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house, and astonish yourselves, with the sights
to be seen there, land you Willinquire where did
all these goods come fromF Cummings and
Brackin are clever fellows and will sell right
Articles of the latest style, for crown and sole
| Advertisement next week. .
Ey- THE CRYSTAL PALACE, at New York,
will be re-opened with grand coronation of
Labor and Art, on the 4th Of May, next P.
T. Barnum is now President of the Association
he will make it go-Barnum never fails on
Exhibitions.
EE We were to see fine lot of Goods at
the Railroad Depot, now for sale by Huston
q Sinclair. 1
Judging from the crammed shelves and load
ed counters, they have made large purchase.
Cali and see for yourselves.
EF Look out Shoemakers, and ''all the rest
of mankind" who are interested. Washing
ton Butler has advertised that he has on hand
almost all kinds of leather, that we ever read
Of, at least from Pink Sheep, to French
Calf-Skin.
E7F Gentlemen, don't ego Naked" but be
sure to call upon Swabaker & Brother, and ex-
anime foryourselves the largest stock of 'ready
made" clothing, ever brought to our town
See advertisement.
Thomas D. Eliot, Wing, has been elected to
fill the vacancy in Congress from the first dis
trict OF Massachusetts,. He has clear major
ity of four or five hundred votes over his com.
petitors.
DR.. Boegel is making an open front in his
new dwelling, in the apartment designed for his
"Drag Store" for an account of which see ad-
vertisement.
EB- Don't forget to rall upon I. Archbold
at his "Cheap and Ready Pay Store," as nice
goods we have no doubt, as can be bought
elsewhere.
E9- R Yates and s. A. Douglass, members
of Congress, will please ccept our thanks for
documental favors.
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ES- Don't forget to rall upon I, Archbold
at his Cheap and Ready Pay Store" as nice
goods we have no doubt, as can be bought
elsewhere.
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EE Yates and s. A. Douglass, members
of Congress, will please a ccept our thanks for
documental favors.
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DR.. Boegel is making an open front in his
new dwelling, in the apartment designed for bis
"DrUg- Store" for an account of which see ad-
vertisement.
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Esg' Gentlemen, don't Ego Naked" but be
sure to call upon Swabaker & Brother, and ex-
anime foryourselves the largest stock of "ready
made" clothing, ever brought to our town
See advertisement.
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Thomas D. Eliot, Wing, has been elected to
fill the vacancy in Congress from the e rst dis
trict OF Massachusetts,. He has clear major
ity of four or five hundred votes over his com.
petitors.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

PGsT CEPICE DEPARTMENT.
August 5, 1854 I
DROPOeALf for conveying the mails OF the Uni
1 ted States fr m LIST November, 1854, tn the 30;E
June, 1853, on the fc nowine routes in TENNE. SEE
VIII % receive at the Contract Office Of ts deparc
ment until O'Clock q. N of Thur eday, the 2lst c:
september next, to be decided by the following day
No. S5O3-From Knoxville. by Church Grow
Woodbourne, Bull Run, Haynes, and Ii al
Of Barren, to Tszeweu, SO miles aud back
three times q week, in two-horse stages.
Leave Knoxville Tuesday, Thursday and sstur
day at 6 am
Arrive at Tazswell same days by pm
Leave Tazewell Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Knoxville same days by pm.
No. 8oO4-From Knoxville, by Wilson's, CLIFTON
Ross, and Jacksboro', to Tazswsl, rs mi e.
and back, three times 6 week, in two-hors-
stages
Leave Knoxville Monday, Thursday anl satur
day at I'm
Arrive at Tazeveu next days by loan
Leave TszeWsl Tuesday, Friday and Sunday .,
Arrive at Knoxville next days by 6pn.
For form Of proposal, guarantee, end certificate
end also notes and Instructions embracing condi
tons to be incorporated in the contracts to be exc
cuted by the accepted bidder to such xteot IS the
department may deem sxpedient aud proper, Sc, ad-
yerosement inviting proposals for mail service for
the term commencing 1Jt Juy, 1854, and ending on
the soth June 1858, in the States Of Kentucky Ten
nessee, &c, dated 9th JsnUrry, 1854. --
Each proposal should be sealed, marked "propo
ssl for route No. -, Tennessee" and addressed,
Second Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
DC. JAMES CAMpBHi'T
aug 1-M4W Postmaster General
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iSuliy manufactured sad IS cheap IS any sssssl:sh
Inent in the Unc1.
DoLLAR1's EgREANIUn ExTRAop oa.Lvs
TROUs HAIR TONIC, 49,
prepared from sOGth American herbs and roots, Tia
most successful article produced for PRESERVING
the hair nom falling OIL. or changing color, restoring
.nd Preserving It in healthy and iuxurian5 State
Among other reasons why Dollsrds hair-cuttirs Sa
loon, maintains its Immense popularity is the faos
that his Tonic s applied to every head Of hair cut at
his estaoshusnt consequently it is kept IN bstte,
preservation than under any other known sppiica.
Con. 1t being thus practically tested By thousands
offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment, l77
Chestnut Street, opposite tho State House, Phi,s-
ielphia. -
r. DoLlAnD has at last discovered the HI PLUS Ut.
r. Of hair dye and announces it for SALE with per
Kind low in use 1t colors the hair either black 81
brown, as may be desired, and Is used without an
INJURY to the hair or shn, either by stain or Other.
wise can be washed of in ten minutes after the sp.
plication without detractng from its efficacy Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give hin cali.
letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, III WEsTNU UT
5TREET, PHILADELPHIA, viii reoeive attention.
ism T3-ly. -
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posf oYYrcs DEPARTMENT.

Posf 0PrIcs DEPARTMENT.
July 10Th, 1854 I
DRoPoSAGS for conveying the mails Of the UnY
i ted States frcm the 10th OF October, 1885,, d
ths 30th Of JuDe, 1850, on the following route id
the State OF IKSNEeszE, will b. received at the Conl
tract Office of the Pos Office Department, in the cit
OF Washington, until O'Clock a M. OF Thursdsy
September 11fh 1854, to b. decided b, the Mex day
No soss-Pron Chattanooga by Kelley's Ferry
Oats Landing. .Iaspcr, Battle Crees
-r kleppeI's, and Pelham to Hillsboro, 81
miles and back, once y week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday att an
Arrive 81 Hillsboro' next day by6pn
L.-ave Hill.boio' "Wednesday at am
Arrive ut Chattanooga rext day by epm
For form OF proposal, guarantees, and certificate
and al'o instructions embracing conditions Re in
corporated In the contract to the extent tbs DEL AIT
nent may deem proper, see the advertisement IL
Titns proposals for mail service for the term CON
me 3g July 1, 1854, AID ending June 80, 1858 IN
The Ssstss Of Kentucky, Tenneesee, &c, dated Janu
a-y Q, 1854
Each proposal should Be marked Proposal for
route No. -, Tennessee" and addressed Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
go sr JAMES CAMPBELL,
jy 3d. PostIo xster GENERAL
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Arrival and Departure CT Ocean Steamers
A NEW LOT OF FINE ENGRAvINGs just /.
n ctised ut JNO. F. ELLIS'S,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th s,res.s

DIV AUTHORITY of an Act of tn Q
I'D Legislature Of Virgil ia, passed February .7tb,
1904. entitled IAN set u incorporate a company to
construct, on the plan of James s. French, rail-
rosd between Alexandria and Washington city,
and In conformity with the provisions thereof no.
tice is hereby given by the unde signed Commis
msssoners that books for receiving subscriptions
the capital sock Of said Al-xaIdria and Washing
ton Railroad Company will be opened on the 18th
day Of September next, and continue open for ten
days, inclusive, from 10 g. to p. m, at the fol-
lowing places:
In Alexandria, at Newton's Hotel In The city of
Washington, at the Mayors Office AMI in George
town at the Mayors Office.
JAMES q. FRENCH
JOHN W. MAURY,
A. j. MARSHALL,
ORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
auy S-TutSspl2 X W. LATHAI
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND
Personal Estate for the PeopIe.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE-LIBERAL, ECU;
TABLE AND CERTAIN

$50 900 WORTH OF REAL AMI
Personal Estate Tor the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE.-LIBERA EoUi
TABLE, AND CERTAIN.
wHITEHURsr's DAsUERREorYPE INTraPRIzl
4. WHITEHURST has decided to Trustees IL
trust for the benefit Of the sharshoia arg in tbs
above enterprise, $4,000 worth of real ami persona
estate 10 be disposed Of among the holders Of share
at the earliest possible date after the sale Of ali to-
shares. The shares are s. each, which entities tn.
holder 70 an equitable share in the within r.mae
magnificent collection Of real and personsl property
also, to one Of Whit.hursts$3 Worlds Fair premium
Daguerreotypes If self or friend at any time yher
:bs certificate II presented At either of ms IaIIe-i.
II Baltimore, Warrington, Richmona, Ncrto,.
Lynehburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have ALSO bern mxds To redeem =
certidrst,s vtth the following celebrated Artist
'. nurnsv, n. J. city; D Collins, Philsdelrh, .
Pc, Springfield AMI Westfsid. Mass; A. G F,I,
ri tge, wheeling, Va. and Win. 7. Potter, Cinci
natl. Ohio.
The fat that this property Ia decided to trustees
trust, cesdsRts Of the District of Columbia Tor IN
benefit OF the SHAREHOLDER, snd sver5 sharsholta
receiving DaguerTe0type worth So, and OF the yer,
finest quality and elegantly cRsed: tbs high chsraa
ter aud positions OF those trustees, and the great nj
extended reputation and business Mr. hitehi
he deems sufficient guarantees that every promise
this advertisement viii be promptly and faithful
performed, a. the pictures TO be taken viii be dh
tributed among many galleries. capable Of prodpcin
artssn hundred Dagusrreotypes Per diem
Not more thar fifty thousand shares vii. be sol :.
Persons residing at a distance and Wishing order
for Dsguerrectype (Which will entitle them IT,
share IN the above enterprise) will please euclo
Wsahingtcu. D. g.
HLB0s 4 HIT, Agents for the sale Of orde-
N this city. ne their Music Depot, south side Pew,
ays-b stw. 10th and llth streets In Gecrrrrovn
ut Miss THOMAs'S Book and Fancy Store. Uisl
'~V'' heal FIRST. U6IrTtAs I'm
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BKsr RIGHT TO TIE BEb.-One night a
Judge, a military officer, and priest, all
applied tor lodging at an inn where there
was but one spare bed, and the landlord
Was called On to decide which had the
better claim Of the three. 3d.. -
Il have lain fifteen years in the garri.
son of B. =" said the officer.
IL have set Judge twenty years a,
r. ;" said the judge.
with your leave gentlemen, have
stood IN the ministry twenty-five years,
at N" said thu priest. Z.
That settles the dispute" said the
andiord. You, Mr.. Captain, have lain
dftsen years; you, Mr.. Judge, have sa,
wenty years; but the aged pastor has
7tood five and twenty years, so he has
certainly the best right to the bed"
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lALr1xoRx coRR1sPoHDxHcx.
BALr1noREt August 8, 1854.

: -. BALr1noRE, August 8, 1854.
The weather is now % delightful that all
who thought Of spending the last days of sum-
msr at some Watering placsseem to have given
upfthe idea. Baltimore. while the thermom-
eter stands whore 1t does, is good enough for
me. e.. 60
The present cool spsll has had bene6cial
eject upon the health Of all in this region. L.
has even caused an abatement Of the cholera,
which was so fsarfully on the increase at the
Almshouse. For the last twery four hours
there has bean bat ono death at this institu-
ton.
Now that our city has become more healthy,
may be we'll to state that We have had the
cholera among us b considerable extent, not
withdrawing the stories to the contrary Num-
bers Of our citizens have been carried of by
this disease. / could give their names If nee
eassry--. II is not only mistaken, but also
cruel policy 70 say, that there is 10 cholera,
whom our neighbour are dying with it ali
around al, 70. fear Of driving away trade 1t
would be much better TO lose trade than some
Of our best citizens. .@'--ia--
Edwin Thomas, the supposed murderer of
shs Philadelphia prison, awaiting a requisi-
Ton from the Governor of Maryland.
The cool weather appears to have walked up
our politicians. The question is now BEGIN
ming 70 bs asked all around, Who is to be our
next Mayor Although the Know Nothings
say but little in public as Know Nothings, on
me subject yet it is generally understood that
Dr.. e. Orrick has the inside track among
them, and that Major d. McPhail who aspires
TO the position Of Mayor, " is nowhar" among
the mysterious order. have IS taken little
walk lately and ESsOtc soxssth,no The
e. " higs, 1t ia generally conceded. will make NO
nomination, while the cry of tho untsrrifed
democracy Is 7" rive US good man and we
opPosition + .e--. = : :
Mad. hargsre, is trying to secure Charles
street theatre. Az the Madame had proven
unfortunate In all her previous theatrical spec
slstiens, and tho MoLellan's, owners OF
Charles street, are hard landlords We presume
-ne wlil scarcely provo successful in her ap-
e plication.
We are pleased to learn that T. Barton.
Esq who was sick some time at Buffalo, N
I has returned to this city, nearly reco yer cd
IN health.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,


ssx' a. wn Il { & :s Girl PRINCIPALS, =.
THE duties of this Seminary viii be resumed on
L FRIDAY, Sept. mber tsr. -
The course Of studies actually pursued 10 this IT.
stitution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued in any other Female Sem
mary in the Union.
The location OF the seminary is remarkable for its
salubrity. The buildings large, the rooms capa
cious, ard the grounds for recreation are very ana
pie. ...t- .-..
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session Of 10
months, payable on the LIST 0 September and LIST OF
February. This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics room rent fuel, lights
and wase ing. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Dsy scholars from s. to $40 per quarter, according
to the classes which they enter. >
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. 5: Dc 10 Roche, W. G. Riagsly, Esq, v Hunter
Esq, ". S. u. Taylor, Esq, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert P. Dodge, Esq, and DR.. O. NJ. Linthicun
Georgetown, D. c. and to JOS. H. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron G: Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. Fitzhugh coyle,
Washington, D. G. ads
iylA-n Intel Union)
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EROM i.OED,S- .1.
L The Songs of scotland, WITH the music and NJ;
ano accomplishments, vol
The Book Of celebrated Poems, with enzrayipes
containing forty-three of the most popuiar
poems III the English Language, unabridged.
LoBdosi. 1854
Ruskin's Lectures On Architecture and Painting.
vol, 1854
Hebster's Royal Red Book, or Court and Fashion.
able Register for 1854
6osWorth's Angio-saxon and English Dictionary, l
Shortreles Logarithms; Huttou's Mathematical
Tables; Hutton's Mathematics, by Ruther
ford; Dunn on Coal Mines; Muttsr on Cos,
Mines; Heiley on Coal Mines; Bsinbridss on
the law Of Mises and Minerals; jacob On the
Precious metals, and many others, Just i'm
ported by FRANCK. TAYLOR =,
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUaG LADY
i'll Cured! : 81
LET FACTS SPEAK: q f
BARRELvILLE, Allsahany CO., Nd

BARRELV1LLE, Allegheny CO., Md.
To maxrs Mortimer MowSray"D DE asy srs21n
justice to DR.. Hamp,on's Vegetable Tincture, wish
to inform you that was taken sick on The Sd dsy
Of January last, with affection Of the stomach,
bowels, and kidneys. I was attended by four emf
nent physicians for more than two menths-ali to
little or no effect. had some knowledge OF the
great virtue in Hampton's Tincture, from one DOT.
tie which my wife had taken two years siuce.
CANA to the conclusion that I would take no
more medicines IRON M physicians, but Try the
Tincture; and am happy to inform you that had
not taken 1t two days before felt its powerful in
the Tincture, and am able r. leave my room,
and can eat any common diet without much incou,l
venisnce or pressure on my stomach
The afflicted, or their friends are daily visiting
me- to learn OF the great virtue there is in the Tine
ture OF Eamptons. -
expect to send you several certificates In few
days-oae, especially, from young lady who has
been confined to her room for twelve MONTHS with
disease OF the head, affecting the brain.
+. ". HALL.
On the psrmsnsrny of the cure hear him. Still
another letter from the ebose:
BARRELv1LLE, Allegheny CO., Nd,
October 10, 1852.
Nessrs. Mortimer Mowb-ay: Dear Sirs-I am
happy TO inform you that this day finds me in the
enjoyment OF good health, by the OF your lamp
toms Tincture and the blessings Of God l an en&
bled 10 pursue my daily avocstions usual, and
have great desire that the AFFLICTED should know
the great curative powers Of the Tincture.
am, with respect, yours,
r. ". HALL
Call and get Pamphlets and zee cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver Complaint, and
Scrofula.
CO. s,ld by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, lao Bal
nmore street, aitimore, and 304 Broadway, New
York; Gu IS. STOTr CO., WfMER, !. b. MOORE
D b. CLARKE. CLARKE BOWLINd, ". ELL
OFT, and Ii. MCPHERSON, Washington also b,
3. 8. z. CIaSEL, Georgetown; ard O. G. BERRY
Alexandria, cnd By Druggists everywhere.
TO-
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
49, SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

IL This new and popular establishment Is now
e open for the reception of visitors. e
The proprietor, thankful for the Patronage he has
50 LARGELY received begs to Assure his snd
The public that the HOTEL in every depsrtnae Mt
win be kept in style superior to any previous
son. Gas hss been introduced into 200 rooms -
Hassers celebrated orchestra has bssn engaged ex.
clusiysly for this house. and many other arrange
uents have been msle tending to the incrsaaed
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Isiani or to the suhscr
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
no. No. II South Cd street, Philadslphia.
N.B-Bxtensiye stAbling on the premises.
"a In-2r, b. q.
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ONE MANA single man can do q
great deal of evil. Sehuyler's fraud win
injure thousands who never saw or heard
81 him. His rascality destroyed conf
dence. This brought on a panic, which
Is producing results as long and broad
as the republic. As railroads ca no
longer borrow money, railroads can no
longer be built. This leads to inactivity,
discharge of laborers, and o general
depreciation in the value of muscles and
plckaIes. Schuyler's financiering has
already thrown twenty thousand men
out OF work, and yet the evil has just
commenced. When We see what one
single individual is capable of doing, it
rs really wonderful that any single midi
yldual is placed in the possession of the
power.
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rscrosAIs FOB ssArrosslY.
r.P.RrNsN or TIE .Sfsslos
Wash rngton. yuly Q, les


- IL Wash ngton, JAY o 1854
or LED PROPOSALS for furnishing the station.
- err Of this Department. Tor one year, ending the
Ibsh sugust, 1885, vii b. recetcei unta ccsoot
D m on q 18th ay Of August next
Those unac,onptniea by satisfactory testimonial
Z ablity 30 flhil tie contract will not Dc oonsid
er,d. -,.,.
IN he arts,s. must se 81 the vsry best qualify, sam
,les az wiEsh must accompany the bids and 10.
Fsy .tcrsut reserves the right 10 tetsiu such san
y ~ e,d pay fr tie ssne RI prizes stated In the OF
fer on r. tarn them, at ib ptiou
Esch Drupcsal Gfnst b. sig aea by the firm or ind
viiusl n ssing IT. and must specify Pr1cs-.no ou;
a.,e britef.r each md every krticle contained 10
n ychYaol. Shou5 articles be required not emu.
,ner.. { II AZ 70 b furnished st the lowest mar
vet or ~-s. 'csoflipr olys'ty
Al ,su.cs~ n furnished must be o. The
aeyt -. an. 4 Z ai.,y.T c rvhout delsy when or
Va re-; a. :r s.'isisr,ie 4 the bead u the one.
,o- wolcn tbeJ We r-9ui ~ ,g
Tn dep,I N, n; irver o uscfthe right OF or.
a, riny ceat.r ~ les, .sfiit 1T each sud every
srt;l cratrsr.t 4 fr-. - pu -h- e~r1ice may re-
quirp
R,rd, " al rppravec - uri y, In he gircn BY the
person or persons GOTTA anu IN case OF fail
ure 20 supply the sytisl required the eontSsctor
d his srefi.s sh al be o.s for the torfeture tpe
ciSe in .acb bond as 6luilsicd dsmasss
The suhsoinec list srifes, as hearty as now can
be done, the afaocnt, cua'it- and dseorfptson Of
articles that ~ill he ~sr led a'--' -
10 resns 70 10 posf. ssur or plain hntah- kint
linsy. snd { imIped. TO weigh not lees
thar IL be. per resm
90 do foo. soap hand made, faintlined, ami
trimmoi. g wtish not less than /.
lbs per rean -
10 do foolscss, u.-h'.e. flint lined and
trimmed, 20 weigh not not loo thsn
-.- IL lbs. T~r ram
10 do fooiscap. blue "a d. hand made. faint
lined, garden pattern, commonly
known ne despatch or consular pa
Ter, 10 weigh not les than 10 lbs. per
reAm -
lined three sides, per resm
LIS do Quarto post, machine, plain, faint lied
three sides, yer resm
do qUsrto post, hand made, plain, flint
lined, four si3es, per resm
do quartz post, French, faint lined three
sides, per ream a.F
Is do note paper, GIT per rean, iarse NE
g g % DO DO ! plain do do .u. DO d..
iS 90 90 DO p plain DO '''s do
la0 do envelope paper. yellow or bun,
60 do .ns:I:gs rpsr, fat cap: white :.
10 do l.rg. brown envelope DO
20 do bloeiing paper, royal DO
IS doEen patent biotting paper
Dc drawing sp B'p'F 'G sasSis s per sheet
SO do - do elephant DO
so do tracing paper, largest sse French do
5000 binders boards. 6I4 by ION inches per 600
40 dozen cards Psrys best metallic pens, per doc
$50 do Of all other msuufacture IA use,
Per dozen csyds
20 sross metallic pens, per gross
Is nj qnifis, No. SO per-
10 dozen ever pointed silver Nv Ps.ss per dozen
rosewood handles, per dozen
40 gross of leads for ever pointed psncil assorted
rs dozen oon.se's best bl-ck lead pencils, gr,du.
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aug S-TutSsp12
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FOR THE PRO
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS

rI,HE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of this
1 Institute will take place Oh the 18th Of Sep
ternbsr next, at their spacious Hail. in the city o.
Bait more.
Mechanics. Manufacturers Artists, Inventors. aud
others of tide country ut large are respectfully in
Afforded to display their taste ard sill in the col
lection then to be made, and actively co operate in
contributing to the important objecls had in view
Articles for competition and premium, must he
entered between Monday morning, the nth, and
THURSDAY evening, thu 14th of September after
which trey will be received for exhibition on.y On
MONDAY the 18th Of September, ar o'clock D. n
TIT ambition will be opened for the reception OF
yi-itors
Circulars with rules and regulations and any in
formation In reference to matters of detail will ts
promptly given BY addressing tbs Actua-y OF the
Inst ute, Mr.. John : Selby
THOMAS SWAMI,
jy 2o-s5t Chairman of Exhibition Committee