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GREAT THROUGH LINE 70 THE WEST
49,. 80

:
baltimore and Ohio Railroad, far BRia.
mere TO Whtelins, and co,,nect,ug There
ruth the lares, 4,src, and sptendia Stea haes
of the Union, Line on TIE ohio, aud tie
stages to Zdnesttfie, &c i'o--rIil .'-7J
THIS EypEDITIOUs LINE beng now tI,oro oual-
ly complstot.A " flie ls-e flushing of the Grat
Board Tree Tunnel and the raa seirg IN excelImt
order, the earnest attention of TRAVELLERS is teat
y directed to its superior advantages and low fdes
The scenery upon this road Is OF the most stuped-
Gus md attractive character. 2 e~t ..'.f, ..-
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily al
p M, and runs directly through to WheeIing 1880
mies) In IL or 10 hours, including all stoppagt
leaving Baltimore 1T q: hi; itay lay over for lodg
ing ip CGnbe fafi: (,79 rhiles and brOe eed thence
to Wheeling lii tile morning g.. - IT .-..
To connect with these trans, the car leave
Washington at a. M, and ) p. M, daily, meeting
the cars from Baltimore at the Washington juno
tion, (better known as the Relay House,) 9 miles
from Baltimore o.' - 'T.E
At Wheeling, the seven unrivaIlcd steamers Of the
Union Line, which have just been cOmpfeteh for
this route, form a daily connection with the cars
and convey passengers down the Ohio 10 Cincinnati
and Louisville, where the stages for Naslvihe SC,
or the st. Louis and New Orleans packets may be
taken by those going further on. -.n,.
Passengers for C0lnmbis (or who prefer the land
route to CinciHfaD sn other Eafts OF Ohio, and the
West may also proceed 61tett from Wheeling in the
Ohio Stage Company,s excellent Coaches over the
best part of the National Road to Zmesville, Sc,
and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsville and Cleveland by steam
boat and railroad will also find this a most agreeable
route, there being regular and speedy come xion
at Wheeling to and from those places .t
O. Baggage checked through from Washington
10 Wheeling, and no charge of transfer of passen-
gers or baggage. ~ 20 = .--tt'.H' .
Fare by through ticket {wlth the right to lie over
anywhere on the rOutel from Washington to Wheel
ing 50 50; to Cincinnati sl1; to Louisville sl2
Tickets to be had of Mr.. PARSONS, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington. and of the other
agents of the Company. 81. VIM. PARKER,
jye ,t General superintendent.
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The New York and Liverpool United
r. States Mail Steamers.r

The ships comprising this line are:
The Atlantic Captain West , .
The Pacific Captain Nye
The Arctic - -" Captain Luce -
The Baltic III % : Captain Comstock.
i'6The Adriatfe % rs Captain Grafton.
e@GH These ships having been built by con
SEtk4sass tract expressly for Government service,
every care has been taken in their construction,
also in their engines, to insure strength and speed;
and their accommodations for passengers are unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in
first cabin $40; In second cabin. $40. Exclusive
of exfra-size state-rooms, 500 From Liverpool
to New York, ESQ and $50.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bcrtlIs can be secured until paid for.
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WASHINGTON BRArcH RARoA1
= o. ,
CHANGE OF HOURS

CHANGE Or HOUhS 80
ON sta sftsr Monday, March Hthe Pas
" senger Traih wisl be run as follevs
Leave Washington at 6 a1a 8 o'cloc A. M.
Do !" do I'll at 81 and 6 ofcfok P. NJ.
On Sunday at O'Clock A. M.,and .P;; n,
Leave Baltimore at At and 9 cloc A. M
DO a'iii do fiji "a and $40 mil P M,
On Sundays at At A, M. and ct P.1.
The lst and Attn Trsins from Baltimre, and
he I'd and 4th from Wasissnxton WILDE Ex-
press Trains, stopping only at ths Annapolis
and Washington Junction Stations. -, r-
The Train leaving Saturday eveninggoes es nc
further tLan Philadeiphia the enc ofsunday
morning only to Baltimore
Through Tiskets and Baggage Checks te
Philadelphia and New York will be given by
Trains leaving at A. NJ. and P. N. excep
on Sunday morning By order:
mar IS g;'IE9|T T. H PARSONS, Agent.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
,APRAYEa FOR sFRENaTH.

= =
Give me thy strength, my fa.hsr am frail,
And weak, and helpless unto Thee pray
For strong uphofding power, lest by the 'ssy
My foiissess fai.er and my courage fail. - q
need thy strong ssssstanee many foes n and
Are wngng warfare with sfeaffth strife, I'd
While !, devoid of strength th-,4lhost Of life
May not attempt such numbers to oppOss 20
lI5T&f)D E 10 LGaA 1Hl 10 9Jij]5GG ,n} !
Give me Thy guidance, Father round my way
So many dangers lie, and hidden snares,
fhst am fearful on, lest, ufawares, y ..1
My feet hsso ssue secret pitfali stray. ub 5il
The wrong SO Oft in sass fright appears-i75 !
The evil often hidden from my view, ?, orr.
That am doubtful sometimes what to DO
NV brain bewildefet and confused by fears
How, oft o'er duty's pathway cfoEds like night.
Spread darkest shadows! and no slnste ray
Appears to show the safe and better way !
Father, 'us Thou ai6,,e, can guide aright. r
Give me Thy grace, my Father, fry by day. z
r As newer trials come, and earthly cares ,i
Increase the burden which my spirit bears
Thy grace to llghfei i care and cheer the way.
.fGis a'1 agU0E5 Ics1! D. nrN ciE
Give me Thy grace when hope ssad ray appear
Gliding the future with its golden light,
While I, enchanted by the glorious sight,
knots noseht of sorrow or foreboding fears.
Oh then need TGg grace to guide Alright,
+ Lest, quite bewildered by tile brilliant ray,
tread unheedingly the flow'ryrw
Till duts's safer path be lost to sight. ''
TG-" G UEc ~ 9'.-t o. r. bvs
Give me Thy guidance ever on my way
Throughout the strangely chequered path III
? Thy strength to S67iasefin the hour Of strife.
And ali-suffieient grace fpf b9ery day; rorl7
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Q TO THE TRAVELLING PUHG.
,FOE MARPER,s SEE r Y I

-" u nrs ..au, ne s-feaAid steam Pact CON-
EEsyHiN GRESs, I+.ss.fin XaksE4IERs ELL,
put in campiete order, will cohunence fcisenlar
trips between HARPER,S FERRY and EORSE;
TOWN, on Monday, July, l1h, oleast Ritter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west of t Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, andriday, at
for tie cars sgiiig west. Returning, leaa Harper's
Ferry evrts fnssdsy, Thursday, and Sunday, at
O'Clock, a, nj, arriving m Ge0rgetowthe same
evening - .NJr?0IsJ - ! 20 CiiJ4 ~.
Way passengers viii be landed IL ssy INT on the
Candf, At reasonable rates. u ~ '1- II.
Parties 81 Measure can obtain, passe 81 half
price. ~
All packages intended ,f5se the, 6ongrato be left
at w. II; Ritter's warehouse, wntfs Al lforlnation
concerning the bOatimay be obtained. Efr -.u
Through passage &C., roo,,. .;-,- 7''
GEoRGETOw'N Julo s, 1858 -h - -j5Aeolus. I
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NEyER-FalLING REMEDY!
HO LLOW4 DIN I

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTcHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Cypyofa Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Cjser,-
-, B;rrpeoi, dated dngUsL 10Th, 1852
TO Professor HOLLOWAY,
PsGT Sri am enabled to furnish YOU with
r most extraordinary cure effected by your
invaluable Ointment and Pills, which has as
.OnIshed every person acquainted with the
sGaefer About ten years ago, Dir W Cum
Minis, of Saltney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries he had the best medical
advice at the time. and was afterwards an in
mate of different infrmaries, yet he grew
worse and at length a malignant running ul-
Ger settled in his hip, which so completely
crippled him, that he could not move without
crGtchss for Iearly ten years; recently he
began TO use your Ointment and Pills, which
lave now h, aled the wound, strengthened his
limb, and enabled him to dispense with his
cTutehes, so that he can walk with the great
est ease and with renewed health and vigor
tSigned) j. THOMPSON.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CrRE OF DREADFUL
FAILED.
C0py ofG Letter from Mr.. Hird, Draper, of
Keaay, near GaiRsbro', dated March I, 1852
10 ITOIeSoOr HOLLOWAY,
Siy-SOme time since, one Of my children
was afflicted with dreadful eruptions over the
body and limbs. I obtained the advice Of Sc
veral eminent Surgeons and Physicians, by all
Of whom the case was considered hopeless At
leugth | tried your Ointment and Pills. and
without exaggeration, the effect was mirac
lous. for by persevering in their use, all the
e-uptionS quickly disappeared, and the child
was restored to perfect health.
previously lost child from similar COM
,laint ard firmly believe had in her case
adoDted your medicines she would have been
saved also. l shall be happy to testify the
truth of this TO any inquirer.
;Signed) J HIRD, Draper.
The Pills should be used conformity with the
Ointment in most of the following cases:
Bad Legs, Gout,
Bad Breasts, Glandular Swellings,
Burns, Lumbago,
Bunions Piles
Bite of Moschetoes and Rheumatism,
Sand Flies Scalds
Coco-bay. Sore Nipples,
Chiego-foot Sore throats
Chilblains. Skin Diseases,
Chapped hands, Scurvey,
Germs, Soft Sore-heads,
Cancers, Tumouf.,
Contracted and Stiff Ulcers,
Joints, Wounds
Elephantiasis, Yaws.
Estulas,
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HoL-
LoWAY, 2i4. Strand, (near Temple Bar, Lon
don, and by all Vendors of Medicines, through
out the United States. in Pots, at 37i c.! Sc,
and Sl.50e. each. Wholesale, by the principal
Drug houses in the Union; and by Messrs. A.
&. 4 D. SANDS, New York
There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger size.
N.B.-Directions for The guidance of pa
nents IN every disorder are affixed to each Pot
june FL
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Mrs. PHARNUM's COUGH CANDY.

4 ss- T. BALTIMoRE, Nov. 10, lS45. r.
Dear Madan,-The duties nv busi,Iesshave ex-
posed me To coughs cold, asthma and pulmonary al
fectons. have been deprived of the power of at
tending the duties of my profession, and should
have been, had not nave been for the benign effects
of your INDICATED CANDY. 1 tried ithut few
hours before | began 10 reap the advantage of its
effects NV cough and hOarseness left me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED, g. -ii'|'
and my appetite greatly improved. 4, therefore, have
no hesitation in adding my testimony to that of the
many who have experienced the benefits of your valu
able Cough Candy. W1LLiAM MERCER-
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District of Columbia generally. iy5-u
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NEW YORK, BREMEN,
IfffM AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED

- =. = T--SI AIEo MAIL oIEAMEho. ---'r
. The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain EN-: Finch; HERMANNs Captain
Thesse steamers stop at Southampton both going
and returning. y L. l. I-.-... - l..
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Mortimer Livingston, Philip BurrOwes, ... o.
Alfred Pell, -.. .. Johnston Livingston,
August Belmont Charles w. Fuster, rs
Alex. Hamilton IT,, Theodore Sedgwick,
George l.. Schuyler. William w. stone, 10
Ebert J. Anderson, William Whetton, GO
Henry r. Durham, John Dunham,
w. {. II. WaddeT, William Kent. ...rr
Jacob A. Westervelt, Watts Sherman.
James A. Hamilton, +. w. Edmonds Lis
Samuel Nicholson.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
W. WHErTEN, Vice President, Treasurer, Sec'y,
L. T. STUART, Assistant Secretary. -, -. jy5-u
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i7F"WHo is "A SQUIRT !"--You, my friend,
who lodged a mouthful of tobacco juice
upon my newly polished boot-you are a
squirt, You who bespattered my panta-
loonsNof course 'accidentlyAwithf a dis
3tiliation from qnid of the filthy weed
you are . squirt. You who made pool
yesterday around my chair, when congrat-
ulating me On my admission into the
brotherhood editorial, SO that we were
forced to ieap the stream on getting out
of the chair--you are. q squirt, You who
delpged the. floor of our sanctum this
morning, with an outpouring SO copious
as to make us look aloft to- see if the rain
was not forcing it's way through the cell
ing-you are a squirt You who last
evening abused US for not keeping spit
toon for your accommodationIyou are a
squirt. All tobacco 7ehewers Goyou are
squirts. u9W We are fond Of the wit and the
society Of our friends who drop in to see
{. how we make it go;"' but we must con-
fess among our best friends we see many
squirts!. = Cleveland Herald. fm bDs 10
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q s-Acsl.n-S
"A HENRY ExALL would make known 10 his friends and the
ubue, his attention exclusively given TO the Ar
lHuECTURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and finding
the demand for Ids service. in this line increasing constant
v, established once and procured the assistance
o the country, Mr.. LUBBOCK,
generally found In the once, thoroughly
eIacaed In the Academies in Germany,
OF his profession
had charge OF
the leading the New York, where he has plan
Of the prominent public and
private buildings the city surrounding OF
which the metropolitan AMI ST. Nicholas Hotels several the
stores persons visiting once speci
Of his work. well large collection Of other plans in
every variety Of style
Having Of pleasing those
whom have employed make plans and designs will
to all done the office,
the erect Of Buildings where attention
Particular attention will be paid proportion atnes
lose TO kinds public buidings, Mills,
tories Railroad and Bridges Warehouses Stores in all the
Dwellings OF description suited
ecunry. Saloons Public
Halls Monuments Tombs Vaults Railing, Cemeteries;
specifications Cor working drawings for
udng make contracts and generally suPern
the complet desired will
felor by have been employed whom
Mrs Conway Robinson VIM H. Mcfarland James Lyons
NJ Robert C. Sl,nard, VIM. H. Haxa
Peyton Goddn, James Richardson
Co., Allen, James Warwick Alexander Duya and John
Wi-kham, Esquir,s Of RC imond.
builders that plans made for them will be used
their disadvantage but regard for the inter
e.Iirir HENRY EyAII
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9&Ea ES2 49, assa -
ID edmond AND DANyILLE |

Ii iCHMoND AND DkNlILE RAILROAD Open TO
HI BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES.
Train will daily Sundays excepted
between Richmond an brakes Branch
The Train passengers points:
Manchester, ROblOu. Coal Field Tomahawk Powhatan Mat
shop House. wyanoke, Jennngs'
binary, Hay,Oksh Liberty Church, MLerrn, keysvie and
brakes Branch.
Leave O'Clock, II. Returning, leave Drake,
Branch At 1880 p. VI.
Children nd Is years age, half price
travelling themselves be furnished with
be retained the and
pressy stated the that they permitted the
Cars.
Flagg coaches brakes Branch daily. Pas
Charlotte N c. Messrs Flagg Co.'S horse Coache
Thursdays and Saturdays brakes Branch Pas
enge ClArsve Mnton n. Carolina, and Naneeyye,
Cos Coaches Keysyle Tuesdays Thursday
aud SATURDAYS Yanceyvir fiagg Cos
line, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, brakes Branch
CHARLES g. TALCOTT,
an2O Acting Srr p, ~ r. usn,rtattou.
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for children under twelve, and OF half
aes will be charged. taken
he'd viii required the charge from the last designated
point and desiring 70 leave
,sna'ed will pay the charge to the designated
his proN that no shall than %
ihe charge will not be less than my cents.
No charge being made In the
will not be responsible for
the part OF their
ole for specie bills notes te~e anything but the
gers necessary baggage
pasengcrson the wishing be taken the
make signal hin the day with handkerchief, and II
light with light from the time
until reaches them II Is best however
cabe To get in dePots places
event OF the mail being late the conductors sometimes
able to stop at other points the road.
Passengers wishing to be down between dpots shsud
the Captain OF their wish after leaving the previous
Passengers prohibited standing platform Of the
getting Of the ars wh hen n
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
Q. W. MAcMURDo, Treasurer
0rrIcx n. y. a p. R. r. Co,
shp01a Mo- 4
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NoTttr-op and the June isca. forcvns
ger. RICHMOND. sRkpERioksBuRG PoroMAo RAii,
ROAD; ------ --0-I
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VhGiNA LAW, MEDICAL. SCHOOL. AND MrsCRI-
" LASk0US. BOOK kNf,0RfUh-A. MORRfs No az
sisin sfeet has Cor sale the foliowings
boohs-fte hnest stock IN the city the
bof Dges Statutes; uots Evidence Equity
rtner.hp Contra;t Legal Forms humber
authors ON all tbs psrtnentr nclud
wss,,y' nss ssr,hA Washington. Gresnlea Adams Chilly,
hooksA splenid authors In the
OF Aaat nay. hedi Sav0srv
osa aseas and preciOns Medical ssdsnts supplied with
,s, Moa and New York peSs. Also rhssis
SCHOOL Books-An the kinds In use. such a.
Es.ssr.: A.irOnOS,le., Philosophy. Ls,in BSSt.
Athmeues, Geographies, Chemistry, Greek 90
Teachers supplied a liberal Discount, ~N'@s'
BLANK BOOKS manufactured TO pattern nj the ,hor.t
best and cheapest manner Printing executed
STATIONERY ARTICLES every .Tci. u..d In a..
school RON, bank, public ONCE -
NETTING AND LETTER PAPER-A large assortment.
rANos, Musical INSTRUMENTS, and Musical Merchandise rene
'~"S' t..' aui5
NoTiCE-Mr. v. n. MONTAGUE 4. admitted partner In
~ my business from the Let which N.
". be conducted under the nu style Cox MONTAGUE
persons having claims against
mem 70. payment and those indebted an
NJ ",n OF u,'ir accounts. JAS. T. COX,
hiehn'"nd, July xSih, 1858. No. 70 Main street
hM CoNCf1tN-CON MONTAGUE No. 70 Main street
nnsnee TO their friends pub &c. that they will
~ foods business at the old stand, and by IL,
~, VII open their Fall aud Winter staple
Wy Goods, To which atten-
non OF , n,ends In want. and offer them
s nee', anu complete low priesa
OF The public patronage. The on hand viii b.. ,od on AZ
great bargains until the LIST OF september.
Hukus' Isl, isS'-yoo v. N. doNTAGUE
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ssssgs sssss9 g.assssg - o. o.

HNRktr NUaTiiEiiN 'iAIt. itoi Iis-HhDCt'IlON OF
IN FARE TO BALTIMORE ND lHIL1 DELPHII.-O.
Monday the 18th tickets
and PhAdephia be obtained ot this Company
route, via Washington the folOSng terms,
To BALTIMORE
To Philadelphia,
which the transit for ser aud
cities Of Washington Baltimore any
phia and New York. from :.
FIRST and poppo atty second
the public be loss for cheap and comfortable
New York.
The through above, allow seorrn
Washington and Baltimore, without detrimeat any privilege
conferred by them. :. RUTH
Agent OF Transportation.
R., =. Z. K. T. Co,
Richmond, -, 1855
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yDAss ENGkR- ron NEw NOWh.-SIDE-
d WHEEL STEAMSHIPS ROiNOKE IND 4yf1Sc
JINkSTO NV. OF I21O aud 100 III Burthcn- fpFFtS
he
Steamship ROANOKE" Edward Cavendy, Commander
Richmond regularly o'clock
by 81 Norfolk, allowing them ampe time place.
Passage % New York, including
contradictions only 40
Seersge only
The - oWn, under charge Captain Parish will
be on the route In the Of two three
These ships been built comfort strength
and speed and bng all OF the modern
been roducd into their
Eencrd officers Passengers taking these fine
York a q and at
enjoy the bTAcing Of the
sight 81 the picturesque and delightful
Ladies travelling alone will be paid every
berhs be secured either hip
malls LUDIAM WATSON.
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- - I'D EGJItR LINE or BJAT- FOI
.is-GsS-s{ ,tTt hA LIZ NCHUUU t:.-Tie Canal Boats
CLIFTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
" H. Punke leave regularly WEDNESDAYS BELLE Captain
Johnson DPATCH Capt Cook, leave regularly
These Boats compelled 90
make their regular trips shippers therefore depend
their regularity. No freight tasen.
~ Freight for tis line on
saTURnAY, after O'Clock. 2. VI.
rnHl-Lf A
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HN-~S,.E INDIVIDUALITY me ION 80.
n PORTABLE STEI ABOt r "CERTES.-Nr-LS
PECK" carr. Jous pAvts-The CURTIS PECK <--s'ss--S
having undergone thorough ovrthauur cited
life Lots pumps &C. in accordance with the gres
i SatIy morning 10th inst, the regular
between this and Norfolk leaving the wharf Rockets precise
IT O'Clock Tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning.
Thereafter. 40 she same hour.
Returning Norfolk morning. the same
hour, touching all landing river going
returning. Freight taken as usual.
Passage TO Portsmouth Norfolk
Meas. 50 cents each.
I'd. =
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n MON STEAMSHIP tUNIPANNs LINE or
- srENiEis-r"r Philadelphia every Monday +St7S

n
- srElMEis-rcr Philadelphia every Monday ttkS
and Thursday via Norfolk and Cape May fTS
tITl or RICHMOND Captain MITCHELL stc,iDer-sssE
VIRGINIA, Captain Teal and the ssner PENIS " TiNIA
Capt. splendid
mond for Philadelphia every Monday Thursday
touching May Pha
dephia Wednesday aud Saturday 10 O'clock NJ
turthcr notice.
Passenger Cape May their interest by taking
this is, in addition being the cheapest the
expeditions comfortable.
ra~-rnSrfor Ne" Norkwe entered into
to forward through New York either
steamers, allowing them the privilege Of remaining Phladel.
pha three lr days proceed directly New York upon
shr arrival Of the
-hPpc the West robaeeoni,ts DESTROYS shipping
Ptisburg will please bear in mind that all
to forward Tobacco through Cue 100
pounds.
Due notice will be always all Daily Papers
city when the will b. ready receive freight and the
hour ~ their sailing.
" Shippers will bear mind that all Bills Lading
he sent 10 the wharf Rockets 10 be signed before the sailing
The
Passage through to New York LIST cabin and found % o.
May,
Passage through Phade phia LIST cabin and found,
Do do ~ do 10
- Norfolk, let do do 2 o.
Tor freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN Agent,
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81 a. tOwIING, -uccr~sor TO Roper CowIina Co
hetWeeI Main aud RranLlln would can
Yurure Is Sade OF the very materials in the most su.
7eror ad fashionable styles by kuI and experienced wormrn
t vi" be sold ~ very 10" prices aud upon very terms
my description wiz do Wen - call and examine hs stock beory
tgs Of The quality bought in ofthe Northern
sHJCK an; SPRING MATTRESSES and FEATHER BEDS Of L
oil Matte ses, STA. aud Ca5 viii be repaired promptly
thia branch OF business ne al give peFso
Aeegy order. at the short, NOTICE he vi SyP SANITY on
Nan iiy ss'S'.sn ' HEAD' MADE 0oEfiNS' O. all sizes
Tas plirolse Z i5sa and county /. respectfully solicited
HAnnMAnE AM Cutlery ron rlit. SPRING
Tr, Ssrsay TysT our !haH , 70 CG 9
whose fayor. have extended their
reseiv and opened Tor tie Spring trade He will
'hs ! 1 y,,s ar, a5iis CT. VIZ E.a..
%g,dine, Killing, aai Grabbing Hoes
and Scissors Of Butchers, wosehhcs and ROdger.
Ka.css and Fork. Of every description
Ped S,oek Chest, Cupid TIL aud Rim Locke all sizes and
Copper wash Kettles
Sup Dise'ers article particularly nice for making
fnn, Halter aud Breast Chains
Spades aad shoyels OF every Kind
Iiorse SHOES Ba2dea's make ana oria.ns uorse YarI
W T5Sasa and aad cat ca, Sails Na. al III . ,'.'
Hammers, liatehet, and AIDES; all sizes
HsnI, Pannri, Tenant, MIL. PIT and Cross.Cuts "a
Counter Scales and Patent Balances, Platform Scales
Brass, Britannia, ant Tin Sp.iDOus
Blows, Avis and Vices; Plies every description
Augers, Chisels Malets, Squares, and Beyils
Bench and Moulding Planes
H1r.y aud Mule CELLARS aud Blind Brides
Coffee stills Of all kinds, Manila Rope y y inch
Mayors Cast Steel an sizes aud shapes, commonly
Safety Fuse % the best quality
Wcayer'- Reed and Steel Sieve
Brown ami Bleachcd Shoe Thread
Mason's Challenge Backing
Horse, she, Goth Tooth Hair Floor Scrubbng aud Coun'e
Brushes, with other article usually
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