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BEN. VI. NOEE & GO.
GRG5ERs, AND COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COLLEGE 5 STREET..
III. GORDON, c. b. BRYAN.
y r GORDON & CO.
AUCFi0H * CQMMtsSIOH MERCHANTS.
For tha sale CT Merchandise, generally,
idi NASHVILLE TEtIH.
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II AND FOR SALE.---The subscriber, living one
| 4 mile west Of Durhamvile Lauderdale county, offers
for sale his TRACT or LAND, containing 2lS ACRES,
about one half cleared and III cultivation with good grass
lots an apple orchard containing upwards Of 500 bearing
trees and some 81 different kinds; good Cotton Gin;
large and e,snmodous Dwelling House, and OUT houses.
The tract well waered with stock and drinking wGter-
will sell accommodating tfrns, or will take III pay
iupelS~lm DAVID FITZPATRICK.
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INSURANCE.
THE UNITED FIRzMENs INSURANCE COMPANY OF

THE UNITED FIREkIEEs INSURANCE COMPANY 0E
NASHVILLE.
s.- CAPITAL 100000 d D0LLARSt!
t. Chartered by the State
ETNHIS Company having fully organized is .-
ready 10 take risks ON ali descrip--ssSSS5Y-
tons Of propesty, against loss damages by -s~ -s~
tre, also against perils Of the or inland 49,
Igaton Propositions for insurance will be received at the
oee OF the Nashville Insurance aud Trust Co., College ST.
A. w. JOHNSON, President
j. s. DAsHIEIL, Secv. Nashville Oct. s, 1852.
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n, n- OCI Io54.
DR. BLEDsoE:-Some time has elapsed since gave a cet
ticate that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. now take pleasure in saving to
te public that my wife had for three four wears been
subeetto the worst kind Of spells of crap in the stomach
from dyspepsia. had tried OF several whom thought 10 be
the best physicians in the place and great MANY deren
e'cneS with nomentary relief Being persuaded to try
your alternative compound, did so-aEd am bappr TO saw
that 1t has entirely cured her. and would conscientously
recommend to all persons suffering from diseases Of the
I7erand dyspepsia. n. b. ROBERTSON.
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CHARLES W. SMITH,
BOOKSHELF AND sTATIGNER,

NO 'fA, Npll.t't sNIaEl-i
CCnOOIA Law, Medical Religious and Miscellaneous
- Books Also Blank BcusS aud stationery lowest
.-C,uutry Merchants and School Teachers sgpped on
lie most favorable terms. NashEuie ien'., lei. =
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:. 4. MORTON.
HRApY. GoRMAN 3 CQ.
RAMAGE AND CHURCH

W - E3,rr Street, AgStr.Ne, I,latSSse.
RE constantly receiving direct from the best Eastern
n Manufactures great variety Of Lafjss dH6 Gentle
80 :. Rsts aa9 Ni6,s of the L5teSt Sgis,-suabe for
fiilsr ntsul uaa,gg 7.a which offered clgter 10y
ths ,zsgilgs Jsss of single pair CltflY Btsc4a" and
al sr are invited tn anine our STOCK before purchas
ing. marchl9I RAMAGE Il CHURCH .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS
Navy Dnp,arnlrNrr.
Bureaa of Yards and Docks. lst June. 1858.

Bureau of Yards and Docks, Isl June, 1858.
tEAIED PROPOSALS i duplcate for each class separ-
- aiely, endorsed eIroIesels for Clas No. ;" for The
navy yard Memphis VIII be received al this Office until
O'Clock Nj on the 18th day OF July ne for furnishing aud
AT such place places within the navy yard
aforesaid may be directed b. the connandani thereof ihe
materials and articles herein specified, viz:
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DRUGS, &c.
]. RLEpsoIls ALTERATIYE- CoMponnn

IN. = in- BLEcSolS ALyEhAIlVE C0MPcUGD p
1bs Res3g al Reh-ss fo he Disefses OF fEs k5ssr
D9sfPsl, Eala5gessssf aud IsiaasGtoa II tee s,se,a
R,art,gr2s Cdiie f5aai2pee Flss Consideration. afl
taSas or tie Bdcs and sact diss1ses Js arise fJ, a
/ dt@aefa state n te .St0aaaeb, Laesr or B9fse as
SrrofYd and Sores " Gay hpf. fg GsRG,at D5it;iy,
fran ,eticA Lsfies f,teaNaflg sser tfeFs Il not IL
ttqaai in he sfi9e Jfaferta llaltoa. '.4 :. ~. b,
ENhE inventor OF this preparation for three years
completely pFoSraied from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
tue Liver that he WIS frequently for weeks time unabe 10
raise himself from hs bed He sought aid from physicians
al home and III Europe bat in vain his prnioince
hopeless BY thousands and it BY accident hat lie sue
ceeded in curing himself Since lie has been practcing med
cine ms success N such has been unraled. He
has been aware OF the incicduy of the public and cOilse
queniY said nothing Though the press OF his own case
until the character of the medicine fully established
advertised.
subjoin the certificate of Prof 81 GaBBERT of Mealphs
Ieln with whom often advised during the time my
suffering. 10l 51t7'
MEMPmS Tenn. April H. 1s1g
hereby certify that have been acquainted with IN.
n Beusoe and some wears AGO he was reduced Gel eve
lower than have any one that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver aecon
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
as Eelas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation Of his own in being restored to good
nediVn' NJ. GA3BERT, M. d.
Physicians are requested try this preparation We
iee satisfied twill sustain the character we give to il in this
publication .9-l l.-.- .,..
HUNTSVILLE January 10, 1852.
Dr. BLEBsoEI take the liberty and fell it to lie NV duty
70 recommend 70 all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels, your Alternative COMPOUND as very
sepeior medicine Ny aged 10 wears had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspens and diar-
riea having almost despared of his recovery con-
cluded to ny your Alternative two bottles of which believe
ehnfeiy cured lhin. .-.4. MlCAJAH CAlCE.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

TINHE above HOTEL is now open for the reception OF IN
l PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDfllS.. .i.l.s-a-
This long established and wellknown House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout, and furnished with
new and iJshioueble FURNITURE .....--
Tie TNBLE wild always be supplied with the BISSI tbe
market Affords aud the Proprietor trusts by systematic
both with servants and the regulations OF the house
generally he VIII be enabled give entire satisfaction TO
thc,, that Gity favor him with their patronage
r,pya-Ir trv, JNO w. SPEAR
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RICHMOND VA

orrBgc.--our correspondent sends US
very interesting letter from Quebec. IN when
ne speaks of Montgomery and his neiancnoiy
fate Yesterday was the Anniversary o. 'ne
battle before this same citadel, N when .ne
brave Wolfe and Montcalm fell, N 10Y .es ouf
correspondent next letter viii give some so &C.
tails of the events of that day, when VII pe
well worth examination. sasi
The Individual who stands sponsor for the
dispatch, in this day of Editorial Jopoishnsssss
and ,,on,posity, is mig. being ignored from
The fraternity Editorial, because Of the simple
and transformations manner in which his name
has been connected with the paper. he has
no taste for usage which seems to be Dor.
rewed from the necessity of labelling bad
pictures TO enable the spectator to know
what they are Intended for-as "fhis IS a
borse',--er perhaps with equal appositeness
..,lais Is an ass Without being a very vain
man, he trusts he knows enough of his pro.
fession and has worked his way to it with
sufficient diligence to save him the necessity
of writing under his name, athis is an Edi-
tor. He hopes, his friends especially the
younger mes4bers of the press, viii allow
him at least room to be partially within the
circle. In the matter of the preparation OF
the Dispatch, which by the wayis the work OF
never less than three and often of fivepersons'
he desires to be allowed to keep out OF view
all personalities the paper 10
speak from It's own tripod and to be judged
by its merits independent of personal lnnu.
ences. In this he but follows the style and
taste Of the ancient usages OF the press Tor
MANY of which he has great affection, while
in matters of enterprise he trusts he is a
sufficiently go ahead man fer the most ardent
..voupe American Hehas been an Editor,
with the exception of brief interregnum
for many years, and though engaged in ano-
Their business when the Dispatch started, his
finger has been in it from the first number
that appeared to the present day. He trusts
he may be pardoned for this reluctant allu-
sion to himself.
,4ddendum.- The Examiner Ito whom we
are much Obliged calls US the 'reteron' of
the Richmond press-representing us as the
oldest Editor though not by far the Oldest
man in the city" We thank our friend for
the qualification, especially; but we are moi
even the oldest Editor. Mr.. AlerGader Nose
ley of the Wing, is the veteran of the Rich
mond press Thank our stars there is yet
veteran to stand between us and that terrible
toast "THE PREssf'
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from New York. on the 18th instent As2s S
Mat Robinson. Jas Robinson, r C barclay and SON,
A i Carrier, Thos. j AIien.J Fl Hendron, William j
Wilkins. Jno McGowan, Jpo II GARNER, Charles w
Brown. Jas n Proctor, Chss J Manning, And Leslie,
Jos NJ Darlington, 3 4 BuIkley, Morris Meyer. jas
Evans, H Odenlart, Is May, W r Livinston, w
I'll II. Chapman, Chas A, Smith, Wln K Jordan, jos
Stern PHI Stern, Jno r Bennett, J Larzerlieve s.
D Staples nj D Bull J X s Lipsconnb. Taos p Barry
Chas Barber, w D Manning, z. u Eastman and IA
dY, u HolIenbacb and lady, Jas P Kennedy, VIM
II Reynolds, Thos r Durand, Jas Gum, Jas l. Coy s
CALDWELL, Jno r Bel, VIM X Crarner. Ro E Walker
Jno j Lindsey, NJ Il Caroon, Jas Smith, Miss Emer-
son. MrsL Sherman, Miss NJ s Crane, Mrs Betty
Ledeman and lady. Josiah Wills, Jno f Clarke Mrg
III Lewis and daughter, Mrs Grame, j Fisher Jr I
Darenpdu, lady. children and servant Miss Cola
more. Miss Pratt, Miss Crowells Miss Nevius II Hone
f Williams, Juo N Hobson, @ III Fitzwison Jos
Nowlan and servant, Jno Hawkins Alett C ii PHI
roy, VIM III Marshall, n C Bauldee Geo r Holman.
SAINT Sisson, j N Carter, Jno Mckay. L Collins.
Jno 4 Rodgers, I J Bealer r ] EIwood, Charles
gey, Mrs Louisa Charlton Ed Meanz, S Lord, lady
y 3childfen Mrs Sarah Henniug, Geo r Heavier Jno
augilan, Chas Wyche. r Baker, C Fl Beta lady
and child, Mrs G b Cotton, child & seryf. Cranz
VIM III Harrison, VIM Ritter, lady daughter Miss
M Ritter, g Grittenden lady. Z L Martins GeoJ
Sheppard, Hankins l. lady, ME X Pease child
Mrs Curd, Miss L Curd, S j CALDWELL C L Daniel
LP Kennedy Mrs w w Todd Z B Macon& lady,
Miss II Frazier. Chas Blonde, VIM LassiIer, Mrs L
Rutherford, W Rowland, WIN Webb { lady, and IS
in steerage.
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HUsTINGs CoURT. - Present: Joseph
Mayo Farrar, Merritt, Sanxay. Bray Wingfeld and
Taylor. The examination of John McAby, charged
with burglary, was concluded yesterday morning,
and the prisoner remanded Jail await final trial
before the next term of the Circuit Court.
Edward S. Gentry, reputed to be of mixed
Blood made application through COUNSEL to be grant,
ed certificate declaring him not to be Negro"
the ground that he had less than onefourth!of ne
gro blood in his veins Mr. Saunders, who was sum-
nioned for the applicant testified that he knew Polly
Gentry, the mother of Edward and that she
two thirds white. His grand mother was reputed to
be white woman, and his grand father was brown
skin He knew that the reputed father of Ed
ward S. Gentry was white man. Al
The mother of Gentry being in the city, the Court
desired see her. but the application being sub
mitted for Judgment the Court refused TO grant the
certificate. Mr.. Randolph gave notice that he would
ask the court reconsider its Judgment on Friday
next, when, we doubt not, he viii be prepared to
submit argument, st.s45 s. F.7..,s, 81
Mr.. John n. Davis then submitted similar motion
in behalf of Pat A. Gross and Octavus Wingfeld, aud
officer White twas sworn in behalf ofthe application
He knew the reputed father of Cross to be a white
nian--hs mother is mulatto woman--and her father
was reputed white. Wingield was the half brother
of Cross by the maternal side and his father repu-
ted to be white man. Mr.. Davis argued the case Mt
length, and showed a certificate granted by the
Henrico county short time since to the sister
of Cross; who was released from prison under a
habeas corpus by Judge Clopton, upon the evidence
of Clement White and Robert s. Glazebrook. The
court upon due deliberation, refused to grant the
certificate. sttfi issf. IN go Il ~ ~
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THE condition Of the stomach i q IT'D

IL imrertaacs. No man, woman or child can 4.
healthy unless the work Of digestion ii rssrIsxi
thoronshly. nqd vigorously Performed yyisb shssss
foui tbs Of civilized this Is not tie ease A,s5
yet the remedy : within the reach OF ali Hoo0sgS,s
GERMAN BiTIERss prepared BY Dr. o. N Jsrls
son, Philadeiphia will Is surely create rernn- ~
healthy action Of the stomach az oil viii issses ~
friction Of machinery. Let eyictim Of ~
inaigestlon ~ any OF ia FORMS try IL aud y
day. e. ' 1 j. $3.50 ~
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RELEASED FROM PRIsoN.-Albert Ford
nd Elizabeth Jones, committed to prison for want Of
bail to keep the peace and be of good behavior gave
security yesterday. and were released.
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EXCURSION PosTposEp.-- Owing to the
death of one of its members, Mr.. Louis Lotter the
..Young Guard" have postponed their intended ex-
cursicn to Slash Cottage this evening.
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The Madison Ward Committee aaknow-s
Isdss the receipt Of s. each from DR.. Munroe Bsnis
Ter aud John Y. TAhb, Esq, for the benefit Of the
Nav Orleans sufferers.
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SAILING hAscHEs.-We are glad 70 see that, al
though our soufhern friends are surrounded by ca.
1ainities. they stu find means Of enjoyment. q.
the Ord, near Ocean springs, La, the match be
tween the Edith and AdsntsYs. for e250 side,
came Of, the Edith being the winner
The Stfa1aYee Is to match the Edith at Biloxi on
The 18th, tor purse OF $780,
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.uar friend of the kanawha Republican at
tnbutes to the Dispatch paragraph con,
corning the Wing party, which appeared in
me columns of our contemporary, the Mail
Render unto Cesar &c.
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk Richmond, Petersburg, &c. intended Tor snip
rnent per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN,
will hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS u co.
SO Broadway who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships -. 44
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
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ALREADY Pus1sHED.-A negro woman,

ALREADY PuNIsHED.-A negro woman,
calling herself Jane, in the service of Miss Lucy
Hale, made her appearance before the Mayor yester-
day morning, to answ er warrant charging her with
stealing money from Mrs. Andrew Willing, on Thurs
day last, and pushing her down the steps WIN her
infant in her arms Before going into the examine
ton, theMayor learned by authority that the prisoner
had been tried before Justice Patterson, OF Chester
field, and punished for the same offence for which
she was then arraigned- He therefore declined
hearing the witnesses and discharged the prisoner
informing the complainant thar no person could be
twice punished, under the law, for one and the
same offence. Mr.. w. did not concur in this opin-
ion but was forced TO submit to the decision given
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. &c, for
q States. 5sfr
~ SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 1Ith street, second door from Main.
an Si-lm1
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An article appears in the Union, showing that Mr.
Dickinson, Of New York. late 40 l647, was In IA.
vor OF the "Wilmot Proyiso.v
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practces in all
As Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin or out OF his ofce)
Proof and ACKNOWLEDGING of Deeds, Relinquish-
nents of Dover &C. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office No 81. three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, va.
de ft--4sff-s++ 80 . akai-s 49,
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ATTENTION. MECHANIC GUARD!

JOB AND CARD PkINTING.-The
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this CITY, and is prepared TO do this description Of
PRINTING on reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind Of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
Ey-Plain and Fancy CARDS for SALE
{ 3-dtf n +
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T - ID B 7LEDLAM & PLEASANTS, Agents.
NEW YORK June ], 1853. lie Is Z
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LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer Jamestown a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES which will be applied
upon the reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found ct all hours of the day tho hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street, and
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
IA r. C, HOBSON.
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o'clock, party Of tfoc nAsro fsIloma. one Of whom
was iptoxicaEed, wa coming down the canal bank,
and when arriving the Armory bridge, sotinto
scudle. by which means the ''tipsy' man made .
lurch and brought up in the canal Fortunatsly he
was speedily rescued, and much sobered 81 bis une-
pected dip ss Ms 81
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DYYT

a. NewArk n. ., 81 shs ia fbstsnf. 4, srp.
VEINS Of fhiscfty, snd EMILY O., daughter o. jotn-
son q. Baldwin, b. Newark !. Z oa y
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DIR. POLLARD HAS RETURNED TO
the city, and may be found At his Office q ne Po
haitian House. q
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DOVE LODGE, NO. 51-Brethren:
Attend stated meeting Of Dove Lodge, No. 81, at
the Chapter ROOM in Mason's Hall, ON THIS EVEN
ING. at O'Clock. By order Of the w. M.
Sc I4-lt* GEO. Fl. TOMPKINS, Secy. =
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REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place Of business. No. g Eff.
teenth street. Of the new Iron Front Baidings
No. %, Pearl Tor 14thl street.
au 9-lm GEORGE J. 81 MNEh. 4
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! .NOTICE.-Ihe EXCURSION of the
YOUNG GUARD for this evening, is unayoidably
postponed until further notice. $50
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w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND C0PYIST-Of for the present, in the Law
Luils in will keep the accounts of those having
re salar Book-keeper, act as Assistant to Book
Keepers in their examination of the same. &c. VIII
also copy all kind of Writing, &c. q Sc Tins
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EXTRA TRAIN ON. SUNDAY NEXT,
1LFOR THE PROTRACTED MEETING AT THE
SLASH COTTAGE.-For the convenience OF per-
sons DESTROYS OF attending the proracted meeting of
the Methodist Church. at the Slash Cottage in Haao-
yer county. an extra train viii leave the Depot
Sunday next, at O'clock A.. Ms aud return TO Reh-
rnond &C @ r. VI. ~ ~ "a -
Fare for the round trip, 81. Childre and ssrvents
half price. ss SAM. RUTH, -
Sup't Transportation
Office Richmond, Fred. 4 T. T. r.. Co., Riehlaoad.
Sent. IL. 1853.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, By DR. +. d. ROBINSON.
~ Office on Franklin, between 18th ana i4tn
streets. " 10y
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AT II. X. ELLYSON'S PRINTING
OFFICE, Telegraph Building, Main street, our
business men have all kinds of Book and Job
Printing handsomely executed at the lowest prices
and with the greatest dispatch. The proprietor is
now at the North, adding all the newest styles of
Type to his present large stock and arranging to in
troiuce the latest improvements in Printing Ma
chinery into his establishment. 5.ai..l.s $50 = ,sE
All orders promptly attended to during his absence.
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THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE

i THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF
Ohio, at Cincinnati, have awarded their Diploma
Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL, the widely celebra-
ted remedy for COLDS, COUGHS and CONSUME
TION. This honor richly merted by the inyen-
tor of that invaluable medicine which has secured
only the above commentator, but also that of the
most eminent physicians in this well as the high
medical authority in other countries. And what
is far greater enconurn ITS usefulness, is that
has its way to almost every freside of the Anne
rican Deople z.s4 ~. ~ Sc lS--lt
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/ APPLY THE MUSTANG EMINENT
for RINGBONE, SPAWN, FISTULA, POLL EVIL,
FOUNDER, Saddle or Wind CALLS, copiously, aud
they will all be cured by it. sc Ii-eodSt
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n r CARSON 81 Co, NO. a AND
~ IiaHT STREET BALTIMORE, AND ~. =
VA ~ ~ e aa Park aud Lard always on hand and
s ssr :. ssi 4 4 lowest market prices els-H
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WASHINGTON INVINCIBLEs 4

TENTION Attend regular Meeting of your
Company on THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8
O'Clock, at the Arrnory Business of much ilnpor-
lance will be brought before the Company. By or
der of the Captain. &a Sc 14-1t*
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ATTENTION, YOUNG UUARD!-lPa-
Iade at your Armory on THIS WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant, at 2 o'clock, in summer
uniform, with Grape the left arm and three rounds
of blank cartridges to pay the last tribute of respect
to our deceased brother soldier, Lieut.. LOUIS LOT
TIER BY order of the Captain
Sc It--lr stt-t -. JOS. w BARLOW o. s.