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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

In the Orphans Court
of Cambria county,
Penna. The Common
In the matter of the es- wealth of Pennsylva
tate of James Rhey, de- MIA to Linn Boyd and
ceased Ann L. Boyd, his wife,
Peter B. MCord and
Mary j. MCord, his
wife.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
You are hereby cited
to be and appear before the Judges of our Court,
at an Orphans Court, to be held at Ebensburg,
on the first Monday of September, 1858, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to accept
or refuse to take the Real Estate of James Rhey,
deceased, at the appraised valuation put upon
1t by an inquest duly awarded by the said Court
and returned by the Sheriff on the 9th day of
June, instant.
Witness the Hon. George Taylor, President of
said Court, at Ebensburg, the tenth day of June,
A. ID. 1858. r. L. JOHNSTON
Clerk
Ebensburg, June 80 1S53-36- -6t
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04
s. PETERSBERGER,S
Wholesale and Retail
Clothing Store.

Summit, Cambria County, Pa.
Coats, vests, pants, hats, caps, shirts, hand
kerchiefs, crayats, boots, shoes, carpet-bags,
trunks, &c., sold cheap for cash.
Summit, May 10, 1853-3O-tf.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04
LIVER CosrPxAIyT

LIVER COMPLAINT
SAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA. HRoNrr n,
v0US DEBILITY, DISEASES - hEa-
THE KIDNEYS
and all
diseases ar
ising from dis
ordered liver or sto-
mach, such as constipa-
ton, inward piles, fullness or
blood TO the head, aciditv az y,
stomach, nausea, heartburn. dieer,.
for food, fullness. or wright in the $500,
sour eructations, sinking or futtering - .s'
OF the stomach, swimming of the had t- ts.e p
rled and difficult breathing. flnttar;.-
at the heart, choking or suffoca-
ting sensations when in liy-
ing posture, dimness of
vlsion dots or webs
before the sight
fever and
dull
pam IN the head, efficiency or perspiratio, -,
IoWness of the skin and ewes. main II '''
the side, back, chest. limbs.
&c, sudden Aushes
OF heat, burning in the flesh.
constant imaginings oF evil and ,r-.a,
depression OF spirits, can be effectuaIy cured bv
DR.. H0OFLAND's
CHLESR4TED GERMAN BTTTERS
PREPARED BY
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

In the matter of the es-
tate of James Rhey, de-
ceased.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

DIR. GEO. B. KELLEY
0FFERS his services to the citizens of Jeffer-
u son and vicinity, in the practice of Medicine
and Surgery. Office next door to Mr.. Lytle's
store.
Jefferson, May 26, 1853-31-tf
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He is described as follows in the New Orleans
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

Ebensburg, April %, 1851.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

The highest price paid for wool at the store
GEO. j. RODGERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

A SAD CAsE.-Yesterday morning, Mayor
Tucker was constrained to send over to the
County Jail, for thirty days. a well known cit.
riseD AS a common drunkard, and habitual dis.
tCrber Of Inc peace. few years ago the in
dVdual referred to was a prudent, industri.
Gus man, the owner of number of houses,
and the head Of a happy aud respectable fami-
ly. His property is now gone, his household
broken up, himself wretched and miserable
laebrlate. Latterly, hs has betrayed a sort Of
insane desire 10 enter into the umbrella bus-
ness, in the qualification of which he would at
tack children in 'he street. in rainy weather,
and plunder them of their umbrellas. These
articles he would carry TO his room and care
fully stow Them away until demand of restitu-
ton was made by the owners. To such ex.
teat did he carry this singular propensity that
a general complaint was lodged against him
nsgat before last by regiment Of umbrella
owners, and yesterday morning he was sent
over as above stated.-T Trenton True Amer.
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SPRING GOODS Cheap, Cheap, Cheap

~ have just received a full assortment OF Spring
Goods, which will sell at such very low prices az
cannst fail to please.
In Dress Goods, our assortment is complete
Berege de Lsnes 12, l6s and 25 cents plain and
inquired Bereges; Grape Shaws; Foulard SILK; fancy
ofess Silks white worked Dresses; Gin CHAINS; Para
sois Sleeves and Cuffs; Collars; bonnet Ribbons
curtain Mustss; Frnges IL linen Sheeting and
pillow case Linens; Towels; Napkins Table Cloths;
blrd Eye Disper; superior Irish Linens; Qailts;
nest Aid Gioves; Mitts silk Gloves; ladies' and gen
tiemens Hose of all kinds; bleached and brown
Cottons; Lawns; Prints; checked and striped Mus
Inns, with 1000 other articles. for sale cheap at
spll LEWIS, lis and SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

WKsTERE LUNATIC AsYLUM.-A cores
pondenJ, whose letter was published yes
tariav, made some allusion 10 visit to this
aIuirably managed Institution. We have
before Us the annual report of the Press
ideut aad Directors, from which we gather
that the whole number of patients provided
for during the year was 438:-males 25S; fe-
males $50. The number accommodated last
year exceeded that of any proceeding year by
81 There were 80 discharged during the
vsar-the term discharged" including deaths,
Of which there were 35. DR.. STRIBLIEG states
tea; the number cured during the year was
notso great as could have been desired. He
urges the importance of bringing patients TO
tae Asylum as soon as possible after they are
attacked. Delay diminishes the chances of
benefting them A table shows that ll6 coun-
ties ID Virginia have sent patients TO the insti.
tuition. The highest in the list is Augusta
which Il as sent since the foundation of the in.
sttution IS; Rockbridge has entH-Rocking
ham 4l-A lbemarle 32-LQudoun 32-and 9TH
er counties less. The operations of the estab-
Iisnuent have been admirably conducted. Tho
farm and dairy are credited with $3ll9.97, and
the gard.n Sl204 l8. Our low land farmers
should see what a small piece of land did
tl.S.
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..THIs Is A GREAT COUNTRY,

J. OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET 1T ALL
FENCED IN.-There 10 no resisting the pres.
sure of the times. Steam and electricity, cal.
oric and galvanism, spirit rappings &c, are
drawing US on with a high pressure force
But notwithstanding all this, the place to get good
bargains in Watches, Jewelry, silver Ware
and Fancy Goods, of every description, is at
ELIAS HALES, No LOG Main street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York, are plenty as blsckberries,
and will be satisfactorily explained to my new Gus.
toners when they give me call. My stock com
prises so great variety, to properly enumerate,
would require volume sslarge as Webster's Die.
tionary. Susice it to say, greaIer assortment of
Goods cannot be found in any store south of Ma.
sun and Dixon's Line, or north either. 1t would
give me great pleasure to show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that they will fnd ready sales for, at a prof, of
over one hundred per cent Having made ar.
rangements TO import Goods largely, suitable for
this market and receive Goods direct from tie
manufactures, will keep up supply throughout
the season Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing to make large sales the profits will be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH 80 Goods, No 106 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

GENERAL AGENCY.-The subscribers of.
VI fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country al General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and collecting OF
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
TlMBERLAKE g. LEWELLEN
The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
L. w. Timberake in the General Agency and Col.
ecting business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern a continuance of the same.
jal4 ALFRED LEWELI,EN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

The Gas Works in the city of Philadelphia +,
are owned by the corporation, and it was stated
in the publication of the Committee Of citizens,
short time since, that gas was furnished 10 the
inhabitants at 81 per M., whilst those of the
Northern Liberties and Southwark, who are
supplied by private companies, are charged
50 so per Nj. From the Journal of the Franklin
Institute, it appears that the corporation now
supply gas at 81 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

CAPITAL ms. CARoLIrA.-The Charles
ton News, speaking of the growing prosperity of
that State, says,planters are nov very general
ly free from debt and that there are now larger
dIsposabe means in their hands Than at almost
any period in the agricultural history of the
State. For few years back the cotton trade
has welded remuneraiing returns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16
a THE CHEAPEST WHOLE.
"a SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT

GDTHE CITY OF RICHMOND-HENRY
HYMAN, of SO Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns has just received from Europe, direct
another lot of splendid Gold Watches, and some
very superior double and sin. lie barrel Guns which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
examine my stock before going North and also be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY HYMAN,
SO Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
NB-Just received, direct from the manufac.
turer. few more of the latest patent double bar.
rel Guns, which have given such general satistac
ton; cali spor,smen, and examine them. Also, a
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts &c
ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

We learn from the Columbia, South Caroli-
na, Banner that, on the Charlotte Railroad, on
Saturday, spark from an engine caused a
bale OF cotton 10 take FIRE on train q few
miles from Columbia. There was great dam
ger OF the whole train being losr but by great
exeruon Of force sent up Immediately from
The depot, there was only one car destroyed
@,,a 80 bales of CO ttou
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e NEW EsTABLIsHhIkNT.-ED.

e NEW ESTABLISHMkNT.-
"a WARD KERSEY, late of the firm of Ker.
ANA sey 81 Pearce, having taken the Store one
edoor West of the Old Stand, and had i,
put in complete order s prepared 70 attend the calls
OF his old friends and customers. Strangers visit
Ing the city are requested to give him a call
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
He has just received a large supply of the above
goods Of the latest styles.
Watches and Clocks repaired at short notice and
at III oderate prices. ap 1l-6t
AARPEK's MAGAZINE, 0Ec.-Harpers
L Il Magazine for April-25c
Louis the XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince
so cants
Ellsn Linn, Franconia ssoriss) by Jacob Abbott
so cents
A Child's History of England, by Charles Dick.
ens-5U cents
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, by II Cox,
D D-Sl
Punch's Prize Novelist by Thackeray-50c
Lives of the HumbOldts-$l
the Monarchist; Novel, by John Jones-50
cents
Agatha's Husband; Novel, by author of ogilvies,
&c-37t cents
Clara moorland, by Emmerson Bennett-50c
The Heir of Kedclyfe, by author of the Two
Guardians, &c-Sl
Bleak House. by Dickens, No 13-12i cents
Received and tor sale by
HAROLD & MURRAY,
mn ~ Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

A correspondent of the Apalachmola, Flori-
Ga, Advertiser, advocates the planting of vine
yards in that State for the production of wine
for which the soil and the climate are both ia
Vorabte. lie says wine. dried 6gs, and raisins.
can all be produced in abundance there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

SCARCITY OF SEAMEs.-We area informed
that there has not been, for loug time, such &
scarcity OF seamen as now exists in this port
quite number Of vessels are detained in pert
Tor want OF men. The highest wages are be-
ing paid, but they fail to produce the men
From s2@ 10 s25 advance is being paid 10 New
Orsans; the same advance and 500 per month
10 Liverpool; $40 per month TO the West In
dies, and other ports in the same proportion. -
Boston Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier concludes letter, under date of
10th inst, with the following paragraph:
T. due to candor 10 sdnit that in all res.
pec,s Gen. Percs has thus far conducted
his administration with dignity and pru.
deuca. Hs has resisted with firmness all ap.
peals and all influences not consistent with
4 decidedly conservative and national policy.
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IL DAILY DISPATCH
CowARDIN, Proprietor.
s~nz z PLEASANTS. Editor.
5@I,TE CAPTAIN WEBB OF THE
lnh NAVY.

-, .-,yact from the Norfolk Courier OF
>, ,hs following more extended notice
- ~. .,,ri,orious officer and estimable gen.
tsnsn: u:,.h;.
S0S-snd in the early part OF his career
Ha"' '.,,,sfy employed on foreign service,
as ne of our most skilful and distln
V10S' ,ounanders, with whom he enjoy ed
G-'-,,o,,on of being an able seaman and an
ts ,,d ,eritorious sofficer-iaithiul 10 the
L",f : In,y. and unsurpassed in devotion 10
e'"S ,,,,'s rights and the honor OF its flag.
-, ,',ly be said that lie was mo c0sr-
!, he remsrked on a particular occasion
'e,s,.ble Senator, when demanding his
a1vancement. Descended from sew
aC,hs ~,ost ancient aud chivalric families
go 81 Dominion, and imbbing their lofty
r,.oriplss and spirit, he had never learned 10
tu-or fatleT; but magnanlnous indePen'
Js,re WAS one of his prominent traiis. Al
,.,,eh modest and retiring IN his manners to
t--.e VINO sought his society, ana IN the DO
uestc circle, he was lot only piano ana cour
fs3,.s. but proiusely ho.pItaoie ana lacetlous,
s.0snsiny ioy and gladness around the festive
Gosrd and imparing Virginia tceicome TO
81, He was born at Belv dera, near Rich
T.ord. long the family abode, and distinguished
a. me mansion of polished hospitality, during
i. AaIcvon days-rhe day of the Randolph's,
Eegry' 5. Lewis's, F!emming's, sc. A short
I.q.e priorlo the war of 1912, with a commen-
6a5le ggai to improve himself in seamanship,
he ayaied of recess in service 10 join the
mercantile marine. On this voyage he was
impressed by British frigate, and after war
kai yepn declared, was captured in the United
SAFES brig Rattlesnake, and sent prisoner
iu5 Halifax, where he was detained many
months until exchanged, enduring great hard
sa.1s and pTivations during a severe winter.
"Commo. w. successfully passed through
tie grades of Lieutenant, Commander, and at
,a.aad to the rank of Post Captain, in the
course of which he served in the Meditena'
rsan. West Indies and Cult of Mexico with
m1ch credit, successfully commanding the
Saark, Vandalia, aud Warren, with the re-
spec. and confidence of his officers and crews.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16
WILLIAM MOUNTJOY,S MARBLR
p! EACIORY and Gra To- ard

w ALLaAM MOUNTJOY'S MARBLE
FACIoRY and Granite and Stone Ysrd east
corner of 9Th and Main streets, Richmond VI Il =
81 al umes prepared to furnish Marble Monuments
Iomos or Head Stones, OF any size or pattern; Mar
pie Manteipieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
workmanship, at the shortest notce. and on "a fa.
voraole terms as any.othsr establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Gra.
mite Quarries of easy sccess from the city. and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far
ismed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house.
WORK, In lhe most reliable manner, with such dis
prtch and upon such terms a. cannot f Tito plesse
every one.
EY YGranite furnished Of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work
NB-HavIng recently engaged q very expert
enceo Carver and Engraver he Il prepared to do eli
kinds OF ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH I6Nams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16
Oft IN THE Silly NlGHT.-
" oft in the stillY nj ght. hear the cd chur

oft IN THE SILLY NIGHT
" oft in the sriIly night, hear the Old church
bell;
The hour of night, with great delight its citizens
will tell
Yet years pass on, and still that sound, its memory
still will cheer,
OF friends that pass from that sweet sound each
day and every year.
friend had, who died and left me, with his lit.
tie stock;
silver Watch, with chain and key, and very an.
cient Clock.
For years I've tried TO make /: go, and time to make
il keep;
At last took it to store around on Governor
street.
But now the Clock and Watch is home for time
they're hard to match;
So can safely recommend, to go from the DIS.
patch.
To BARTHOLOMEW'S store, across the street,
I'm sure he'll do it well;
So now sdieu, to all of you, and all your friends
please tell.
BARTHOLOMEW Watch Maker,
Opposite the Dispatch office, Governor street.
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A COPPER MINE WORTH HAvING.-On the
5th inst., 200 tons of copper ore from the tStih)
mine Of the North Carolina Copper Company,
were sold at auction in New York. The com.
petition was spirited, and the entire amount
was bought by the Revere Copper Works of
Boston. The 80 per cent ore sold at Sc SO, a
per cent equal 10 S204 per ton, and the 90 per
cent ore at $6 l2l, per cent equal to 1922 80
per ton. The aggregate amount ofthe sale on
Tuesday was about $4,000, making $50, 900
for the two sales, the produce of about four
months operations with IS or 90 men. There
have been 35 or 40 add;tionsl hands sent to the
mine, and the WELD for the coming months, it
is thought will be 200 TO 300 tons per month.
After the sale of ore, 1927 shares of the stock
OF the Company were sold at So ST. a 50 per
share.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

The UNITED STATEs BANK.-The Charles
ton Courier says that letter has been receiv-
ed in that city, dated at Amsterdam on the
18th ult., from the gentleman who has hereto.
fore acted as attorney and agent ol the stock
holders oil this Bank, residing in South Carolina,
advising that he has found II impossible TO
accomplish any satisfactory arrangement with
the representatives OF the. stockholders in Paris
and HOLLAND. to bring the affairs OF the institn-
lion TO favorable issue, and that he has in
consequence resigned his agency in the busi'
ness. II will, therefore, become necessa ~ for
the stockholders in the Southern section OF tho
Union TO look to their interests by the appoint
ment of some other gent to attend 10 them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-16

AMkS RIVER CEMENT.-This yerv su-
perior and justly celebrated Cement which has
been used BY the James River and Kanawhs Corn
pany, q specimen of which be seen at the com.
vlgst'on Company, by the North River Naviastion
Company, by the Richmond City Gas Works. and
by various other persons and companies, and now
being used by Col c. Crozet. chief engineer of ths
work. and 10 pronounced equal, Ii NOT supsrior tn
any Cement manufactured in the United Ststes-is
now offered for sale, put up in new snd tioht bar.
reis, well prepared and secured In good order.
every barrel warranted. Apply to
CHAS. II. LOCHER, Manufactures
Balcony Falls, Va.
Orso ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
NH 23-lm Richuord W.
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1853.
GPRING INFORMATION OE CHINA AND

GPRIEG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
y EARTHEN WARE-STEBBIES. DARRA
COTT g. co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne 1Ol
BROAD STREET-By the ship Winfiel3 Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup.
ply of China and Esrthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are bringing us new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look.
ing-glasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods,
making our stock far superior to what 1t has here.
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect.
fully requested to call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing. NH 10
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FOR RENT.

a. PLEASANT RESIDENCES FOR RENT.
Fl Three of those beautiful cottages ON Mayo e..
being just completed are now for rent having every
convenience and being access BILE to the business
parts of the city These are certainly among the
most desirable residences cf the kind in the city
and persons wishing to rent should apply at once.
Apply 20
ap 1876 JAS n TAYLOR.
- FOR RENT, and possession given i'm.
= mediately, that large new Store or Lumber
house, on 18th street, next to Messrs Hartsook e.
Stokes and opposite Edwin Worthsm & Co. For
terms &c. apply to the subscriber.
IA TOBACCO FACTORY FOR KENT
- uray large Tobacco Factory, on Main street,
=; onered lot rent for the balance Of the year. 1t
S w Iesoy Tor operations, having eight new
1870, anu al other fixtures, of every description
smnassoevsr, for carrying on large business. 1t
gooa sweat house, and large yard attached.
NH 81 Torpp oooy
EfOR RENT OR sALE.-Tne an noscr;6.r j.
- su'nofiseo to rent or sell a valuabls Rrick
tenement, In an eligible situation. within svs MI
nutes walk OF the Banks The house con,.in.
eleven rooms; with gas throughout. Upon the lot
ls ,arge Kitchen, with other bui,dinss hvdr.n,
&C Liberal time will be allowed to a nnrchasar
An opportunity is thus furnished of making q safa
and profitable investment. Apply to ''''
ap8 w cnnn,N
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NEW ARTICLE OF SAFETY FLUID

LhMT-W Z.
The subscriber has recently gotten up Lamp to
burn Fluid. which he warrants will not explode,
and s entirely free from danger, only to be had of
him. He has also the safety fluid lamp, which is
made ordinarily at the factory, and any one calling
can see the difference. Call and see them tried.
NH 81 I'D b. EVANS.
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@@) DOG LOST.-Left the Floyd House
in December last, a very large Masti1
slut, vi q pale yellow color, uncommonly tall and
remarkable in appearance had on collar with
my name on IT. She has been often seen in the
city by persons who knew her, since she lef, ANY
Information left at the Floyd House, that will lead
to her recovery. viii be thankfully received and
literally rewarded, by
NH JOHN A. JETER
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NEW BOOkS.-Receved and for sale at No
~ So, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, by
JAMES GIBB
Vilette, by Currer Bell, author of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &c, price SOC
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Caths
rine Sinclair, SOC
Dsturnelrs Railway, Steamship and Telegraph
Book; being guide through the United States
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges, List
of Hotels, &c, with Map of the United States and
Canada, CSC
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, By Pierce
Egau, ESQ., compete Ia one vol, SOC
large variety of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly on hand and
for sale by JB GLIB.
NH
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- FOR SALE. Three very ossranIe
wooden tenements on Sd street; fi-st n . CON
talns three rooms and kitchen attached. and ,hs
two others contain three rooms each, with iot
fronting 81 feet, and ruus back $50 feet. Tbev
are all tenantsd at this time by good tenants Al ss
per month. For terms &c, apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO.
ap1 General Agent and Collector.