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IEH YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
fkOM THE HOUSE OF WIN. T. MCDONALD,
LOB Nassau Street, corner Of Ann.)
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON 1st AUGUST,
THE CABIN BOY'SSTORY.

SEKENA UTTG9L ROMANCE OF INTENSE
= LNTEREST, By TIE AUTHOR OF THE"F.E-
KATE DOCTOR,,' THE E"LAWYERS Story
THE "0LD DOCTOR DC
The success hitherto enjoyed by the author of the
above popular works is sufficient guarantee of tbs
tayor with which any productions coming f,om bjs
pen wi. es -Teesired by the public. SThe Cabin
Boys tory ID ronan;ic narrative. ;Ilnstrst;nn
the hcrrors OF the slave Trals az carried ON +, tb
C'ast OF Africa The author has served in the nav
the descriptions and char icters are psinted
" personal Acqe aintance with Them. The story
OF exciting ietsrest and adventure as the eel.
eorated work of eefas. Robinson Crusoen and has
ue sdVsntass over thai glorious fiction, fnasmuch
a. u rs founded on facts Cf every day occurrar, :
Inc history OF the heroine Of tbs story Zule;ka tn.
Circassiau Slave, purchased at Constaptiuopls edu
Gated and married by the reckless vet chiyalrc sew
nour-the oomrnandsr Of the Albatsoss ia simpiy
.ns marathon OF fa,. painted from the life, and all
tIe numerous characters portrsyed throuyhsu ut the
story sre Piyfoly anu graphically drawn
. Inc publishers have atready received erssrs for
he Shoie OF the edition It origi ,ay their in.
tention 70 publish; consequently they haze besn
Obliged areely to increase il and they rs.peetfulIv
request tnat ali orders n4y be sent in mpnedia,p,y
lhey conn 1ently expect that the work will create
n much interest as any WORK Of fctiJn that has ef
iate Il mated from the press, notwithstanding
snc, the puolicstioo of "Uncle Toms Cabin vorfs
relating to slavery in America, PRO and cox. have
oeen numerous, none have appeared hsving relation
Coast, written by one Who has witness ID il in ALI it's
hneous dstormi'y The work is written In chaste
and pure language, and will be a welcome and in
strucnVe addition to the IA piy library -
The work will form beautiful octave volum, of
400 pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engray.
ings, and elegantly bound in cloth. :
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rste copies Will be sent by the publishers to any
rart of tie cotutty, free OF postage
NS fIT sale Wholesale and retail by the pu biish
ers, ELLSWORTH q STREET,
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
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PAPER ESTABLL BLLSHARNT, where can be found
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TAYWARD's HISTORY and account
n Of An KelixionAr Sects, and denominations, L
vol, full cloth 80 cents ...i
Bsrrows Complste works. vols, octave, full cloth
Pslsy's complete Works, vols, ocsavo, bound in
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DAubigne's History of the Reformation, vols "a =
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OoxE oNs-A Boston paper says that
the wholesale shoe dealers of that CITY
are ANXIOUS tosee their Southern custom
ers as ever they were-tbGt they are not
-Abolitionists-haye larger and better
stocks than formerly, and can give them
better bargains than ever before.
Certainly not---tbey are NOT .dbolition-
'ia, as hong as there are. st0ss on their
shelves. and money jiDsies in the South-
ones, but be sure not to taie yeur nigger
along with you,a else, aperchance, after
the Shoes are boxedand put ON ship board
and paid for, you may find Cufss and
the shoe merchant going to Faneuil Hall
arm in arm to hear Parson Parker dis
course ON human rights and African slave
~. 1.-THE OK knoYeth his owner, and
the ass his masters crib, bat Israel doth
not know, my people rsA not consider.
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zERHAN,s CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH

'NHis delicious article combines so many meritori
l. Gus qualities that It has now become a star:
ara favorfte with the Gtizens Of New York, Phiis
delphis, and Baltimore Dentists prescribe it In t. s
practice most successfully, and from every so &c,
the most fattering laudatons are awarded It. !
lnf1amed and bleeding gums are Immediately bsn.
Gifted by its use its action upon them ia very mild
soothing, and; effective. It cleanses the teeth se
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl in ,e
whitepess, and diffuses through the mouth such
delightful freshness that the breath Is rendered ex
quisitely sweet 1t disaffects all those impurities
when thesa are removed the teeth must always r..
main sound. -'[~
Prepared only by FRANCIS zEsMAN, Druggist, Phil
sdelphia, and soid by W. H. GILMAN, Washington.
aad by all druggists, at only % cents bottle. :
b-Sm ...- -..-...
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C0LLECTOH'S CASES, most oonye-
" nfent article for holding bills and papers, and
making msmorandums, only g.;
Pcrtfolios the largest best, and cheapest stock ws
have evsr bad
Writing Pads, neat and cheap
Mathematical instruments, oolored Crayons
Finest Water COlors Ia boxes from l211 cents to s.
donscramafic Board and Drawing Paper, AL ssee
Extra superfne Alhambrs cream laid Note Paper
sad Envelopes
5dH cream laid Paper aud Envelopes
4 large AID nae assortment of plain and fancy Sta
fianery, yisitins Cards, Card Cases, and Forte
N .x,r. good quality OF Envelopes, for business
purposes at 81 30 per goo
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE, .s
ja ,S-,f 7th street.
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IfROM LONDON 81 ,'65 ,
l. Z The Sengs Of acotland, with the music and nj
sno ecconpsIiments, vol 81 -e1 5'- : - :
The Book Of celebrated Poems, with sngravings,
:. containing fbrty-three of the most popular
= poems in the English Language, unabridged,
~ Lopdon, 1854 s.,r.. = : 60
Ruskin's Lectures on Architecture and Painting,
rol, 1854 .la, - - ---.t --t
Webster's Royal Red Book, or Court and Fashion.
, able Register for 1854 -g q - ...-l| "
Bosvorth's Angio-ss1on and Eoginh Dictionary, /
= vol = ! -Is.I -. - ~
shortredes Logsrithns; Hutton's Mathematical
- Tables; huttop's Mathematics, BY Ruther.
> ford Damn on Coal Mires; Muttsr on iCssl
% - Mines Hedley ON Coal Mines, BainbridS dSs on
the Law Of Mixes and Minerals; jacob Oh the
-,- = Precious metals, and many others, lust i'm
ported by - fRANCKs TAYLOR 4
= A-iv lSA ts11I-g.F rsE e-F a,,,. ya
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flsse Ntters sl Ia1BgLF vBogIABlI. 1hev GEoe
aat,n nis u, hnf fir,ia II
TO INVENTORS.

'FHHE ofAce Of "The Inventors Protection National
i Union" is on 7th street. opposite tie East lor.
hco of the Patent Office, and is now ready to stnd
to the business of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, DC.
Inventors are invited to call and get copy ofths
Constitution and Bylaws, and whore eny informar
ton will be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed 10 this Of
dce where attention VIII be given imnediAtsly.
A model shop is in conpeotion with the office,
where models be made to order at the shortest
uotice - ~ T. G. CLAYTON,
an l(j--lv President I, p. NJ II.
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DAILY EVENING STAR:
LIBERrED sIAvrs

= About forty liberated slayes ffom vir.
gina hearty, healthy and happy in il, ap.
pearanoe, ssriseda iewdays ago at Cham.
bersburg, Pa. They travelled there in
wagons, drawn by fne horses, which had
been furnished them for their TRANSPORTS
tion to a free State. The Chambersbnfe
Transcript, free negro advocate. notices
their arrival, and adds, that ."'they are
now quartered at Hog Eye Had, in " of
town. Several of them, we understand
will remain among us, having already re.
oeived employment, It is to be hoped
that their manumission may be the
earnest of q happy future of freedom. u
To which ''The Valley Spiri.,pa- Of
Chambersburg, Ia paper which, although
published amongst ffee-soilers and aboli-
tionists, has the independence to speak
the truth, says: =. e.~-',-..-' - -
Yes. ''it is to- be hoped that their man
omission may be the earnest of happy
future, of freedom but We think our
friend of the Transcript will Join with
us inSaying that it is to be feared these
t'fine able-bodied young fellows" will
not be as fine nor able bodied five years
hence as they are now. In the Old Do
minion, whence we understand they came,
they lived on an estate, remote from the
vices and tcmptatiers of town, and were
watched over by "a kind master and IN
dulgent mistress. All their wants in
health were supplied, and in sickness.
they had all needfal medical attendance
and careful nursing. Come old age, or
come any ill that flesh is heir to, while
they stayed there they were certain of a
roof to shelter them from rain and snow,
certain of clothing amply sufficient to
keep them warm, and certain Of food
enough to repel every attack Of hunger.
Now they are quartered in WolStown,
the Give Points" Of Chambersburg,
their companions the abandoned wretohes
who infest that miserable quarter. There
they will witness, daily and nightly, not
the innocent plsntatien5 amusenents to
which they were accustomed at their cid
home before freedom came to curse them,
but the rioteus mirth that whiskey
bought by the quartz gives rise to.
They will have constantly befoie them
examples of laziness and dishonesty, and
they will breathe moral atmosphere
which cannot fail to corrupt them
These negroes, we are informed-and
their number has been stated to us at
fory-were liberated by gentleman and
bis daughter residing in Berkeley county,
Virginia. We give the gentlemen and
the lady all the credit that is due to good
!; but we tell them frankly that
we believe they have inflicted an injury
upon these negroes by setting them free.
And what have we gained by their addi-
ton to our population I! At this time
we may answer, nothing; and when these
objects of an erring philanthropy, after
the vices, participating in the
crime and contracting the diseases Of their
new found companions, furnish their quo
ia of inmates Of our jail and aims house,
we may answer, worse than nothing. ~,
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DIVING BELLs.-A new diving bell is
being CONSTRUCTED IN Wilmington for lay
ing the submerged foundation Of the Sus-
quehanna bridge. 1t is ten feet in diam
eter, and competent 70 carry safely about
one dnren workmen to the bottom OF the
riyer-A stoek company has been formed
in wilmington Or the purpose Of equip
ninr s kconapmyto nse this bell to tisb
for Is66s on the Pacific aoaSte.r,
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J,,s rHs rnIrr-H Hair, clothes, nail tooth,
y and shaving Brus. th Povdsrs; Toilst era
ssal, and sid- Combs To- ,.ps; Toilet Powders;
i've, family, and bArbers' B. and Farina Ooiogup;
aronstic vinsg.r. EKtrscis; u Music, N.ionery
.ses Hair Dye, &e, a. the pirnS -: KLLds,
nd Fancy store Of z xh streets.
Pa. lyenus, Between sto scv I;
Nf-H --' tp -
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

~ DR.. o. MUNsON has fitted up the
house and Office on Pennsylvania ave.
WH1O nue.. formerly occupied by Dr.. Hum.
phreys, and is making TEETH on an eE-
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the ,ery i'm.
psIsonation Of nature herself only handsouler if de.
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited Or,
II. owns the patent for the d. c., Va, aud n. O..
All departments in Dentistry attended TO and va.
ranted to be done In the very be6t manner.
mar lily -- q
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DANANF CANDLES i614 cts. q pound, same
n price Of common mould CandleS n VriGns
-QsaE. twenty pound for one dollar; Son crushed
,7ystslis Il Sugar for strawberries, twelve pounds
or dsllsr: saperior Cucumber Pickles, tfty cts
per hunCfrst, Vinegar given in; Fresh nice Flour;
smoked Beef foagues a. p cents each Cernena,
eascao, Bordeaux, and other pure Give Urfss Hack
fes, Recommended by ths Fscuty, sc oe Genus 10;
sGrantei bstter than Is usually sold for one dollar
pound, Po;sh, pure Saleratas; Pursess Bread
PoEds-S Tamarinds, &C., together with all tiie vsfi
,tis. Of new and hne Groceries intreduced IN the
Worth foods dsliy cred frea Of cost. -.-
T. NJ. p. KING,
Cor street and VT ave-, St Johns square.
isAf
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

V/OU will find ct the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl-
i vanis avenue near 12th street opposit, tAe
irving Hotel LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames, Portrait, Picture and Miniturs Frames Of
the latest styies: Brackets, Tables Room Moulaing,
cornises &c, %; or by lesyipg your order 70, can
have any thing done in my line: . 81 20 -.
j y. Bold FRAMES, 10, ,regiN at the sAorteSt no
hee on reasonAble terms Don't fosgst tho Plaza.
feb 2o-lyo- tSnaGia Il! @0HN WAGNkR.
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rARTRlDdE' BOX, BALLOT, J0X, and BAND
NJ BOX; but thu greatest Of those Is the ba1dboz
which can be had In assorted Sizes with svsfy vets
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and Millinery ST. .0l -sbC
g. sFt $. sHEDDF, 1ith ct, abovs Pa. tye.
N.B.-Just received q fne aMnrtmept ~ :T6olel
and Shaving sosp, Extracts spa gppsswsg l,sdt
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS ATTENTION THE
~ beautiful Continental Guards March, dedicated
10 Capt John L. Smith, BY Prof 8 Ehrlich, has uss
been published by the subscribers, and be had,
Wholesale or retail at their Music Depot. -
je Is 1855 HILBUS u TT
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND
FANCY GOODS.

WE'VE 16Az0I &&SVs1 % wy
. 90 BALTIMORE Srnssf,
Have on hand an extensive stock of the above
goods, Of their oaon importation and Manufacture.
Country Merchants may rely upon getting bar.
gains at our establishment
Orders from all parts Of the United States prompt
ly executed ap8+tf
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TOHNsON's DICTIoNA complete,
% with history Of the Language, and an English
Grammar, one volume Of 3u9 closely printed oota-
vo pages, fine London edition Of 1852 throwing out
st additions, improvements, and commentators, and
reprinting the work verbatim from thu authors last
folio edition. Prize S. Imported by ! B..
ie6 FRAACK TAYLOR. 4
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

from RAILING, every variety, Of Wrought and
1ss. Iron, ana the celebrated Wire Railing.
WicksrshGgl's Patented Wire Fesses--
scr Prsires, Railroads, Farms Lawns, Gardens, DC,
81 per rod
Iron BEDsTEADS-IRON FURNITURE.
The seccad edition of "New Phase OF the Iron
Hscufscture," coutaoing designs, explanations and
grsces f the above articles forwarded by addressing
.hs subscriber.
JOHN Is WICKERsUAM,
warercoms, No. 3l2 BrcsdSay. Works, Nos b3,
IS, s., SO and o1 Lsvis street, New York
nay l3-drAuglst B.
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awYNNEs PATENT REACTION cENTRI-
FU6AL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

4 pAPTED 70 any situation, unlimited in power,
II certain in seton, permanen in use, and withal
low IN cost that they rapidly supervising all
others 1t % especially recommended to the atten-
aon Of all interested in Steamers, Manufactures,
tsnEsries, BEeweries, Distileries, Railroad Water
ststions, Canals, Water Works Drainage or Irrigs-
ION for ths following properties: Economy, Dsra-
Ly, Ssp'iciy, freedoms from liability % o>i osf Of
ydr, and large rcs,lts fren he power applied. For
Mining. Quarying, Cofferdams, &C., they are pecu-
iarly sdspted. Sizes are manufactured Of from Is
% 100000 gallons per minute capacity Call and be
ist-h u Of these facts, at the Office and Warehouse
Union Power Company Of U. g., No. 80 Broad
Esy, Nss York ReRo7ed from No a opposite
present. stand msy 22-3m
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COLD AND TRE GOSPEL-Prize Essays on tn
VI ecriptural Duty Of giving in proportion I

COLD AND TRE GOSPEL-Prize Essays on the
VI acriptural Duty Of giving in proportion to
means and income. d..
Daniel, A Model for Young asn.-A series Of leo
lures by Rev. W A. Scott New Orleans, -
Voices of Dead, by Rev. John Cumming -
= The Divine Character Vindicated--A Review Of
Dr. Beechers Conflict Of Ages" by Rev. Moses Bal
lon. .-f j
Uncle Jerry's Letters 70 Young hsthers compiled
by Ann e. Porter. 1-'e
Castleman's Plain sermons for Servants.
Sunlight Through the MIST or Conversations be-
tween q Mother and her Children; BY A Lady. -
Struggles for Lifr, Or the Autobiography Of Dis
senting Minister. t. Il
Theological Essays and other Psp.rs BY Thos. De
Quincy. ID asRI
National MAgaxne for June. r-= ~ 80 eI
GRAY BALLANTYNE, Seventh street
may so. iSeItinelI =,
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GAS FIxrUREs.

VHHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
l. the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
comprising Of the best and latest patterns, has
been received, and that they prepared to sell
ct the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine they will no doubt
6nd 1t to their interest. 5}5 i-s .-..-a'- I,
Dwellings and public buildings fitted With gsstu-
bing st the usual rates -.' 80 1---.I
J.W. THOMPaON BROTHER
dec 1b-n Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1lth, Q. side.
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THE oRTHoPEDIc INSTITUTION,

" S"' ~111 VI OuAIiJ DeiormItieS and Dlseases Cf
the Joints, -
45', 459, 4ol Paeife st., South Brookiya, NJ F.,
a DMITs indoor patients afflicted with the above
IA specified ms1aoies, on moderate terms IL af.
prds all advantages OF sanitary Institute, with the
eomf2Its Of private home.
The Institution Ia located In fashionable and
healthy part of the city, and extensive and complete
Gymnasium for bodily exercises is attached to IL |:
baths in the house, warm and cold sea bathing
within tan minutes drive, &c.
Applications to be made to LOUIS BAUER, Md,
8. the efice Of ths-sstashsameut before 10 O'Clock
N or BY letter, Box 1i7, Brooklyn Post Office.
jy2l-1m
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IRON FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, &c.
JNO. NJ. COMsTOGK, Manufacturer
lIebcken lreh Works and Foundry.

Always on hand at lowest prices
PLAIN AND FOLDING COMMON AND OR.
NAdENTAL BED5THADS, of cast or
wrought iron, HAT AND TOWEL
IA ks, HALL snd ARDEN
CHALRS SETTEES HASH-
STANDS, DC.
SPRING, HAIR, HUsK, AND FELT MATTRESSES
of the best quality, made on the premises, by prao
tical Upholsterer.
EocTy rcriety Of ffHiusters and Bedding.
----xArrREssEs FILLED TO oRDKR
No. Canal street, New York:
Prom the N. Y. Correspondent If the Phila. Key
Stone City.l
a great feature here, and suppose with you
also, Is the new and elegant Iron Bedstsads, and
furniture generally, coming 20 much into use in
families, hotels, &c. The newest styles, as we'll as
the most elegant and substa a;iay made in cur city
Is gotten up by JOHN II. CoMsrocK, Of No. IL Canal
street. believe also, that his prices are lower than
many others in the rsde" js 2lIm
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Nh. KHABs. a. QAHHLl Ed. BITE.
Ffrst pTsDtun Grand sad Square
LiE,. Pianos.
RsEs KNABE, GAEHLE co, msnufactur
GfffIsrs, Nos. 4, ., s, 9, and ii, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. K.& g. would respectfully sail public
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for durability.
dshcasy Of touch brliancy Of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in lS48 and lS4o, they hsyerecsved
the highest encomiu,ns Of the most eminent artists
who used these Instruments for their Concsrts. Al
so, Of our rst class Professors and Aneteufs Ia We
Sty, who have highly recommended thsm. =.
- PA NOS EIRND ..- oc ll-lvs
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CILVERwARE.

CILVERwARE. ----
- CANFIELD, BROTHER G CO.,
Az9 Baltimore street. have on hand aud are con
stantly making new styles Of Silver Coffee and Tes
Sets; Silver Pitchers; Walters: Castors Goblets
Cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs crumb eerapers
Pie, Ice cream, and Fish KDives; Salt Cellars Bat
ter Knives, &C., Of warranted &erttsg Silper
le Ut Baltimore, Nd,
RICHARD n. SMITH. aBeRaB D.. BNIfH.
~ d. SMITH q CO., Manufacturers and
Vt. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE, ETHE
RIAL OIL, DC. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
posite Water street, SALTIM0RE, Nd.
mar T-ly
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DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.

DKoE EAoEU nIU13 OnEnD1, - hlaI,- -.
Extract from letter from j. Grimes, Esq, Lou.
don county, Va: '-7-r :'' 90 :. -le-J-i- -. .
. 'My wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness, pain in the breast, side, and back, palp
tatfon of the heart fsebleness Of the nerv'us sys.
tenn, !ossof appetite complexion sallow, the sight
Of one eye almost gone, the other very weak. am
pleased to say that H4NIeTON'S TLNCTURE has
re tored her to perfsctkealth. Her eyes good
Eow as ever they we1e. -
Call and get pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Khsttmstism, Liver Complaint, scrofu!a.
Az family medicine It is unriva1lei - yJc
j. - sold by N0RTIMER d kGWBRAK, l40
baltimore street. baltimore, ard 304 Broadway, ".
York; CHARLES ATOTT d co, WzHElR, j. . B.
LING y. RZIIoTT, d II. AcPHERSoN, Wash
ington also, by r. s. r. ClSSELL, Georgetown !;
and by c. C: BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. VI
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TAKE NOTICE.

HOUSEKEEPERS and others are reminded that
IL the following list Of articles are of the very
best description. and can be purchased from the sub
scriber on as Low terms a. any other house in the
sity.. 4 large assortment and supply always on
OILS Of all kinds eueens~afs .
=. Paints - ~ Brushes L; bsr--- /
camphine - as Clocks .esra,- (
l." NarTishiO eEsuy oh Lampe . - /,
Turpentine - u.s Chs4asliers
~ Window Glsss toI = Girandoles
re- China fr..--., ,.. -. Vases ~" 3
EarthenHSre Brittannia Ware
Glass -. &C., dc. IL.
Goods sent to any psre of the city free OF Charge
- ce,ntry dealers viii DO we'll to call. e, -,- ~ :
'~' ~ % : pjrE@' i 8. WhIITI,ESEY,
mo 7th street, opp. Seldep i Withsrs' Bank.
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,
WOr WaPeh0useS.
The greatest Wheels ever invented
Hs&&i for hosting fast and Easy with little
E H8I labor, having put many hundred il
n | HNAthe largest warehouses in Baltimore,
In IN Washington, Alexandria, and Rich
mono, and have given general salts.
8TW faction. Persons will save the ex-
penss in short time, TO say nothing of the safety
his goods subec to in being hoited three -four
stsries above his head. Write to me
. JAMES DATES,
Corner Of Stiles and President streets, Bait
Iron Foundry and Manufactory of Hoisting
jan 2H6m Wheels.