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procured for Gibson the. Rsceivership Of
sbo u, s. Land Office at Defiance. h
The Fusion Anti-Nebraska conveA.
3iss I- tionsy ia RsaHs esf
This body assembled in Columbus, on
The l3lh insi.. aud nominated JosEpH r.
SWAN, of Columbus, Free Soil Dfmo-
cral, for Supreme Judge, and JAcon
BEtoKESsDERfER, Wing, Of eTnscarnwat
county, for Merbcr orthe Board Of Pub
lie Works. We do not like The move
ment for tbs following reasons, among
Others, which to our mind j s,ify ou'
disapproval: sea a s
/. Because neither Of the nominees
Ms radical progressive men, sa lal to The
Progress Of their Age and Time. M
2. Because We are opposed 10 Com,
pSomjSosof msn, involving compromise
on principles for the sake Of Office.
8. Because the Know-Noibing Party
is with and for these candidates, (who
will be sustained BY a number OF thei'
prassss,) snd.is composite part Of the
higoily and illiboralism Of American
Nationality, and must hare q large in
luencs in the tendencies Of this Fusion
movement.
A. Because ths Wig party, 70 whose
principles we are opposed on all financial
sn5 most other questions, Is TO have Hal
of the offices al least, and The largest
share or tho influence in the Party.
5. Because The party declares no
principle Of common action, except hos
siliv 10 tho extension and power o'
Slavery, and oyerlooks all home questions,
sffs:iing The interest. prosperity, andhap
piEsss Of the people Of ths State, which
oagh, TO be, and must be . matter OF nO
tscondary impoftenco. asa e
8. Because The making slavery ! part!
issue, eIeaies 4 powerful anisgonism IN
neccs0as3 and dimpqEsic.ps vl'at ought 4
30 aimed a,, should bean oppositjoa'l
The extension of The Institution by mel
OF all patiiss; which caano! be done o
rs i.
effsciiyely when the dissatisfied of 81
parties sci lhemselsesap asshc exclusiy'
guardians of the rights of the Ffe'
States. III 'ss m
I. Because The policy Of the Demo
gcalic sariysin Ohio, 10 which we belong
has bean Anli-SIayery more eifsciiyel!
pnd mere practically thdns,be element
of his Fusion Parry can be. While th'
Wing party clung 10 lhe Black Laws
using them ss mOterial 0! agitation, III
Democratic paIsy repealed Them ths mo
moni their existence became hostile q
the well-boing Of tie State. ss. s.
g.. Because The Individuals Of part.
Ilat sustained hIilsrd Fillmore in tb'
ComatOmlss Measuleaof his .sdninis
uasiou, the Fugitisc Save Law, aud IN
privilege Of lbs Extension ofSlayory iut.,
gsev Territory, clunoi be-earnest in oP
posing Slavery, and we do not look 4
thsir action, fot any higher principle thai
regard ior the ''sPoils II efice.
Q. Because the candidates Of th'
Democratic party are actually more lib
eral 10 ssnl'msns Than ille nominees 3
This Convention: sad We should disl sllinl
.bsi man poor judgsof rssideness wh
Isa tomfortable and substantial hoose
.hosgIi 3 iiif forsoms fine. 20 llyein d
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|uh6piahsd and unfasoahs1 iclemen,s
msrely because il wss8ev.
/ To- Bcause wS want confidence w
Iihe stability az The Ne n otvaIFi7aiion. and
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DAILY EVENING. STAR,
The MOTHERS MEMORY.

l., mo mother win read this touching poem withou
moistenfps of the eye lids. we md it I'M seo,c
paper OF recent date j 'i'.'' ,oss1s'i y 'Eyis,
Put in the drawer-iny heart can bacS nae shsir;
aow up the paper wiz my da WHY'S hair ); f.,5i
Ken, Ken, II but ,renews my waes,-
l ken sudna' touch my Iassfe's ciaesi;sdi }sn3
But when The past comes crowdin' through my brai
Gamma let her bits o. thipgs alane.
S1n' e'er she deed wauken Wi a start 81 r9G5
An oh thetes something saiF comes owre my heart
!nen .hoehts IKE iiehtnin' minds me o. her death
An Tor while scarce can draw my breath a.
| dream'd dream befoFe she took her bed, s, ! =
An U woes me, IT'S been over truly read:
AM When the cock began TO craw at night, ,i'Vfi Z
bodit aye that something was Ra rieht |; ,. rod
An whan the window shock frae head to fit,
thocht my very heart lap AFT the bit. Eg5EI'sq
Naemnir fae hint the door I'D see her keek.,
Nae mar - mine she'll lay her dimpled cheek.
AM never mair me rour' the neck Shelf taxi Z
Nor do0k her bonne hcadie in my lap! i5--,p4r5 (
" eel she was likif by ilk neebor wean, 4
an unco Blyth they keep il my hearthstane:
une aofty anes she'd pleasure sae nuufauan,-
w ad let tieu see the 'sman that broke the barn."
Nad max doo's dJokts VII her fingefs sua,'
An raise lauch that wad delight them a.; =, p
Syne lei them see. upon The auId kist head,
Hoo ' Robie Salmon self his gingerbread ~ 1s
w al cock hes head and eic sick pawkie looks +
n' nef aohsueie gaed as y wad ,clipplt etoots,
But when my wee drap tea set agaun, g"If
My wee bit iassie sune was at M han ); ;I.,s.-.
A drapplc i the saucer aye she cat,
AN syne contentit at my At she sat. s|T'fft ''
But moo when sit down scarce break bread,
l scarce can lift the saucer to my head.
an! never mAlr at nippt cakes IN growl, =
Nor catch her finger Il the sugar how'll! m
! ken, ken she's in warI' moo,
Among the flowers that death can never poo
! ken, Oh secel I Ken, we're born TO part-
but " dldna Greet I'D break my heart! -
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THE Comfy OF DEsPoTIsM.

Our English papers contain numerotk
accounts of fresh outrages perpetra.ed
upon foreigners by the italian States. A
MIR. Baggie, a British Ionian. who has
long carried on business at Naples, re.
Gently visited Paris and London. Or
his return he landed at Leghorn, intend
ing to go thence to Naples; but the Nea
politan consul refused 10 rise his pass
port. lie betook himself to the British
consul, who Immediately demanded per.
mission for. Mr., Baggio TO enttr Naples
but he also was refused, on the ground
that during his travels Mr.. Baggio .'com
municated with refugees in England and
France This is looked upon as v.o.
Iation Of existing treaties, and there is
talk of calling the government to account
for 1t; but, under the systematic subser-
viency to the despotic courts which seems
to govern the councils of the English gov
ernment just now, no one supposes thai
any effective step will be taken. 't
A second case mentioned is that of a
Mr.. Desain, native of Gibraller, who
had gone, early in September to Rome,
with British passport, countcrsigncd by
the Papal Nuncio at Florence. On his
way he stopped at Arezzio, and there, On
the night of the 2lst, he was taken from
his bed by gendarmes, and carried to jail.
From that time he was taken from prison,
and confined, for terms of three to seven:
teen days, in Santo Sepelcro, Citta di
Castillo, Perugia, and FOligno. By
bribing some one, however, he managed
to get letter conveyed to the British
| authorities in Rome, where he himself ar.
rived, a prisoner, on the 18th of NoSem.
her. Mr.5aLyonI and MIR. Freeborn now
vigorously cxerted themselves, and on
the Il tn Of November, Mr.. Cesain was
taken to the Consular Office and placed
under British protection. where's on the
4th of December he iwas awaiting the
resultIof negotiations in his behalf.
ST. The third case reported IS that Of Mr.
James Garbone, 4 an ydmsfiean citizen
| which Is thus dscribeds e r6i al 1uo
Fod.s Fhe oNeap0litan aath0rities az Mes
| sina refused to ahoMhim to land, Slshpuel
- "a.
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THINGS I HAVE SEEN.

L have seen the most worthless and
lazy fellows dress the most fashionable.
l have seen the most talented young
men turn tipplers and die drdrkards.
have seen men who boasted much of
their wealth who were not able to paw
their tailors. ssoas 7.'- f..
have seen men who made much noise
about their bravery and daring exploits:
and - --E-a q -fsE"T ...r
| have seen the same men run away
from goose. rr.- II ...t
have seen men. run in debt without
any probability Of being able to make
payment. 81
p L have seen man urging another to
become candidate for office; and
4 have seen the same fellow vote against
him at the election.
| have seen parents urging their chill
dren to marry against their inclination;
| have seen a lovely young girl marry
a rich old bachelor merely for bis wealth;
and '.'
I haveSseen the same girl die, broken
hearted, within a year. -r
1 have seen the young and beautiful,
the talented, marry dashing, brainless
fop, because he, too. was rich; and
have seen them ever after drag ou. q
wretcLed, misera bic life.
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TABLE MovrFG IN RUSSIA.

= The Adctlle or st. Petersburg, Russia,
Iublishes an article from correspondent,
from which it appears that table-moying
has been long known and used by the
priests of the religion Of Buddha.
When q priest is applied TO by an in
dividual who has lost something OF value,
and who 10 desirous of knowing where TO
look for it, he sits down on the ground
before small square table, places his
handsyupon it, and commences repeating
a passage from some religious book in a
low voice. In about half an hour the
priest rises his hand slowly from the ia
bic, and the table follows the hand until
he is standing al his full height. The
priest then moves backwards and for
wards, the table follows or preccdcs him,
sometimes with such swiftness that Re
has difficulty in keeping up with it
After certain time. the table oscillates
~ the air, end then falls to the ground.
The seeker, is then directed TO look for
the objects lost in the direction which the
table has taken. If one could believe
the country people, the things are always
found ea the exact spot where it falls.
The day ! witnessed the experiment.
writes the correspondent, the table moved
at least eighty feet through the air, and
feI in spot where the stolen property
was NOT discovered: still. must confess,
that the same day Russian peasant,
living in thatdirecfion, committed suicide.
This act created suspicion. His domiciI
was searched and the stolen property
found there. The experiment had pre-
viously failed three different times This
ok place at a village called Flame. in
the province Of Zabaikal, in the Russian
dominions. Not daring to trust my eyes,
l explained the phenomenon to myself as
a mere trick of legerdemain; accused
the priest Of raising the table by an in
visible thread. = Bot, on being allowed
to examine it, found nothing-the table
was of pine wood, and weighed about two
pounds. I am now persuaded that this
Feat is performed in the same way as table
moving in Europe .-E .. al.s.
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THE ART OF WAR.

CULINARY OF THE ART OF WAR, or a new An.
- alyteai Compe d Of the principal Combinations
of Strategy Of Grand Tactics snd Of Military Policy
by Baron de iomini, General in Chief, Aidede Camp
General to his Majesty Emperorof all the Russias,
TRANSLATED from the Frenei, ty Mrjor o. 5 Win ship
Assistant jut4nt General, U. A., and Lieutenant
r f. Mclean, 1st Infantry, u. SA. -as -
History of the City of New York. by David T. Val
entine, CIerk Of the Common touncil.
The Partizan, Romance of the Revolution, by W.
Gilmore Smms, Esq .-.
The Philosophy of ofPhysics or Process of Creative
Developcment, by Andrew Brown, Member Of The
American Assocation for the Advancement of Science
The Church of Christ not IN Eccesiastieism Let
ter to q aSectarian, by Henry James. .., - .'-
- Just received at TAYLOR MAURY'S
-" -' 80 -'i5 Bookstore near 9th Street.
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL. .

THE healing and restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal of those inamstor,
accumuistions, which are formed on the surface O,
skin known Us burns bruises, boils Wounds infiict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings. For in
famed eyes, Casarrh oa the head, the bleeding Piles
one Of the most certain and effective remedies In
ternaly taken agreeable to directions it is safe and
mild, and immediate in relieving sick headache
orrhage from internal e.uptons and injuries from
too full and phlethoric a habit of the body. .~-o
For sale by w. IL. Gilman, Chas. Stott & Co., apd
kidwell Lawrence, Washington; j. S. KidHell
Georexto1n. =. I+
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m. l23 Chambers street "
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WHALEY's oMNIBUsSEs,

On THURSDAY, the 18th instant
EEfNA will commences running two lines
~ OF 0MNIBOSSES between Aiexan
dria ana n a-inngton, leaving Alsxandria at ~
O'Clock in the morning, and 81 in the afternoon
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock in the morning and 8 in the afternoon. Re
turning, leave Washington On the arrival OF the
ira rs from baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Manassss Gap train
nom Alex undria, at o'clock.
Passengers wishing seats in this line, will leave
their names and residences with DIR. James Entxis
tie, Alexandria, and at the irving House. Washing
toa corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city. ID l.,
aep IS-Gm- -a.s- ttr.r- WM- WHALkY.
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VAN DEUsEa's IMPROVED, WAHPENE.

'IHE proprietcrs Of the above valuable specific for
the hair, feel warranted in presenting 1t to the
public as ms of the most efficient rmedes for par.
tai badness, diseased hair, and ss. safe and sue
cessful Renovator Of wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color.
promoting the growth and beautifyipg its texture.
and imparting increased yigor and healthy action
10 the bnIbs 1t has been found emineutly success
full II has acquired reputation in the populou,
and wealthy city Of New York, which will doubt es,
be widely extended over the whole Union. A few
bottles Of Van Deusens Improved Wahpene" faith
fully used according to the directions given, will.
beyond all doubt, change tho iunsightiy silver haiI
of the aged as well as the young to its first color
giya 1T also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gether inpart q new and beautiful appearance 10
tho whole head. ~. n ,.- .-..s-
For sale by W. H. Gilman, Chas. stott Co., and
Kidwell Laurence, Washington; and J. L. Kid
WELL Georgetown. -rr -.-.t. fr...s... .-.
DAY 4 VAN DEUsEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m 12S Chambers street, n Y.
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q r. At 7 3 Z

JUST PUBLIshED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINEl
4 FEW words ON the rationa, treatment, without
n Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, or Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Iasstude, Weak
Incapacity for Stvdy and Labor, Dizziness of Appre
hension, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude, Timidity, SelfDistrust, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Sie At
sciOn CT the Eyes, Pmples on the Face, Sexual and
other Infirmities in Man.
From the French Of Dr.. b. Delaney. ~
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed WITHOUT medicine, is in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted BY
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
ry one is enabled to cure himself perfectly and al
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in o
sealed envelope by remitting post pad) two postage
stamps to DE-. B. Delaney, or Box f0s, Broadws,
Post Offise, n. Y. nov s. 3m :
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~ HaEyTl SCARPAsS y.
p COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

LNOR the cure of Deafness Pains, and discharge of
greeable n6ses liking the buzEng Of insects, falling
Of ofwater. whzzny of steam, &C., which are symptom
of approaching Deafness aud also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
Obliged to year trum cts, have, after using two
or three bottles thrown aside their trumpets being
made perfectly we'll Phy scians and Surgeons high
ly recommend its use. = -.-r .... - 49, :. a.
This medicine has cured more persons and is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined, fr the cure Of Diseases Of the Ear! The
certificate are numerous and of the highest author
ity. 80 .----- .-f.-rl-.-F =
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
MANAGERS OFFICE,
'-'t MARYLtND STATE LOTTERIES,
Z Baltimore, January 26, lS5

fr1Isl7G ~ baltimore, January 26, 1854. J
D FRANCE 81 CO., Managers of the Ma.
lCs ryland State Lotteries, would respectfully
warn the public against the fraudulent schemes re.
ceutly gotten up and extensively circulated through
the country by GEORGE W. MALE T. CO." and
'.B. 3. MARS 4 CO." These fictitious parties havs
repres ented themselves as s'Managersn and though
having their circulars dated in Jersey City, and re-
quesng their correspondents to adrees them at the
Ne,c York post Office, have, in order to aid their
fraudulent designs, the circulars stamped in the Bal
timore post Office, to make it appear that they ara
connected with the authorized Lotteries Of this State
The whole is fraud, against wbi h the public is
cautioned 1..fsa laEa-E- 7f3 !
II. FRANCE Il CO. are tbs sole Managers
Of the Maryland State Lotteries, and any other Lot
teries purporting to b, decided by the Maryland
drawings are frauds. q. 49, =. jan 2S-3t
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FORTUNES Made BY ADVERTISING
This is by NJ, means an uncommon oc.
currence. Some OF the weaithiest men
IN our country owe their prosperity TO
this cause Among those who have
lately built up fourishing business in
This way, is a Doctor in Pittsburg, who,
without any peculiar advantage as to site
and general acqI aintance, is doing an ex-
tensiye and paying business purely from
the effects of judicious adver Using; and
he informs the editor Of the Gazette tlat
his outlay in this way always paws him
handsomely on the article advertised, te-
sides the general effect upon his whole
business, by attracting attention to his
store. He now promises to be in few
years one of Pittsburg's wealthiest men,
solely from his judicious use of the press.
Let others take the hint. a, ~.
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POPULAR ANDFAMILY MEDICINE

GOLD BY KtDWELL d LAURENGR, PennsyL
y vaaia avenue and lath street, Washington, and
JOHN L. klDWELi., High street, Georgetown, ID.
c., comprising in part:
DR.. jsynes Family medtcinss-Dr. Roses Family
Observation-Disclosures Baisan Of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry P:c;oral-Sand.' and Tewsand's Sarssparil
IA. II. and John BulPs do-Iicse's and Schwartzes
do-dilhau EIixer Callsaya Bark-Woifs Aromatic
Scheidara aSchnapps-k,iweJps Extraet Beech Drop.
Watts Nervous Antriose-0sgoods India Choio.
gosue-Row and 5 Tonic Mi1ture-Halnpton's Vegeta
bic eTincture-Greens Originated Bitters-I -IIooaand's
German do-Blake'. aud Cannon's do Rusltont
and Simss Cod Liver OIL together with all the most
approved medicines of the tune. ..
Agents for the sale Of Seymours Galvanic Abdomi
Ral Supporter, Obstetrcal Supporters, and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters. ,,'a a
A fresh supply Of Saratogs and Bedford Water.
sep30 iFefi1- Td r "-
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A GLIMPSE OF IMMoRrAnrY.-The
siddletown t0hio) Herald Of the ooh,
rela,es an interesting incident in the pro-
fessional experience of DIR. Heaton, of that
city, A disease of malignant type ragged
to an alarming extent in has neighbor-
hood, and among those who fell victims
tosit WAS little boy some five or six
years of age. A short time before he ex-
pred, when: the poised hand of death had
cast its shadow on his young face, ard
mad commenced to gather his little ener-
gies for removal, and the family were
gathered round the bed. looking each
instant for his last struggle-his cheeks
risld and sunken-his eyes stark and up
turned-lo, there was change. His
eyes frightened with heavenly light,
and his little hands were raised with ap-
parent vigor, and casting look heaven
ward. he exclaimed: 20 hotr 6eowifh :"
and in few moments he was immortal
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the United States Consul offered the full

the United States Consul offered the full
est guarantees orhis good conduct whist
be transacted business in Sicily. The
charge against him was taking part in
political events but at, the date OF the
was in America Mr.. Owen the Ameri-
can Minister at Naples, has written home
for Instructions = .,s-,- r,.,...-..
a We have heard nothing from this case
at Washington. where, however, it must
have been under eonsideraiion.-N. Y.
Isnats.ai iz s4Tts '.L.surssc. .-aTst
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PuA0s AND MUSIC.

1%- The undersigned desires to es4a
65NsS cell the attention of purcha- - -
II E hi n seEs to his stock of PIANOS, 1HFFFfi
consisting Of 6, 81, 81, and ef3T
7-octavcs, with or without metallic frames. These
anos are remarkable for great power of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes. with an elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand and received as soon as publish
I'd. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. Il. BOSWELL,
No. 22s, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Oc 19-1Y.tL- - -----..- y, -
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION
AoHt, To mouth testimony By some of the fAoxs
ans cured 6y HaMpt0R's KsQetable Nncturs
PALPITaTIoS OF fHE HEART.
Dnpr u a

..s-a4.zlG .sAh.at-faioa W IHk HkAKI.
PoRr RorAL, Va, July 2Tth. 1867.
Meesrs Mortimer Mowbray sGents-We have
aga,n to send order for more of your truly Won.
derful "Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture" Since il
was hrst tried it has sold without an effort and we
nave not Seen the first person who has mot keen
neighborhood WAS induced to fry the Tincture for
violent paptation Of the heart He had suffered 30
much from it that he said he had prayed for death.
he had taken but three doses when he assured US
he would Tot tai five hundred dollars for the ben
eht he had derived, and that he should never cease
to rsmember with gratitude Ior calling his aten
ton to so valuable a mediciu,. Tours truly, 'i -
GRAY q 'PENDLETON. :
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WIGS. WIGSm WIGS !M
MEDHURST a HEARD ~

d EsPECTFULLY inform citizens and stJangsfs
III that thsy have always on hand a large assort'
msnt of Wigs and Toupess, and made to ordef al the
shortest notice. RS So 49,. l-., -.-
A Silver Medal has been awarded to them BY the
American Institute Of New York, for the best speed.
msn Of Gents Wigs Il -asf DHb 1'@H'
Wig wea-ers would d. well to give them trials
Copy the address. 80.
MKDHURSr 4 HEAND, - 4
National Hotel, 9th st., Washington, d. c. Z
and ~ Maiden Lane, New York.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

"E wish to purchase Immediately a large num-
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans maraet, Tor which We will pay The highest
cash pri All persons having slaves for sale, will
hnd 1t to their advantage by calling us, at our
Office No. IL Camden street, Baltimore Md, former
paid for Information. All communications prompt
iy attended to.
= .'..-- JIM. WILSON 4 g. II. DUKE.
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10 Just received at the Music Depot twelve DOG.
French Aecordsons and Flutinos of every style aud
finish, and at all prices TiIose Wishing instr
Of this or any other kind viii do vsll to pay us
Ala9, six dozen violins, ranging in price from 81
to SIS. s-A5 ,a5ih t,s'i ZGHiLBUS 4 HITz.
y ian l2-tf aaI - h4fp 80 - =