY: Gents
IN reply TO your inquiries would say, that afer the
use OF Vulcanizsd Rubber Belts. manufactured By
Boston Betting Company, for two am fully
satisfied with their operation, although ut first taken, as
q matter Of necessity, drive the machinery that
stopped by the failure OF the gears adopted for this pur
pose. The Railway Betting, had Of you for the Con-
ductors complained Of by the that Started
them properly adjusted by his SUCCESSOR and have
been operation three years, and have worked we'll
recurring no repairs or particular attention. which
fact am OF the opinion when first put work, the
were kept TOO tightly trained on the puliies
Respectfully yours,
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GARDEN SEED so boxes Fresh Garden Seed las
" sorted) in papers, just received and for sale low by
KELLER 81 FARNSLY, Druggists,
novlS Ne.l4 Water-st. Evansville.
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To LET,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has some barrels ofsuperiol
large size Pinkcye Potatoes. Also. Gree Apples
Walnuts and hazel Nuts. Also. some Pope leads fol
cleaning windows ceilings carriages, and Ocha and
Rio Coffee; Tea, Sugar and Spices; Soap andCandes
and an assortment of Winter BOOTS and SHE'S.
dec4-Im
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New YORK, Jan. 4.

The Ericsson caloric ship made trial to-
day down the bay. She made twelve knots
per hour, with wind and tide.
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lust RECEIVED, per steamer Prairie Git
u IS bags Buckwheat Flour;
9 bbls Crahberries. For sale low ny
ISAAC HEMAy,
nov.3 Main street, between and Sd.
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CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION.-Ask for, and
take no other but McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN:
MENT put up i'm square bottles. some uupnnciped
dealers NAV Try TO palm upon you the Mexican MUSTANG
Lninent-it Is now put up spurious and aduite'ateo.
male Of lad-oil and lmewater, and sold Al ten eents
per bottle. Beware of that filthy soap grease oec2i
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HINGHAMS-e cases small stripes black ad white
VI received and for sale by
JAMES LOW Geo..
novi7 Sl7 Main St, Louisville. Ny.
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GREAT THROUGH LANE TO THE WEST.
Ia Ei 8 Al aCss...ssa.aia

Beot Ind oAo airoad from. Baaors 10 WAeshtg,
ertng efe wuh ne large, and spsadia steamers Of Ae
Un'on ne on he oAto, and tAe stages 20 zaHesUs, &c.
Ills expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing OF The Board Tee road being
excellent nfde the earnest attention travellers confidently
reced It's scenery upon
this road 10 Of The mo siupendous and character
The express ma train hayes Baltimore daily and
runs ditee through to Wheeling 1880 mles ~ S OF 10 hours
eiudins all stoppages arriving there at
passengers leaving bahnoIa al s. lay over of lodging
IN Cpmoeand IV me and proceed thence 10 Wheeling IN me
t@
TO with ihese trans leave Wa, hngon
aud daily, meeting baltimore the Wash
t
Wheeling the Of the Union
which have Just been completed for this form daily
win the and down the ONO u, Gin
einndti and Louisville where The Nashville, &c.,
the St. Louis aud New Orleans packets by those
further IN. .N
Pass Columbus Tor who prefer the land Gin
cinDat ard other of Oho and The West also d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
he best part OF the National road TO zanese &c and thence
BY railroad
railroad viii also mud This route, there being
places
Baggage checked through Washington wheeling, and
charge TOR transfer OF passengers hags +
Fare ckel M The right lie anywhere the
roue) from Washington 10 Wheeling, 80 80 Cncnnuu sl
Louisville, Sic.
Tickets be had of Mr. Parsons railroad station,
Washington am, of the other agents OF the company.
WM. PARKER, ....
May ll--du General Superintendent,
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-raaqu,ss wIn,e sulphur spr,ngs.

asfas Fvty ,atiss scest Of D.sfot Of CJiunhG, (.
hts esissAhmsn opan reception OF yes The
healing qualities OF The well established, aud By
arc regarded Inferior 10 State The buildings
,oos An pators, extensive paved whs and covered shaded
by beautiful s-r- rH"
hrstrnte secured and ample
.uppy liquors, which the country
dating agents win endeavor sake the lime TIE guea agree
able as possible
Terms follows $50 ending October
for months, S2i o two inoni ato ior month 35
woek lo one wesk soj day III 15 meals and odg
each, 80 Children under years
half No charge for eidrun under
cents day. $40 month"; The
having been obtained cofkage OF 81 boe and
larger quantities. viii be charged all that shall be brought
place by others. Bills payable weekly. -a#.
The Alexandria
The
Sunday Wauen,nn half
where hae line will take
to the Springs, and half es road
Alexandria Washington evening
Baltimore, An Ale
Bealeton
line iae couce will take the
the Springs, good road either
hie;andra the Syringe 81 so Travellers who
house, which place they leave the
Beaeon thirty where
Immediately % Ihe Springs, thlis making daily nes from
Beaeon, and from Warrenion, Springs
exaudra, and Springs by day
Passengers BY the evening train from Richmond the Springs
by day. BY the GordopsvIe sleep Cul
Court nuse. and Springs
good line Of coaches will from the Springs New Market three
tines week, connecting Gainess Roads
chester line.
blal,4l .as. THOMAS o FLINT
June l'--3awiwii -.u Superintendent.
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Law school OF Cumbesiaud University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caru,hers late Of the circuit
l. Judges Of Tennessee, t.- a.... +.
Hon Nathan Of the judges the supreme
OF Tennessee. ..t.# ........ .... ....
Bomfeid l. Ridley,
Judges Cartrs Green dev their whole time exclusively
school
Plan Of instruction II. Daily
books No regular Of but explanations OF the
daily the progress of the rkaminaiions
dents suits statement Of ncts given by the profess
aud them through all the
practice The are framed as 10 'equ'rs hcm 10 prepare
Deeds Wills records and all documents be
dence trials Some the by
which Is held monthly the and in
public The students
i Jurors Judges chanceors, official
paciIes with their suits.
Sssstcs The first the third Monday
tember, ana ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per ss's:onuion fee $780, in advance contingent
fec boarding about $50 Students their
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete the unless the
dents advanced class No required for ad
mission There classes Sludeuts
any during collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT L.. CARUTHER5,
Fab I1--s, ,Iy prp.iI M, rYpfsFr
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!. TREASURY DErArrsssr, June I, 1858,
PROPOSALS will be received Ibis department until Isl day
OF Auqu ner O'Clock for the construction Of the
house ONCE Wilmington Delaware, according
the boersped drawings and pesd specifications prepared
der the direction of this department Amm u.
vting architect thereof February
be for the whole building and for the different
the work the depsfaeut
hereby uyod should United require
furnished according 10 contract price sd amount be
by the SUPPLEMENTARY viii be proceeds AZ
teen cen, retained until the completion Of e contract and the
acceptance OF the work, Sc, by the superintendent.
awarded
and the
of the Secretary OF the Treasury will forfeiture
Every proposal be accompanied by written
ianed by responsible tcer6ed be
y the United sre- district Judge of diet In which
Persons re-de) that the bidder w when required If his
sal be accepted enter into and bond with and
uogrNphed working drawings and printed specifications
can be had and examined, touching
posed work b. obo,o.a application department.
'bs custom house Wilmington, Delaware. .#M.
Tue proposals n be this addressed tho
,'y ot the Treasury, endorsed Proposals
" wilmington Deiaware,') will O'Clock,
. on es day bred m receiving pre.eocs
"aoers, " any shall be present
80 -. JAMES GUTHRIE,
'"'f~ -"NtHusi .4-.. Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Feb il-eoIy President Board Of Trustees
TALUAHf.E and ilnprov Farm In the Vicinity uI

VALUAuLE and improved Farm In the vicinity oI
Washington for Salelhe undefsi '.Wood-
stock the farm which she resds certainly of the
valuable aud highly improved the vicinity Washington Ii
the District OF Columbia about miles from tile
fee road, of the best leading the c and the
diate neghborhood the lands Mes Young Addison,
Jenkn Gibson, and the hospital IL three
bund and land about hundred which
cleared in cultivation, and The residue heavily tnbered The
cleared land well enclosed. divided fields
which failing
De ashes stable and have been this
with effect within the last three and all
state to oduee heavy returns There seventy acres Of bottom
wheat The improvements 2ad consist a
combable dwelling dairy, poultry
gardeners houses barn. aud houses and outudgs
for the Of the farm Possession o: the m and farm
buildings viii be Immediately long credit will be given,
desired, for u portion of the purchase
For further apply John Carroll Rren attorney
street. James c. Mcclure,
Of 10Th street, whore plot Of the property
on the premises
Feb f0--2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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ynil.d states Patent odice,

Y WhslmnStOh June Y, 1863.
IN the petition of r. r. Dnpl, of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
" patent granted HIM the
blowers
PATENT which
takes rIaen the wenieishh dny of December eighteen hun
ded and hlty three, (iel3)
II ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, t December IL O'Clock, aud all
notified and show cause they have why
said petition ought TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file In the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing east
days before the day OF ennns all testimony filed by either
be said hearing be and accord
wit, the rules the office, which will be furnished
cation. (.
Odcred aso that this be prhlhed the Union and In
tolgencer, Washington Philadelphia, Penn
syvana Post lisbug Pennsyvan National Democrat city of
New York; and Post Boston, Massachusetts, week for
three successive weeks the 5 day Of December
the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEdtors the above papers win copy, send
bills the Patent Ohce continuing this
June a9-law3,y
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THE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture the
Il "COaPOSiTE IRON BAILING,n uneqnallcd Ia beauty,
strength Ornamoasd
rods and framework wrought iron, making either light
graceful like mn. ... I".".
WIRE RAILING,
and ,od like Each panel being thus made
solid piece for the of the
affect there rustng othe wofh Desgns Will bs
o address, postage free.
Prices from 80 cents IS nea foot Raling for pub
rronnds cemeteries, reandahs balconies, &c,
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
3as Broadway New York,
~ BG and his agents only peryoas authorized
sell this newly patented railing for Atlantic states,
W l6-d.n, IIntolI rH
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NUMBER 90
nietropelitaa Rallro.d.

puAsuANp TO resolution Of Board Of The
metropolitan railroad, and Ia conformity
n. o ue state OF Maryland, passed January OF 1853
ennied An act 10 incorporate Metopo Railroad Copa
y, notice Is hereby given The said
shares Of stock having been tken
Tue organization OF tke company subcrp
lions 10 ne capital stock Of the said Metropolitan Railroad
w ba Ioopened Wednesday, instant
KEPT the said 22d
elusive from the hour Of 10 O'clock Of O'Clock
said days. the places
respectively heretofore
that duty. r j + #
by order of the Commissioners ..# a.. +. .tssa.
# w w sEAToN, Chairman. f
FRANCIS DopoE, eeeIetrry.
The National ntegeneer the Union and Repabc wash
ingon The Advaeae Georgetown, d. q;
Baltimore, viii please above three
week iii the "a OF July The Journal Rockville Montgomery
the Herald C1en aad ia Frederick
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