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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Ane,,onser..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III On Friday, the 27h instant, shall
Ms Kennedy, Indiana between ID
e Ciy Han at 70 O'Clock good lot Of furniture,
Mahogany lounges, bureaus, and wardrobe.
10 dining and pier tables, hsIrsck
Feather beds, bedding, hedsssds
Cane-sesi and other chars washsfnnds
Gilt frame pier sass, solar lamp and brackets
Glass, crockery, AVID tea ware, sideborfds
Window curtains, shades, and
Carpets oiioiofh, and mating
Stoves kitchen utensils, &C.
Term. ca.h. GREEN a SCOTT,
MAY S-N Aucro
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MASTEDTo rent Of purchase comfortable hou..,
about sr rooms In the Owners Of
ery wishing good
well 20 address " N. c., Union pmccp MAY NJ
lIniei Eve. rar1
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rrEsBYrSRItN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, NV SCHOOL
BUFFALO, May % DE- Cox from the committee on bills
and oveues presented several overures condemnng the
fashion danc,ng-on the right Of sumnsy suspension Of
church members account Of absence-afh ming the
night Of marry his niece stating that though It is
not desirable, IL is not opposed TO the Scriptures.
paper read from the PreshyterY Of oswcgo refu-
ting send delegate to the assembly while IL continued
lts connexon with slavery Considerable debate
upon this. which was not quite harmonious.
The Rev Mr.. Specs counselcd the assembly be
tious many important Pre,byierinns who held ~
very slight tie would be easily thrown Of by contemp
has,y proceedings The paper referred the
ultiee on bills.
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MAssAcHUsKrTs LEGfsfATpRr, rTo.
BoToN, May a The house to-day rejected the res,p.
ton providing for the erection Of 10 Webster
By Of Ill to lis
The rejected the Hoo.sc tunnel bin by % majority.
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.....2l ,42,3e9
l4,93s,7Ol

Total a52,oS9 l4gJo,70l
Thus, large is coinage exceeding that OF any for
period, that of England has been thirty per
greater there is accumulation in the English bank
As pared with the corresponding quarter of the pre-
vous year. The duties of three countries. for the
quarter ending March 81 follows, reduced 10 dol
lars;
Customs Revenues of three Nations months ending
MoTeh3
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0f~The Fifth Ward Etection.-ht the instsnce OF
of This ward John c. Fitzpatrick
dida1e for alderman al the approaching municipal election
25-d
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Total. ...,.. sle,l54 l,ousS 6oa45 2,9o,os5
This OF 1870 sos is lees by $500 900 than the
ceipis of the port for the period and il will be OBJ
served that of specie direct TO Eu-
rope. The ingots paiic nady 20 hence 10 the Ep-
ropean minis. direct English account, much less
than coin could 60 EDg!und for anshpment This
Is the when the exchange, England
The shipments coin sin continue thence TO the continent
and there 10 tendency facilitate the passage Of
gold s destination Thus gold is dearer in Paris Than
here London IL arrives here In the shape of dust
converted into ingot IL is alike available in either
ket The great banking houses instead of shipping
London, ship the California gold il arrives from
here Paris. thus seltlng the London AS
general thing the exchanges are, in respect 10 Europe
against the United States and in favor OF respects
England The balance due Europe has, however, gener-
ally gone London meet bills running there Ameri.
for China and France; when these the
balance against England il better chip from
Europe, and the increase Of the direct
ton 10 be taking that The current from
England seems, however, TO be getting checked. Gold
is deaIer in Hamburg than in London and less so
Paris The leading features OF the London market
follows;
IN Si ssns count a o'' s ss or p ra. on
ss% d. j, J. i $, sa as
This gives great decline in quantity Of gold e
In the value OF money usual al hi, PERIOD and fall
exchange Paris being one-ihh Of per cent under
par. The demand for silver for India is less il was
There bs turning point in the exchange
ard while many suppose the coin will flow back others
profess view with dread the effects large quantities
Of food which England must import Al the present tine
money being worth here per and in London Il
8, and the Of exchange rates. it is advantageous
draw money from England employ here, an opera
ton which rise there might reverse The activity OF the
English mint has been alluded and the quarterly
just made gives the coinage for the quarter ending March
81 which we compare with the whole Nfed States coin
aie for the same period, as follows
Coinage ofthe BrGin for first quarter
1853.
Great Britain. United States
Gold f4,435 a57-$90 3i3y sl45g 400
| slver......... 81, S62- 4ae,4R 1877 200
| Copper. 1892
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WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
From the hmphtheatre, Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
wiil perform in the cty of Washington
wrpsrsD.r, THuup4y, and Fsipsy-Juns ], 2, and a
Admission a
performances *, p. other days at and
Doors open half an hour Previous.
J. w. BANCKEs Manager.
c. VI. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
VI. W. FRANKLIN, Equestrian Director.
v. w. WHIT tKEs, Riding Master
=. s1tLkNEY, Director n Horsss.
W. w. WORRELl., Clown and Jester.
This company complies The largest and best Troupe Of foreign
performers and fera~ that
travelling compsny, and remartab- trained
dancing and this country.
The reputation 81 establishment
detailed description u varied
u 10 the largest pavilion travelling and brilliantly
illuminated with IN the evening
particulars ~ performances The and luna-
ted potter Al public places the different days
The above Company will perform IN Georgetown Saturday
June 4. May Nd
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,UccTss Of tho Main. Liquor Law-eooo pages of
- new Tracts the Maine liquor law.
Temperance Tracts from New York and the American
Tract Society.
Illustrated Temperance Anecdotes.
New York Organ Temperance songster.
American spelling Book designed a the
mon and Sabbath schools BY Rev. T. Sovereign.
Deacon CHESS Distinery.
Temperance Manual, by Or. Edwards.
Water Dropsi BY MIR Sironrney,
For sale BY GRAY A BALLANTYNF,
May 20 Seventh
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Bosros May IA salats fired to-day from the ca
asrd wharf. 10 honor Of Queen yicioria's birthday,
Nav YoxK. MAY "a "A similar salute was fred In thi
city la honor of tie anniversary,
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NEW YosE May q 1851
The Of specie has In some degree in
creased, and has been for three weeks a. follows
Experts 81 Specie from Esw York
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BosroS, May 2i-Dr James Walker was to-day inangu-
president Of Harvard College. The address and
induction into office made by Governor Clifford 10
which Dr. Walker replied Latin Grafton by member Of
the senior class followed President Walker then deliver
ed bis nsugurai upon the m and advantages OF
collegiate education. A large audience present
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Bosr5S, May l-Twenu two removals made
day 10 the custom house officials
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LAAIK flkk IN BALTIMORE FUUN ffhOVs~ND bAEkkLs OF
CONSUMED
BALTIMORE May "a The large ionr and produce ware
house OF Jesse Meddar osq the OF Howard and
Pan Streets wan totally destroy ed ~ fire night Be
tween three and thousand barrels OF our wers
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THE I~sr sunny side by ~. Trusts with
Il a memorial Of the ny Assun rheips.
Hundred short Tales for Children, from the German o. C. Won
schmid. 80 cents
Three Month. Iourns o. Young nhsbii
French q T. y. porchst 10
GRAY A. BALLANTYNE,
MAY Seventh
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NOTICE TO yHOFEssous.-on Monday, the I'm Of July
Az next the board OF of
elect ncP professor ~ chemistry, fcnio and rraogy, and
professor of odsrn Frcnch, spsnsh
German. Liberia salaries ts given
This nsinton Otfprds healthy and pleasant vii
iage, comprising religious population The
win second Thursday IN september
JAMES NJ. HOwRY,
MAY 05-lmiAcp secretary Board.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVAL or ina EUnor4.-r0ua DAYS LATER From KuHorE
HALIFAX. May 2i-The Europs has arrived, viii
Liverpool dates the ith instant and 300 passengefs
the l0ll, inst
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~ y. n sTNNTTVN' N"oh""t.f'
(pennsRpania acenss, south side, oh sireet)
no HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS, cROCERs.
barrels poiatoesOn Saturday
cloct the corner q Ninth street and the
Centre market, shall ssil without
barrels Of potatoes 10 lots TO suit purchasers
Term ash. MAY I'D
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SAILING or rHr GAMBIA
BosTox May D The steamer Cambria sailed io-dsl
with seventy passengers No specie reported.
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By E n. SrRATTON, Auctionecr,
tPennsyiran,a aSenue, south side, arssf.)
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
Il family Thursday morning, 06th AZ 10
O'Clock, shall sell auction family
leaving
Sofa, lounges, mahogany parior chairs
Card, centre, and dining tables
Mahogany, maple and poplar bedsieads
Feather beds,
Wardfobes, wsshsaDds toilet tables
Bureaus, toilet chairs
Msne clock, solar and other lamps
Mahogany and gilt framed looking glasses
Carpets, mating, oil cloth,
Cooking, parior, and chamber
Crockery and glassware, kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms
MAJ 25-2t
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Ky GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
psinng, hc. sucIionOn Thursday
shall by of deed stHe
O'Clock, excellent
and other furniture and oil painting,
Large mahogany bookcase, secretary, and wardrobe
Mahogany SOFAS divans ockinE and parior chairs
Do dressing and other bureaus, oonamr, &c.
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
Feather beds, bedsesds, hair
Two fine chamber complete
China glass, and crockerywarc
Carcei and other lamps, toilet and other lock glasses
oes Of which a very fine cottage
piano, neahy W, excellent
md
oil paintings with handsome
many articles which unnecessary
Terms case. GREEN h SCOTT.
May 2S-2i Auct,oneers,
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ny GREEN = scorr. Ano,loneer..

VERY VALUABLE LOTS AND BUILDINGS IN THE CEN
TIRE o. THE CITY AT hUCTioN,--By virue a power
~ from the widow all Of
Drew, and for the Of distribution among
expose IT public SALE IN front Of the
day OF May instant O'Clock the following property,
Part Of lot No g.
Of Louisiana street.
lnu and i2 feet inches former
and three frame houses thereon This
diate neeborhood Of Browns and Hotels Hail.
&c and win he divided in Ioi..
Also, Friday the 27th OF Msy, at o'clock.
premises all north of No 4G2 THIS
bounded Virginia Delaware and
and handsomely located.
O'Clock OF day, tho premises,
5, u, s, and o. IN No 500.
onefosith ~ cash, and 8. IA and 10
which the approved
bearing interest from the day 81 safe will be
tho purchasers and deeds
paymens the For within four
days, sale, day. public notice. %
the purch,sor
W. REDIN
Attorney for nd heirs
GREEN = SCOTT,
May lad Auc,,one.r.
CO persons having claims against The late Mr. Dew ar. re
qpesred send them o me. W.
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THE National Magazine. FOR Jane, inst received and
GRAY A. BALLhNTyNE.
Mays Seventh street
NB-Ths is number year. Subscribers will
please their subscription
Magazine this ~ yellow Cover III
refreshing Every with III. soh gold 81
highly posed sdns'red iis ed
Abel Stevens Of .enied writers, and makes
rrceiens ed,tor-
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| Nrw YoRK May Is The steamer Black Warrior sailed
to-day for Havana, via Mobile. She take. thirty pssssn-
gers and $4,000 in specie
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fRoa J.sioAL-Bg the steamer Union We have Kings
ton papers TO the 18th inst The following is the only
thing which we bind 10 them Of special interest.
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Co The heeting of tho Democracy, called fee the
Finn Ward postponed, Of until
Thursdsy) evening the 18th instant ~ O'clock
Club Room, Capitol May 25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13
THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Thirty-seventh Anniversary OF the Amer1s
Bible Society.

Thirty-seventh Anniversary Of the American
Bible Society.
The thirty anniversary Of this society was
LIBERATED yesterday morning. at Metropolitan Hail. in the
presence Of immense and highly respectable audience
Hon. Theodore Freinghuyson, Of New jersey presiding.
The platform occupied by several reverend gentle
men, and other members Of the society.
The exercises were commenced by Rev. Mr.. Bedel OF
ntnope reading the seventy second psalm, and
Offering prayer, imploring the Almighty to pour out
his blessings upon the work Of this society.
The PRESIDENT then came forward and delivered the
following address,
We can never adequately estimate the value or trace
he relations Of the family to the State and of the Bible
10 both,
and effectively reaches the larger spheres Of the
mept and the State When pure Is the copious foun-
tain of all that ia good and hopeful is when cor
rupt the fatal source Of al that pernicious and d.
The recolections Of childhood the fathers counsels,
the rst prayers Of the mother often haowed by the
thoughts Of and the wastes of the grave
and glow together in manhood to sxalt the agency
coming from the family among the most eventfu on the
The ssgacious observer Of men and influence, who
deemed the ballads OF pastoral people Of so much mo-
ms could s M TO %s Tine Tine
household at the Preside, at the social table, at the
home coming Of labor from its tolls, the Light and
power may bring, to shape the mind, to mould the
viii and guide the thought and under God, will hold
the rens Of public sentm snt and FIX the standard Of
character and the Law Of conduct Yes he might add,
with fearful truthfulness will make unInake any
people by such permitted agencies. -
1t Of the Divine purpose to cothe the family with
energies of peculiar power and that should be- through
all time the germ Of social existence and character De
well knew how the seeds there would spring up
to e and how fruituly the blossom would rpen 70 the
harvest He constituted this domestic relation on the
very rst DAYS Of creation while Eden still doomed In All
it's Innocence ~ viii make him help meet for MIN and
they shall he flesh. For this cause shall man eaSe
f.4h nd ehRIl ceavo unto MS Wue.
They shall be one In Joy, and sorrow and ympathyone
in thought and purpose, and counsel And with tine
IN oa,. word that can the family In healthfu
condition An history shows that there 10 NO other bond
that can bind together s various interests Let that
a. freely 10 rst impressions and are moulded into the
man and the ctsenet that BE- neglected perverted,
rd NO regrets or reproaehss repair the mischief Az
ven might We expect grapes Of thorns virtuous and
honorable manhood from neglected and wicked youth.
"Whstsoeysy man soweth that shall he alao reAp-ths
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acting effect Of the literary bane and its powerful anti
dots which we're being circulated near TO him. In
short time very large colored woman came in. She
took seat at the extreme end Of the room. Then
came Arthur and Lewis Tappan, followed by widow,
(white) and nice girl, (also whte,) dressed
in innocent looking lilac When the door opened
again. . retiring quadroon lady very black little
girl Geo. K Downing the Rev. Mr. Pennington (colorsd,)
Arnold Bsum, (white Doctor McCune Smith, (heavy yell
low) Reverend Mr.. Jocelyn, (white and many others
When about fifty Of every hue and color entered
the meeting called to order The honorable W. Jack
sos Of Massachusetts, called 10 the chair, and Doc
tor Smith acted secretary.
Dr. Saith said that the President, Mr.. Tappan,
avodaby absent at this stage of the meeting and hence
the honorable Mr. Jackson had consented to take the chair
Mr. Jackson returned thanks for the high honor conferred
upon him.
The Rev HENRY BrlDrs offered up fervent prayer be
they engaged the MEMBERS the blacks aud all per-
sons affected Influenced by slavery.
The SECRETARY read the minutes Of the meeting held
Nay 18th, which approved.
Here the President Arthur Tappan entered the room
and after delicate hesitation, took tho chair.l
Doctor SMITH moved the appointing Of nominating
committee, for the purpose Of naming officers for the
suing year The Rev. Hr Johnson, Rev. Mr. shehan and
Mr.. Samuel Lees were appointed by the chair for this
purpose.
looking the deaths which have occurred amongst
friends during the past year. notice with regret that Of
the Reverend Dr. Canovs eminent professor Of the
subject Of slavery which gratefully received BY the
Iends Of the Antayery cause and the cause Of frsS
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y PHAfFK FOX THE SLAVE.
Oh, let the prisoners mournful signs
Az incense in thy sight appear
Their humble wsilings pierce the skies,
haply they may feel thee near.
The captive exiles make their means,
From ain impatient to be free;
Call home, cali home thy bAnished ones
Lead captive their captivity
Out of the deep regard their cries:
The fallen raise, tho nourners cheer.
Oh, son of Righteousness, arise,
And scatter all their doubts and fear.
Stand by them in the fiery hour;l
Their feebleness Of mind defend;
And in their weakness show thy power,
And make them patient to the end.
Relieve the souls whose cross We bear.
For whom thy suffering members mourn:
Answer our faiths efeetual prayer,
aud break the yoke 20 meekly borne
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contained in that resolution:-"1ir, IN The ~
We're Sensible Of danger, We had daily prayers i
this for the divine protection Our praysss hr
heard, and they were graciousy Answered An q ~
euent instances Of superntsndinx proyidsnss In
favor To that kind providence ws swe this happy sp.
hnp our Utups nsonp y S.s. e nor
forgotten that powerful friend do imagine that
longer need his assistance have lived 81, long
Of this TRUTH that God governs in the affairs Of mem,
and II sparrow cannot fall without his notiee, = pro-
bsble that an empire can rise without his aidf have
the Lord build the house they labor in vain that build
IT," firmly believe this and also bslisvs that without
bu,ns no better ihsn the builders Of Babel VI shan
be divided BY little partial local interests. our pro-
gsDroseh and bye word down to future ass Ana what
IL worse mankind may hereafter from this unfortunate
ipsance despair Of establishing sy human
therefore beg to move that hencsforth prayers
imploring the assistance of Heaven, and IL blsss
ipgs ON our deliberations, be held In this as
semkly every morning before proceed 70 businsss"
This sir Ia the spirit Of those fathers that framed the
blessed constitution under which we live This beck and
its precepts and truths the rock upon which they
built this fabric, that trust will survive until the
wreck Of time; and If thus trace AL instiu
ticps the influence Of the Bible and its teashngA IL
Illustrated by the example Of the Puritan fatsrs1
must lock TO them and TO their principles for the germ Of
free institutions fand for the elemeo Of great
ness who estimate the value OF this book, and The
importance Of the work in which engaged - The
means Of perpetuatDg these bessngsf Let this Mss pe
crculated-t 1t be carried 70 every house 10 car M
population, and surely Win produce An tns e.
feet that rsqure-every patriotic ssnh.sns vi =
and every virtue cherished. (Applaues) Hr wM @s-
arm prejudice, II win dspel every inlunsos .n00s'
and II VIII link together mighty peops 49, 49, a.
love Of nan. ana in the fear Sod But have tsusnsd
but single point of this resoution suen N.s ~, 49,
vhich shouh tshe the helm pluck drowning man frem
The fatal rock, carry him within view Of the sAssne
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
EnnA M Asr ATIsA
ARRIVED.

Scbr john Bell, Ham, Roekland. lime, to l. Libby
Schr Remittance Ezey, Philadelphia, coal, to Bowers,
Carter Spencer.
sehr Isis, Chase, Boston, plaster, to Shields Som
crville.
Brig Elizabeth, Boardman. Boston, salt, to Daven-
port, Allen Co.
Schr Missahccon, Weaver, New York, hay, to 4
Cendiniug.
Schr Hanover, whipple, New York, mdzc, to Cur.
RE.
Schr Emma, IIaford Boston, plaster, Shields Som
eryille.
ARRIVED, Oct. 10.
Schr Susan, Crowcl, Boston. mjze, to ID Currie.
Schr Isaac Prince, Booze Baltimore, iron and lum-
her
Schr y Fox, Parker, New York, hay, to N Dow.
ney aud McGrader's Sons.
Schr Charles Parker. APPLICABLE, Now York. hay, to
Clendening
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdzo and
Passengers. fN.fI'FIIU. '...
PHILApsLrnrA, Oct l9.-Ceared, steamship Virginia.
Teal Richmond.
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POSTSCRIPT.
FROM SANTA FE-FR0N THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
SURvEY-GOYERNO2 LANE

LousviLLE, Oct ls.-Lettsrs received from Santa be
announce that Lieut. D. Y. Aubrey. of the Pacific Raj.
road Exploring Expedition reached Santa Re on the l4t
u lie crossed the Stern Nevada at Tegou Pass tho
l2th July. aud struck the Rio del Norte at Hibernate,
The route no had distractions TO the
iion Of either rail wagon road lie also report. hav
ing found gold at the crossing Of the Colorado and other
places Also silver aud copper ore In great abundance
$500 Tue Indians were very numerous and very hostile
Iney fought and resisted the party for days Nearly
MI were wounded and Aubrey received different tirucS
eg' wounds Ihehghting was chiefly with the Glrotcs
Ono tribe Of Indians who were met 500 miles vest Of
seune, bad gold bullets for their guns.
General Lane, was thought would get certificate Of
ms election as delegate TO Congress FROM Now Mexico.
oaagos Il said 10 have 800 majority, but the vote Of San
Miguel county would be rejected a. Illegal
Fort Atkinson has been entirely abandoned and every.
Thing removed to Fort Reilly leaving the road from Cou-
ell Grove Fort Union entirely unprotected 40 that In
dian depredations wcre cxpected
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LOTTERIES.
LlNByRT,S LoIIRRy ,pe,r,

VEEFNt1 bHIIMOFV, Nd.
tWOhh LthbEkT intends .,,
nuns Hotel Calvert street. Baltimore 90 Mi., a, ~.
"a ssry eu days i thls svery license Cor tL -. a.
=" 20 ysas ~ihh have expired b. r.p-~ "A
~ 'asa ts sna-tsi either % bsy a. Stsfs
fAr - 20 un~iitnE O.
heretofore had tle fortune durx ,,.I,- af
yr'H 's ~, not 20 BE- sesa.I violation .u a. o
ne theFct'fe respectfully soieits
anu othrrs IN virginia ~ho purchase
Vary t'e tdH " rtsttHg a. gnafg
s1 hs thOse tet 10 Nina thai their order. : mi -
stsietiy oLsrrv.I. '''S'NN N "''" H"i DC
~ PIs rosss 10 the Maryland Lotteries or such
"'tere "a lac has sold IN her, vhei
ksCHzJgD, Va. April fSth, iss.l