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20 At New York, on Thursday, the steam
boat Buffalo, lying at her wharf on the North
river, sunk to her upper deck, having on board
ut tho time five hundred German emigrants
for The West Thcy were all saved, with their
baggage much damaged. The portfolio for
ward had been stupidity left open.
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ny The United States steamship San ia
cinto, Captain Engles, yesterday morning drop
ped down the Delaware from Philadelphia
preparatory to a trip to tcst the engines. Her
orders are to be at sca not less than two days
and the design is to go to Bermuda, which
will require about ten days
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-01

To- L. George Raub, German, thirty
seven years old, said to have deserted his wife
and three children in North Carolina, blew
his brains out with pistol at Philadelphia
yesterday.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-01

The Richmond EIGmfney urges the Govern.
ment TO get into o foreign wnr, 10 take The pub
lac mind Of from ereifing home questions! 1t
wants Frank Pierce TO play the old game Of
European dcspots- that Of binding the people
to their own wants, by brilliant foreign mill
tary achievements We think this viii hardly
90 down with the American people. However,,
Il, in recess Of Congress the President COM
menees war, how will our Wing friends get
out Of tho dIlcmmal In tho Mexican war,
they claimed that though 1t was wicked war,
yet once commenced, It must be fought out
Free-Soilcrs protested against such slim mo-
rality. If carried out now, all that the Ad-
minlstration has 70 do is, 10 get into war with
Spain, and Congress will sec that u is finished
handsomely The truth Is, the opponents Of
war with Spain must give the slavery propa-
ganda TO understand that they will not vote
supplies for war in their interest, ohether
commenced or NOT. Better tho nation suffer in
her military glory, than that Freedom shall go
by the board.--Haytford Republican.
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TRULY manufactured and as cheap as any estsAiish
ment in the Unicn.
DOLLARUS uEaBANTUm EXTRACT OBJ Lus
TR0US HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and rccte, the
most successful article produced for preserT wing
the hair falling out changing color, restoring
and preserving It ia healthy and luxurieut state.
Among other reasons why Dolard's hair-cutting So.
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is applied every head of hair cut at
bis establishment, con- kently it Is kept In better
preservation than unfsr any other known applica-
ton. 1t being thus practically tested BY thousands,
offers tie greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment, 1T
0hesuut Street, opposite the State House, Phila
delpbia.
r. DoLIARD hiss at last discovered the Nh PLUS u1.
IRA Of hair dye and announces it for sale with per-
feet confidence in Its surprising everything of the
kind now in use 1t coors the hair either black or
brown, mag be desired, and IL used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain or other.
wise, can be washed OF in ten minutes after the sp
plicstion without detracting from its efficacy Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to X. DOLLARD, III CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
ian 2S-ly. -.. b
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UROSCOpTA
nRs. BROTHERs & GRAY the

nRs. BROTHERS & GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
II man and Indian Physicians, hive estabi he'd
permanent medical Offics in tn city of Baltimore
for the Accommodation Of 'heir patients in Mary
land. The po.tocs can be consulted at their offcs
every Monday. Tuesoay and We'd. esday, from q.
N until 10 p m.
Office 49 Facs street, between Lexington and sar
atoga sts.
Also. at ther principal Office, at Washington, D
O., ON south street, on Thur day, Friday and SAT,
urdsy, opposi the Smithsonian Institution, wher-
they have had large and successful practice for the
last four years. i'll the treatment Of ell .nic dis
ears, nd tho diseases produced by the Old sche oil
Mineral physciaIs, by the iudiscrimina,e rse OF
Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, DC. Hsppiy, for suf
f.rers their practice is mantle tly injurious that
1t is now raduslly On the wane, and must in few
years sink into oblivion God 10 bis infinite good
Ness has given to suffering man practice far sups
riOr. and stosn Us thst there il yet Balm In Gead
We fstter ourselves thst all who favo, us with
call, we will, without asking single question, tell
TEEN their complaints and symptoms, and guaran-
tee an eisy anu speedy cure A decided adv antag-
we have ever other medical men, ia In the manner
we determine II nature and location o. the DISEASE
which Is by the urine. We require at least two
ounces Of the first in the morning a.. ~
Office open daily for the sale OF their Family Medi
ciass. srR5-eolms
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A WILD BE1Sr FIGHT.-A Madrid cor.
respondent, writing on the 18th Of June
says There WAS wild beast fight yes
terday at Aranjeuz, the third spectacle
CT the kind that has been afforded within
the last two OF three years to amateurs
IN Madrid and its vicinity. The two
former ones disappointed the public, but
that Of yesterday was a total failure.
The combatants were hyena against
two dogs, bull and panther, a leopard
aid bull They all displayed great se-
pugnance to contribute to the diversion
of this particularly cruel public. 1t was
hardly possible to get them up to the
scratch, snd blood was scarcely drawn.
The hyena, having once shaken of the
dogs, who pinned him unawares, kept
them at bay, and they barked around
him without daring to close. The leop.
ard BOT one or two losses, but was not
gored as far as the spectators could dis
cover aud must have suffered less from
the horns of the bull than from the bar
barsus means adopted to drive him from
his refuge close to the railing into the
centre OF the arena-the assistants thrust
ing at HIM through the bar with poles
and IRON rods, and at last applying the
barbed darts with fire works attached
commonly used In the bull ring to excite
a sluggish or cowardly bull. The whole
exhibition was a disgrace to q civilized
u2tfon. So s,..--.--
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, \.
Jaly 18Th, 1854.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
i States from the first day OF November, 1854, to
the 30th day of June 1858, on the following route
in the State Of ALABAMA, will be received ct the
Contract Office of the Post Office Department in the
city of Washington, until o'clock q M. OF 14th
September 1854 Ito be decided by 10th Of September
fo,lowing:)
7l7l-From Gainestown, by Suggsvilie, Grove
Pil, ChOctaw Corner. Clay Hill. Dixon
Mills, Shiloh, spencerville, Linden, srr .pg
Hill, Demopolis, snd Macon, to Greenst oro'
12O miles and back, three times a week, in
two horse stages.
Leave Gainestown, every Sunday, Wednes day.
and Fridsy, at1 IN -.
Arrive ut Greensboro in 60 hours, by pm
Leave G:e. nsboro' every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday at a IN
Arrive ut Gainestown in SO hours, by pm
Proposals for service in four horse coaches vii!
be considered.
For form Of proposals. guar >ntse, and certificate
also instructions and requirements, embracing con
dItions to Re incorporated in the contracts to such
extent IS the department. may deem lreper) see ed-
vertissmsnt inviting proposals for mail service in
the western and southwestern States dated January
9, 1854.
JAMES CAM BELL, Postmaster g. MI.
jy 25-1aw4w -.r -.s,5t l. -.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALf1Noes, August 81. Is

BALf1NoRB, August q, 1854
There is considerable talk here, now, about
Who L. TO be the next Mayor of Baltimore. The
Wing ra.ty proper remain quiet, knowing
tia. il is useless for them to make a nomina-
tiOn in city g" strongly Democratic When
the election comes on, the principal portion
nf them will sustain the independent or anti
Democratic candidate, who will be brought
Out BY the new order of mysterious politicians
DR.. John c. orrick, who has but short time
been a resident of the city, will be urged by
his friends as the Know Nothing candidate
lie will. however, have a hard road to travel
10 beat such men - Wilmot, Alexander, and
McPhsil. who are old Baltimoresns. Among
the Democrats, number Of persons are named
for the position-the most prominent are Chas
Towson, John s. Brown, Chas. A. Leas VIM
Geo Baker, Dr. John Morris, and r. Clinton
Wright The Know Sothings and Democr ats
are both sanguine OF electing their men
Thee is no telling, however, until after the
votes are counted who will be the man.
The Patriot Of this city has become quite
know Nothinsish Of late. 1t is said that it
will contest the palm OF organ.hip with the
Clipper. Hso, the result can easily be fore.
told 1t would indeed be dull party that
would hesitate for moment between these
journals. The Patriot is ably conducted, and
has always been the steady adhereD, Of pIin-
ciple, while its lesser rival displays no talent,
and has boxed all points of the compass, advo-
eating all the isms Of the day With the Pa.
triot in Baltimore and the contemplated
American Organ in Washington, Othello's
occupation will soon be gone
There has been number Of cases Of cholera
On Federal Hill, in the neighborhood o. Light
and Montgomery streets, lately. Several have
proved fatal. 80
business Is now looking up. Ev. ~ body is
busy The sidewalks OF orr business streets
are lined with boxes, bales, barrels, and pack
ages OF goods all is hurry scurry. Our mer-
chants anticipate large fall business
Several Baltimoreans of late have stopped at
Willards Hotel, in your city. They speak Of
1t IN the most hattering terms, as not only one
Of the first hotels in the country, but as also
the most cleanly and comfortable Those who
design making any stay in Washington cannot
Ind better home than Willards
SICmA
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Poef OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

fW1 OkflC1 pEPAkfmkNT,
- July 29th, 1854. 4
pRoposALs Tor conveying the mails of the Uni.
l. ted States frc the 10th OF October, 1854, TO
he SOth of June, 1885, on the following route IN
the State of TENNESSEE will be received at the Con.
Iaa Office Of the Post Office Department in the city
IF Washington, until O'Clock q m. of Thur dsy,
Septemter lat 1884, to BE- decided bY the next day;
No S6ss-FrUm Chattanooga by Kellsy's Ferry,
t- o. Oats Landing, Jasper, Battle Greek,
iaF Kleprer's, and Pelham, TO HiTlstoro', IS
miles aud back, once q week.
Leave Chatt noega Monday att a.
Arrive 81 Hilisboro' next day by 6pm
Leave Hiihtose' "Wednesday at q m
Arrive ct Chattanooga next day by pm
For form OF proposal, guarantees, and certificate,
mt slo instructions embracing conditions to lie In
ated in the contract the extent the der art
cent may deem proper, see the advertisement fr.
yiiDg proposals for msi ssrvice for the term CON-
uencing July l, 1854, snd ending une 80, 1858 In
he States of kentucky, Tennessee, &c, dsied Janu-
4ry 9, 1854
Each proposal should be marked Proposal for
route No. -, Tennessee" and addressed Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
JAMES CAMPBELL.
jy 80 Postmaster General.
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PURE SODA WATER.

SYLVESTERS SODA FOUNTAINS
Corner of 18th Street and Pennsylvania avenue,
SWANS PATENT ATMOSPHERIC)
HROM which the puresc draughts Of the Gen
4 uins CARBONAfED >0DA WATER, DRAWN
FROM STONE FOUNTAINS, tcy cold,) may b.
quaffed In copious deiieiousness, are now - &C
tive operation Illus rating, BY daily incrss Ing
patronage, the just appreciation Of its superior me-
cicnal properties, and more agreeable and pa abb
qualities, TO the nhpid, common, hurtfui carbon',
ACID Gas generated In copper fountains y eiept Soa.
Wstsr) and under that assumed cognomen diper ser
to confidiug and unsuspecting public.
iy 26-dlms
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The WAY THINGS ARE MANAGED IN TIE
Elsr.-1t is we'll understood that Abbas
Pacha, the late vicerc:sy Of Egypt, was
dispatched u the Oriental iasnii2n. His
two assassins escaped with the conn.,
vance of high flnctionaries. His SON,
who Is attanced TO daughter of the Sui
;ao, was on his way to France. The
1aarriaSs Is now doubtful. His successor.
son Of Mehernet Ali, is far superior in ed.
peation faculties, and general refinement.
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GEORGETOWN coRREsroNDENcE
.GnoassrowE, August %. 1854.

Oar good old town gives increasing evidence
of improvement. New buildings are erecting,
old ones are becoming enlarged and modern
lied Property both for sale and rent is held
at a much higher figure, probably on an av-
erase ono hundred per cent thao it was four
years ago. We are looking forward with great
interest to the speedy reconstruction both of
the Little Falls and Water street bridges; and
arc confident that the former especially will
greatly promote the interests of our town, a.
we'll as those Of our neighb0r on the Virginia
SIDE.
The religious community also is waking up
60 greater energy, and several enterprises are
on foot frem which we hope a rich return Of
good. One Of these, which is regsr ed with
special fayors by our towhspeople, is the erec-
tion of place Of worship on an out lot of the
Presbyterian burying ground. The sight Of
lie proposed chapel is in one of the mostdes-
GtUie parts Of our eity-a part 10 which pre-
vious 70 this enter prise there seemed no pros-
pect Of the erection Of any house of worship
In The streets around are 10 be found a NUM-
&c. Ct children who attend no s. bbath school,
and, perhaps, larger number Of adults who
IRE GaidCn seen IN church. These it ia hoped
will lie gathered in, the younger to learn to
read for themselves the word Of GOd-the
older 10 GEAR tHat Wof0 redQ anu eXp0unQ6Q
by Minister'S of the Gospel.
But there is another consideration which
gives peculiar interest u this site. The VEN
cradle cemetery which it ad joins vas for long
line almost the only place Of public sepul,ure
IN CO. ten, and deposited in its sacred soil is
the honored dust Of a number whose memory
Is most dear 10 rs II is not too much to say
ths: ;here scarcely is family Of long stand
ing which has MT some representative. near or
more distant, mid the multitudes still sleep
ing beneath tAst grassy sod Around such a
spot many thoughts of tender, though solemn
interest Iuust gather, and i, has long been 4
cause Of regret that in consequence of the dis
lance Of the cemetery from the church to which
). belongs-iis situation in a part Of the town
not rapidly Improving. aid its consequent Sc
ciusion from public observation, it has fallen
into comparative neglect and has even become
at times, the scene of those Sabbath orgies in
which some of our reckless population engage
Nothing. it lie thought could so eEectualiy re-
buke these deeds Of darkness ss bringing
rhsu tace 20 face with a preached gospel, and
tie Assem- bliss gathered together to teach one
TO hear the word of God.
understand that the committee for collect
Ing contr buttons has. been mach encouraged
b" a number cf!iberal subscriptions, and that,
in few days, that building will be under
contract. / say, success to them, aad to all
other enterprises, which have for their object
the winning Of souls TO Christ.
SUBSCRIBER
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED?

fINHE OLD 1ECNA INSURANCE. COMPANY. o
4 Bar'f ford, Connecticut, will insure Oh LIVES
r idsncs or travelling in all parts of the world
IL rates of Ss-s.:;m, which have been adjust d 6,
he most .quitsb}e scals, snd which are lower fha
those Of moet other COM sniss. Travelling les,
both liberal and extensive. The system Is plain anC
sasily understood
Those wanting Insurance, scil find it grady T.
ths;r int>rest by taking out policies In this ON
tsny; particularly for one or seven years, as h,
rs.ss are very low. Zee Prospectus, which can b.
had at ofacs on Pa. avenue. doors east OF the Ne
tionai Hotel Le0ess promptly attended 10.
aug e--lms POLLARD WEBB Agent
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. u

'NHIS beautiful burial place Of the dead bavir
L just be@n dedicated with appropriate ceremonie,
for the purpose nov open for the reception Of th
remains of deceased per,ons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for HUNDRED
bodies. in which such friends CT the deal IS ma,
apply can place the dspartt until they seiec. site
ff the graves. go
The plan Of tn. incorporators is one Of equality IL
reg ard 70 the lots, which will not be put up publicly
or ssls, (sithough they usually b-ipg premium :.
making the early sel96tion Of lots TIE most ds.ir
able.
Until an ofhc, Is established in the city Of WIss
.ngton, Applications vi be punctnally at: pdss
to at the pres mt Office in the east wing OF the buii
ing on enterins tie Cemetery.
VIM. 8. HUMPHREYS
". B.-6len~ood Ii situated short distance du
north Of the Capitol. az Ism
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MOBILIZATION FOB TRAvELExs,as,
AT sTEAN. PACKET LINZ 10 ,,
HARFxrs Nz FERRY

VsBE Canal Steamer sCongrems having been thor
L oughly repaired, and put In first rate order, l.
now ready to reeune Der regular trips FOR the trans
portstion Of passengers and Hight freight betwssp
Georgetown and the above NAMED point, on the
mosf pleasing ter u.s. -scsr 4r y
The Boat will leave the wharf Of ". a. Ritter foi
Earpers Ferry, on every Monday, Wednesday an
Friday mornings, at O'Clock. and Hsrper's Ferry
for Georgetown, on Tuesdas 9, Thursdays, and sst
prdsrs at the same hour, stopping ct the di1eren,
landings along the line, FOR the reception and hard
ing OF freight snd Passengers, going and reforming
Passage through either way 81, Shorter dists nces
at the same rates per mile. .s.r --- ~,
Fare on bosrd the boat equal to that on any ind
of travel u, BERNARD PURsEL, Cspt
" 2S-ilm % .--
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FRESH ARTICLES.

I IMPERIAL Prunes ia small glass kegg extra quail
l. ity Few Eleme Figs in small boxes, bunch Rat
dns, very fine /; Cox's English Shred Gslstines-
French Imperial uelatines in shreo and rolls these
Gelatnes are perhaps superior TO any article Of the
Kind ever introduced in this city; French and kns.
ish directions furnished; hermetricay sealed Sruie
surs Extract Of Tomato, sardines, Fresh Olive Oil
tasks and bottles. Sap Sage Cheese knglish dairy
TO-, Jeles Of all kinds, Saddles, Firth Ross best
,.endoH Mustard, put up in metal, very superior
freEch and American do Of all kinds, Bakers Bro
IA, Cocoa ana Chocolate, Milisrds do one cssk Du-
amt, Msglory brand, vintage lS43 Brandy, and one
10. Grape Juice Port. These unsurpassed for
:,cinal and other purposes and warranted pure
armenia, Sage, Tspioca. sweet Cider black Tea ct 50
+nts per pound, warranted to plssse-purs white
Castillo Soap, Montgomery county and other Hams
&C., &c. Goods delivered.
Emp. KING,
corner Of Vermont ave. and 10th streftA
ap Ie-Wtf St Johns SQuaB
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ODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for August
VI for sale ut SHILLINGTON's Bookstore
81 Jasper Carev, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Chas. Lever
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs Ann Stephens
The Mysteries Of a Convent, by noted Methodist
Preacher
New editions Of Sol. Smith and Quarter Races II
Kentucky
All the new books published received Immediately
afterwards, and for saie ut
SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. sv. and ~ ST., Odeon Building
jy 20-n
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SUMNER CLOTHING

OF FINE QUALITIES Citizens and strangers
~ wishing to purchase Summer Clothing Of fin
qualities will find our pi esent a'sortment to be
large and varied in the beginning of The season,
which We are now Offering greatly reduced in pr
ces in order to run of our entire stock before the
Fall trade.
Clothing made 10 order.
We have on hand Q large aud fine assortment OF
Summer material in the piece, which we will make
o order much cheaper than the usual aity prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next coor to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
aug 5-tf-
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81 THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
aud superior structure for the purpose just in the
resr of Mr.. fchads, third street offers rare in
ducemen;s to the lovers Of the pleasurable exercise
of bowling. 1t has three alleys. laid with une
qual!ed skill the best in the city, and every at+n
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug 10 SIN
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
.s,.1 SEA .RATHiN a.-s& :. :.
: COLUMBIA HOUSE,

UAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
- This new and popular establishment Ii nov
nxpsn for the reception OF viStors.
The proprietefs tAaakfs for the patronage he has
50 largely received bess to asure his ffiends and
The public that the HOTEL In every department
VIII be kept In style superior to any previous sea
con. Gas hae been introduced into 200 rooms -
clusively for this house, and many other arrange
ments, have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests. .
Application for rooms may be made BY address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island or to the subscri
Der. ..-f-tt, L. HAYWOOD
-. r.. 4 No. IL South Sd street, Philadelphia
= N. B--Extsnsive stabling on the premises
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saaT tre 2!
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I'M the petition of SOLOMON ANDETvs, Of Perth
~ Amboy, New Jer,ey, praying for the extension
OF patent granted to him the 5ih day Of Deem
Der, 1870, for an improvement In manner OF con-
structiDg Pad Locks for ma begs and other uses,
called the liam shell Paddock" for years from
the expiration of said patent which takes place on
the 9Th day of December, 1851
II is ordered, that the raid petition be heard at the
Potent Office on Monday the 18th OF November next
at IL o'clock m and all persons are notified 70 ap
pear and show cause il any they have, why said Pc
idtion ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension required 30
e % the Patent Office their ohlecticbs specially set
forth m writing at least twenty dxys before the day
of hearing; ali testimony FL by either party to be
usd at the said hearing must BE- taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the ofboe,
which will BE- furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed the
81 of Nov; dispositions, and other papers relied on
- testimony, must be filed in the Office on or before
the morning of that day; the arguments, II any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing.
ton, ID. c.; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa Scen.
tifc American, New York; Post, Boston, Mass, and
Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, once q week for three
successive weeks previous to the 18th day OF No
vembrr next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
"a Commissic ner of Patents.
2 e.-Editors Of The above papers will please copy
and send their bills 10 the Patent Once, with Pc
per containing this notioa aug 1e-ssv
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SASH & BLIND FACTORY

IVsaTFy 0Pp0stfs UNpt. F0geS TeNdsHes.
3'HE subscriber, having undertaken the PlsniD
I Mill business, is now ready to manufacture &c
order, Dcor-, Sash, slinds, Frames and Mouldin2s
and all other work sppertaining to the same, an,
trusts that his p, ompt attention and nodera,.
charges will secure him g share of the patronage
the public wv. J0RDON.
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