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EDWARD X. COLLINS a Co,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, co,
RG. RoBKRTs CO.,
, SKIas. Arm: Yard, London
70 Dame Victories,
GEO II DRAPER, Havre
ships will be accountable for God silver,
,1s y. ss"s s OF
EoR ,ree story brick dwelling house IN Georgetown,
n. be., style material win lot attached Of
about 70 600 square Feet running through the square and has CHS
Any one desiring 70 ca" e.mae n. premises upon
Term. One td ca.h' the balance in Q. u and u months.
Exchange Broker, National Buildings, washns,on
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Be.sens by
and accommods
''I De-. o i sl" 'siy'''"s pu'''
UNCLE TOMS CABIN ifslise a.sueu'o,yps Of Mr..
Gallery Pennyvans svenue AZ street, together
with portrait Of sonas, the famous Queen Of song"
D II. HoOE q co.. wholesale and retail Dealers ~
csrpssns Moor oil cloths mating rugs curtain materials
Pennsylvania between h aud sh streets. wsshngcn,
A-sso-a
TUE subscriber viii hi. p.ce Of business until
new building the occupied viii imneda,siy taken
and has taken the and houe h
bu.inep.,
assortment Of book stationery hc Of
reduce very
he VIII sell much reduced prices.
r. FARNHAM.
indebted subscriber
their Of which have
ing Those paid by November
be settlement IL very
Important, business closed time.
al a different arrangement in business.
July s--dtff R.F.
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Works--The subscriber
vi inform his friends and The public
marble comprising
m Spanish Egyptian Italian and black
plain quality, style,
which he offers for sale low for cash Also marble
tombs slabs marble for
steps platforms marble counter,
oapxsone, calcined plaster. 50 50 per barrel.
of Connecticut brown stone,
for building He invites
and
~sisfscon may favor him with their orders
NN4 wM, RUTHERFORD
July oq-3tswem On street, between lah and lah
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9H44 Waahinssoa, Aussss ., Isso
CHPAkArE PROPOSALS. BE u shis oacs
ist s u ossobss iof tbs deiv~sy bulk
Uaited I.spssuss,
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IL BROWNS o Jamaica Gtnger.--This
preparation oil unusual excellence In ordinary d
arrhra ncipcnt cholera all Of of the
digestive functions, Of inestmsbe vniue During the
snce Of epidemic cholera and complaints children
peculiarly family individual should be without
enables the influences incpent disease
which Turk In changing climate.
CauonBe the genuine which prepared
only by Brown his chemical northeast
Of Fh Phsdephis, all the
Respectable apohecaes United States and in Washington
city, D. c.. by Patterson Narn e. D. Aersn-
dfis, virsisis. by J. X. Pierpont
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w ~ have just received new assortment NJ goods,
w consisting in part of, wiz
fsd silks Silks figured sbs, plain silks, plaid
silks
Plaid and figured French mous~eiines de lsinc
Black spscss, bomtasns, French m-rinos- English do
MousseiinesA ~ inc At i2k esnts-worh rs cents
French ainghams. English RinGhsms irish linens
Linen table danasks, hussiR diapers
Grape .hsw., plain weoIlen sbs~is
Cashmere shswis, squsrr snd long
Cloths, csssmer~s, cassInets vessngs
ply carpets rsran carpets Venetian carpets rag
pets, anil all kinds.
Hesr in MIND from the large quantity OF FOODS SELL
enabled bargains than be had e'sewhcrs
Sept e-3swawif HALL. BROTHER.
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rne new YORK Liverpool United states aail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
APT Nyc.
The Baltic Cnpt Comssock.
H<1~~ These ships having been built by contrac
1EY pre- service has been
1kR in their also in their engines,
- TO insure strength and speed; and their sccommo-
unequaed c0fsrt
passsg from New York Liverpool in Grs cabin, 43o
Exclusive OF state rooms So
PROM Liverpool o New York, 20 and E20
An experienced attached 10 each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. DEPART
MENT

| UNIVERSITY OF ANA.-MEDlCAL DEPART
MENT.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
viii Monday, November u, and viii af~
j. aI L. R i n D., Professor Of the@.s;ly.
G- s".f s. Professor os.ss:,es
Al. Wedde,San, y; D, Professor q An.omy
Thomas Hunt, D. Professor Of Physiology asd Psheou
sorns,n: e. h ssaid, D. Demonstrators fA,.aay.
The dissec,ns viii be from the third he.d,y
faculty Wishing physician. .urso.. Charity
student, the professor. their visits, esjoy
pausn,s prescribed daily ia his
number q patients nearly - Ts5s ss:-i sSs4 =;
July 3o--IswtNovl Des.
THE NO rEs or the Southern ManufAesursrs. sa.k
are redeemed pA' BY tho 'a''''inss mousse
Once Opposite Treasury Department. eonsi ish and
NAsENOvM for rent, with she house rsr.issrs s.r
sale .sn.A l.,ss house, beautifully ,lis.,sa .so..
ing nm s,res,, opposite Kle,.nsr Bank -
EVANS q wAT.ON's PAaladel phlA- n...aAss-.,A
.s. s,", a v. %. On hand No .
ran,ed equal TO In the United States - - n
more s.s Owe: s r y our s.. va. our :'
on = M aa1 ns:, w.ha
r.msr.' and Ms.hanes' Bank rhsdspa. ..s.s s..
nni,sd Arsenal, i. rs.d.,ps,s, In California.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, cafes.
rhadslpha, Germantown, and Monso~s co.p.ry
Sss.s Morris rss sso%.d;: work. philadelphia.
sos agency for suiefworths superior bank locks.
Home and Foreign Patent and General Agen~y.
MICHAEL NoURsE CO..
Once southwest Of and 9Th nearly oppo~.
Gou~r Ra- 49, r.
NJ Co win give their .arnt.. 70 spo.ecs.ios
g. s z. sss con..
This aud foreign countries. and 70 the purchase and
ofrh. rssdsrrd. -','' ~ ---''
via sse . <: .
may b nuustsd.
S N.sn:T ao soss'x,
Solicitor aud legal adviser, r. n. GILLET
THE ,NI0s ACADEMY corner 81 ,Ash street ..d
y. RICHARDS, A. NJ, Principal,
York avenue and Il street, ~ ~
Mira. T. RICHARDS, Principsi. ~.
will have their anruai das Grs. ssd second
ss s s"d x Ssa "a c s"s o. r. % ..
For further particulars catalogues
ham. Bookstore. lsiy7-a~
University Maryland. f
s ' ,ns . .% , ,s wv big" s T., o
Principle: and Practice Of surgery and Clinical Surgery MAZDA.
c r.s, and rs.%.cy =, 4
usi Chew, NJ. n.
Anatomy and Phvsiolosy-Jo-eph Rohey NJ. d.
observation-disclosures II. Tbomss NJ. ID.
Mater. Msa'cs, Therapeutics and Pathology W.
Practical Anafomy-Berwick n. Smith. N. d.
ices for the full course 39o demonststors c slo s,ou
tion Is; graduation, go. 49, -r
For OF clinical instruction. Al m
ove ."assd I'D se""sa y" sn S., ss -.
ard open 70 all macua,es Of the hnousoa, the ys
without '~s~' - -
t.s,ome. mssrs abundant and cheap Expense. Of living
.n.,, a.u,s.,o.. WIN. H. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.,
H"k e"-<A~S'shoct
EOR RESThat stony brio bous. cou,.iplos
msnt and attic, on III. northeast
noe snd sh street, adjoining
yssr. $500 - n
fot further particulars inquire Kendall wiia
Seventh s' N
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. w. BROWNING, mcrchsn
tailor under United States Hotel bcH leave call the attention
Of the citizens Of Washington, and his superior and
well selected of French cloths and vesng
Being determined
the fullest principles Of low prices and
OF clothes At
80 and $40 and thus the necessity persons going the
called cheap for He has spared pains
quality With thanks his friends for the liberal
The same. 3I--3taun
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NEW York, May 2d, Is53The undersigned has this day
opened ONCE No ~ William Merchant' Ershangc)
for the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank nsUrance railroad, State, and
securities bought and sold.
Prom.-ory notes. bills exchange and negotiated
May I9-dn EMANUEL u. HART.
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ID EFRIGERATOHs.-I subscriber ja.t received an
supply Of hose universal
featured y. Farso, NJ Philadelphia
diploma from the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of
usedth
~ decidedly the sc.
separate
facility. OF Of
in circulation around each vessel and
while by simple ventsng contrivance complete
riy Of the whole apparatus IL injured.
For sale manufacturers prices, with the privilege being
turned they DO in satisfactoryh
O. w. BoTELER
ApW-n Hall
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NOTICENosice hereby
Moses Keller. ssssnee Of John ntss., in No 7775
district Wisconsin, describing Of
n n E. the duplicate receipt foy which
mail have made application Commits
Of the General Land Once for Of ANY
dollars said JOHN Last
Gsrss nav, March III, ls53--Jsne 0-fawSw
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of Of the
townships
rated, required establish sssacton
register receiver Of the proper land ONCE aud
practicable seeing this notice. and before
appointed OF the pubic sale the lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner Of the General an Once.
JuDe zuI2
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d j. grEERs NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN
received supply Of elegant goods for gentle
making stock the time complete Those
supply with clothing for the
approaching should by good,
before they purchase elsewhere.
Mar
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Tor RESThat STOW byicL bous. co,.nlns h..s
msnt and attic on the northeast corner 81
sna sh street. adjoining the house Sousdsa
@ t - " '-' $500 - S u
For further particulars inquire Hon Kendall o. wua
Eleventh. 49, $500
July 3-TRAeM
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rRANRORDt ny the author of Ruth.v
" Stuyvesant Franconis Story by Jacob Abbott.
Theory Of Politics. by Richard deh, auhor OF ~torv Of the
United ssstcs.r
Anthons Crock Literature.
Bleak House, No 10.
Iaydock's Illustrated Catholic Bible, Nos 10 and 90
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR
nj Mrs. Noodle. =. =
Jsck csas, or, The Rond-fpsns Struggle.
asvaszis Lectures and Life.
uAydocks Catholic Bfb'o iuus'rs'edi part. ~ and is.
Auam FRANCK TAYLOR
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iNASEHOvIA for rent, with the house farnAture
sale rentA large house, beautifully
quarters Of mile north OF the Cspo Apply the osse furnish
ing store ON m street, Opposite hzchsnsr Bank.
sep,2-eodaw N. NJ McGRECoR
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THE NO Ks Of the 8outhsrn Manufhosu ress' 0ank
i are redeemed At par by tho subscriber. - ~ n
HENaYM MOUSSE,
Agsat q. n. Bank.
SeW 3-df
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at Batea Rouge Bosrss xessesa.
~ barrels pork
rs barrels u nesh superiiae nour
beskeis Of white field
l,ooo pounds of good hard soap
4s5 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
is bushels VI good clean Day nas sail
$50 gallons OF good cider vinegar
al KY rssi, tsorsla.
40 tssrr.s OF pork
Is barrels Of fresh supeIhne nour
- bushels Of white field beans
800 pounds Of good hard soap
300 pounds VI good hard sperm esAdlss
is bushels Of good uiean dry nns salt
100 caffeine VI good cider vinegar
At B4rraaeas Ba,rseks, Pensasois, Frs,lis,
IS barrels OF pork
lilo barrels OF fresh superdns -four
10 bushels OF white field became
9s5 pounds OF good hard soap
$50 pounds OF good hard speTm candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
200 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
at Fort Smith, .askansas.
50 barrels OF pork
100 barrels OF frc.h scpefEne hour
IS bushels oi neW white field beans
1900 pounds OF Coca hard soap
sW pounds Of good hard sperm candies
% bushels OF good clean dry nne salt
S7a gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered in all May, 1884.
80 Fort Esbsen, Arkaraan
$50 barrels or tresn supernae hour
20 bushels Of NEW white field beans
$500 pounds Of good hard soap
65 bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
600 gallons OF good cider vinegar
The whole 10 be delivered in Al MAJ, 1854.
at FSr LeuyrrwortA, Missouri Rieo.
$40 barrels OF pork
zoo barrels Of fresh supcrdne -four
220 bushels OF white field beans
$500 poundA Of good hard soap
500 pounds Of good hard tall0w cAndes
6u bushels OF good clean dry 6ne sslt
300 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST VI June lSoA
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white pine mud stills, ~ by IL inches IS feet long;
do do l2 by "a inches, Is feet long;
IS do beams ) by ~ inches, IS feet long
9 do II. raftefs, 3 by 10 inches, 20 feet long;
~ do e. Taiers, by inches is feet long
I6 do a. Tafters 3 by inches, 10 feet long;
is do a. raters, by inches, 30 feet long;
Intel, BY inches ~ feet long
do lintels, by inches 20 feet long;
do wall plates, 4 by II inches, Is feet long;
do curb r., by 10 inches, 81 feet long
do hip rafers, by inches, Is feet long;
80 do q. ratters, by inches, IA fee, long;
10 do plates, by 10 inches, 25 feet long; 81
do posts, S by 6inches, II feet longs
do Ties, 4 by inches, l6 feet losg; ss
IL do bottoms, IA by IA inches, ii feet long,
tS..yJ 017c loO,c
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TIE BRANCH MyT.-Thc New York Branch
Mint seems to be struggling between life and
death in the House Of Representative, What
is the matter Mr.. Driggss What !. the matter,
Master Brooksf Have the wise men OF the
West discovered that all the gold from Califor-
MIA goes first to Philadelphia, and that, conse-
quenily, mint is not wanted In New York ?
There is a screw or two loose somewhere. Can
any body tell us what is the matter, viii
Mr.. Briggs be good enough TO call up the
mournerss
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New Fork Crystal Palace.

Notice given bv the Assoc;s ton for tho Erb;hor oe
the Industry of all Nations all parties in America de-
snsnsa i hs c,x ~ !" we a. M as xneinon to be
An per,ons desrou. ~ oh.;r,n ~ .e' =; ~, p.ua
no tho A.soc.,;on 70. ar ES:,. S' VI Wv
Iii Nation. are yaona.t.S =. sd =; ~ .h; nuMss.y 81
for .,nce Iefora tSa e. A.. - rh ,Jsp
oatsy after which date the Association will proceed to
"a app"c"n sm m1st furnish the exnibitors name
~ ui, ana state whetner ne IL manufactures,
TO-; ~ ,D " ntehe o. concise descrip-
uon o. the articles offered for Exhibition, and state
mens o. the precise dimensions Of the space required IL
IN wan Dy nelehn ana Length on Floor or Counter BY
AAns.i anu Dreadsn.
20 saS1 ana oe aadresssd TO the subscTiber at the
once o tne Associauon NO o3 broadway, New York.
- rug socsnon noyes tnat attenuon van DO given 70
viii be carefully observed In making applications BY order
w. WHErTEN Secretary.
10 charge mace 70 exhibitors for space allotted
january ., 1909.
y. h-Appicauons from parties in the state of Penn
yNania are to be made directly toA b. McAlpine Esq
rec,eiary o. Local committee, No. 10 Walnut street,
fhladclphia-
Twenty-Five cent Dagucrreosypcs.-I3ecs &
20 caution the people against all mitaors who adopt
their cheap system OF picture making with the prctencs
Of operating with the new German process, as excu-
svely introduced By REFS Co. at their extensive
------------------
, IA Shru.-Hicn - LouiTei return their sincere
,hanss 10 their friends 70 tho Fire Department and
ohce ior tne END exertions III saving their property
from the fire which occurred on the evening OF the 10th
INST we hope few days TO De able TO attend TO our
---
IIOer"s.aH".so" ~ nov Oniy inc LMef ofTimcs
put o, proht ana reputation Where think you, would
nase peen ,ne celebrity i 'kEtN, no Aston House
me,e ms OVERWHELMINGLY ms reeepts ne had not
gwen az ueh sa'is'actoh oy Ms unequalea punctuahy
as " MS ma'chlcss hts.
L. Rrcud,es x. fo-yxv letter. Patent T,ar.,s
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH OF A CLIPPER SCHooNER-Mr. Edward F. VIII
iams will launch from his yard at Greenpont, to-day, at
1oK O'Clock the clipper sohsoner Tennessee of 7 TONS
owned by Messrs. Edmonds Davenport, Of Richmond,
Va, and to be commanded BY Captain Lambkns She is
the sharpest schooner built for the freghtng bust
The SCHOONER CHALLENGE, of Plymouth, Mass from
Port Prince for Boston, spoken by the brig Gen.
Wilson, arrived yesterday short handed having lost the
captain and two BY fever The contagious diseases
Of those ATTITUDES have been very fatal to American mari
lately several vessels having lost their captains and
portions Of their during the past two three
months.
The AUSTRALIAN EMIoRAnoN.-The fne ship Bothnia
Capt studey despatched yesterday for Australia.
She carries l49 passengers Their names published
elsewhere.
The new steamship Golden Age is advertised to leave
here for the destination about the st Of Apr
pest She Is owned by J. Howard Son, and built
for them by VIM II. Brown and launched about the
LIST Of last November under the of the "Sn Fran
cisco at which time II contemplated to run her be-
tween Sem Francisco and Panama. Her engine is now be-
ing placed In her at the Morgan Works. and we are in
formed il Is 10 be the largest put in a vessel This
in addition to her being Of the harpest
built win enable her TO make a very short passage She
Is the largest vessel as yet put on this trade.
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The OCCUPATION OF SANTANA ACCOUNTED
FoR.-1t would appear, by some of the French
journals, that, after all, the occupation of Sa-
merely casual circumstance, and was not at all
worthy of the Importance which was attached
to it here The Patrie of the Sd of January
explains 1t, by stating that after the cessation
of the plague at Martinique, the French frigate
Sybil, which had been in the roads of the latter
place, had quilted her anchorage, to recruit her
crew, and to procure change of air; that for
both those purposes she had been cruising in diff
ferent parts of the Antilles and that it was to
this alone that her presence in the waters Of
Hayti was to be attributed.
The Constitutional repeats the same story
in the same words; but the government jour-
nal, the .Moniteur, is silent about It, How
ever, we suppose that we may take this as the
true explanation Of a circumstance which GER
tainly ought to have awakened, as 1t did, the
suspicion Of the people of the United States
Our FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
AMERICAN CrTIzENs.-We publish to-day num-
Der Of foreign letters, including two relating to
the Imprisonment of an American citizen by the
Prussian police, for having in his possession
few printed papers containing republican senti-
ments. such as every American entertans. 1t
does not appear that there was any prohibition
against foreigner having such publications
or his own reading and amusement; and the
Imprisonment. therefore. Of Mr.. Reineheimer. of
Baltimore, at Ninden, is an act of arbitrary
power not justified by the law of nations 1t is
an outrage upon an American citizen, for which,
il is to be hoped. this government will demand
and obtain redress. II is too much the habit of
various administrations at Washington, in re-
cent years to permit these outrages TO be Offer
ed with impunity. II will be seen that the
acting U. s. Consul at Frankfort has taken the
matter up, in letter addressed to our Minister
at Berlin and we trust that official will not fail
in doing his duty TO his country and. If he falls
that General Pierce will not fail when he comes
into Office, on the the ith Of March. but that on
the contrary. full investigation will be order
ed into the whole matter. If one American
citizen may be outraged then twenty or a hum
dred may be outraged by the police Of foreign
governments and there will be no end to the
grievance.
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u.n,n sYiTEs DHIIcT CouRr--Nos. IS, "a, 25, 80 %
10 a. ~. 81.
trrTusk COVRr-Creuit-Nos. g. OIL 49, CO, 05, 40, H.
ii, 10 20, n, 20, 60 81.
trIEJ1R Go, rT-(rwo branches Mos. 157, $50 283
ga 2s9 .s7 a. IA g. 2e8, 70, 226, ~ a. rs ga 81 q
leo, 24s, 10, 81, 80, 252, 2e5, IS, $50, l52, o.
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Tue BRIO ZEBRA--Four more deaths from
cholera have occurred board this Liberia emigrant
vessel NJ Savannah. The measles and fever have
also lroke out among her passengers. Ten OF
the former and two OF the latter disease are reported
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Arnom's BEyurT AT BROADWAY THgArRE-The hrst
benefit Of Madame Abon in this country takes place this
evening She appears for the last time in her fayorto
character Of Cinderella in the opera Of that There
are only two more nights Of the present engagement Of
his celebrated artist left and who wish TO
ne OF the greatest living vocalsts should lose this
pportunty There viii be tremendous house TO. night
one tenth part Of her admirers turn out The great
difficulty, wefear viii be the want Of space within the
ais Of the Broadway.
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FROM PoRr Az PRNcL-By the arrival of the brig Gro
ton, Captain Blye, from Port Prince have advces
to Dec &c. The fever is still prevailing great extent
and Is very fatal among the shipping The first mate or
the Croton died Of the fever
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twenty-five cent Daguerreosypes.-ReesG &
Co. caution the people against all mitators who adopt
their cheap system Of picture making with the
OF operating with the German process as exclu-
sively introduced By REFS co. at their extensive
Germ, $50 Broadway.
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n0iB"sHs-.chtHh io iSs. Mnrcn, ts5J.-FrOm
this date until the first March, am selling my entire
stock OF EN- oroiaeres lace goods &C. at an immense
reduction am importing my spring direct from
glasgow and Paris and viii require by that time over
10000 in cash, for custom house charges, duties nc
JOHN MAIIlN Metropolitan lace and embroidery store
OBJ broadway. near Prince street.
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For the Very Best Mediums to Advertise your
business in ohcr cite and towns In any part OF the I'm
ion, call at the United States Commercial Advertising
house Of w. H. Mcdonald l02 Nassau street. corner Of
Ann
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8. II. Callahan. Successor to e. G. ChiIds, ia
Ma street has passed facilities for uting Ia
neat and superior all kinds Of printing plain
and fancy. Merchants and Others requiring cards cir
culart, handbis bill heads &c, would do well to call
examine his specimens and get his prices.
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Baltimore and Ohio rsroad Baltimore WAsens
melting Asrs stA he large AND spiesS Of s
Union ie fh< Oho amdfAe sfaEes Zanssriue, &c.
HIS erpedious line being thoroughly completed
finishing of Boafd Tree Tunnel, being
excellent odsr the Of travellers confidently
reced The
this road character
The mail Baltimore daily Il p.
russ directly through Wheeling $3.50 miies in Ia 10 bour
Guiding all there p day
leaving Baltimore lodging
IN Cumberland 7y me and proceed thence Wheeling In the
morning
and daily, the from baltimore the Wah
Baltimore.
At Wheeling the unrvaled Union line.
which have completed for route daily
ION with the and Ohio Gin
rinnsti Louisville, where far Nashville, hc
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets be by those
ing further IN.
fbr Columbus who prefer Gin
cinnaf md other Of OHIO and the West d.
Wheeling Ohio
the beet The National road Zane NC and thence
by raivosd
railroad viii also Ind this there being
places.
or baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
c,srve for transfer Of passengers baggage.
Pare through ticket with lie anywhere
rouc) from Washington to Wheeling, 80 s0 CINCINNATI 5l
To Louisville, 9l2
Tickets be OF Mr. Parsons agent railroad
Washington, md Of The other agents Of the
wM. PARKER,
May ll-du General superintendent.