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overton for sale.

WILL SELL pfs4le uaai 1eautuuv tar...a naot A.
ba.iHlois eoan adjoining tae heisy
pike 90 mica, leading city bs srasa
smiealne Is 10 ~ ninuesi Washington ely hour
OF daily North, south,
Westoppng anording facilities
doing business o the city u Baimore Washing
ton cay and other cities The nes-
For health ahd beauty Of ny place la
Maryland Being elevated ivc s35 feet above ude water
miles The ey Baltimore, Chesapeake bay Asd Pslapseo
three and The eastern DC
o H. On orchard choice a't
OF Post odice where daily mails
cssed la and within walk, churches
nearly all religious academies and colleges Of the
nfst Glass within a sboH distance
Having sold ~ Of this Of Baltimore for
VIVA nns cottage who their build
VIII sell the remainder 100 ALI
IA lot, laid purchaser
chass advantage legislature
Maryland improve beauty ground, eng
and other kinds buildings, sell
The dwelling the commodoas, having
been occupied several boarding house,"
and ao spring gardeners house,
house hied with The location this
the OF TWO railroads. healthy and beautiful county
within - 10 OF Baltimore desirable
offered for sale IN this vicinity only for villa and
residences families during
months being The eligible point
hotel, boarding much needed u families
during aad from
the cry nearly hafhour during the day
addition property
bed brick clay
within 300 Of the aioad which has been
by James agricultural chemist for
opinion vaue Ietsf published below
cry :, Con II ns House
Terms liberal One dhh cash the balance J. p and
years, with interest. ~ go
+. SIf sold before The 23h will be
the Exchange in BALTIMORE day Mess. Gibson
h Co, auclonoers.
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oysrrnsThe remark Is made by the lovers Of these b
valves those brought the city recently are greatly
superior in richness and favor TO those we are accustomed 70
receive this Of the Tho old doctrine hs
oysters fiji for the table because Of tho absence OF
fairness and relish In any month in which the letter ooe
not occur obsolete We hare entered
upon the month Of May and bon riran declare tha,
zen and York river Fuller Hancock and others
IN their line furnish their superior 10 any
brought market in the months Of February March AND
April.
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ga ne iSh a az Baena VISTA Delaware, the 2s Of
hu asep ELLEN SINCLAIR, wife Of JAAEs q. DoUeLAsa
lovely aud eeaue spirit hopeful pure called away
m ' shns i"and her Of wife mother and home, there but
e VINO mourn her 10 cherish bright confidence that
theT saa losn IA her nnnie gain.
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NAH commemorative still many gentlemen re-
naming the city who bidders for contracts at the
cent great lettings Although many were disappointed ~
not having routes awarded them, II Is believe very
generally acknowledged that Judge Campbell and his able
first assistant VIM. H. Dundas, esq, discharged their re-
sponsble and delicate duties with Justice and imparsy
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CHARLESTON, May S.-We have dates from Nassau and
other OF the Bahama islands the 26th ut and no men
on is made Of steamship Of any description having been
disabled in that vicinity. The by vessel ar
rived at New York. supposed to be the City Glasgow
undoubtedly surveying vessel.
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ABsEcom, IN. I'D May 3.-The schooner II. s. Lsnfar
from Boston, for Philadelphia laden with and fish
struck the bar yesterday She has eighteen inches
In her hold The landed and her cargo reshi
ped on a schooner bound to Philadelphia
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The Emira on " Daily Republican says that one hum
drsd and fyseven RATS aos,ed down the Chemung river
on Monday last
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BY AUTHORITY.
Public , No. 81
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

IPuthc, y
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing accounting officers o
the treasury expenses board Of
pointed OF
swAiss adjust the Of collecting and printing
tain IA archives Of the Territory OF Oregon
RssoIrcd of TIA
United assembled That the
ins once adjust
appointed An sct OF The
assembly Oregon
code OreEon,n which passed the
the eighth day OF January eighteen
hundred twelfth
eighteen and the incurred
said legislative sembly entitled An
srchves
oregon council the Of De
ccmbcs and ibe HOUSE II Repre-
January eighteen hundred and
my three and proper and
found incurred pad
from appropriations for and mileage
assembly officers, CLERKS
expenses Of assembly OF Oregon Standing the
books Of treasury unexpendsd.
Approved May ., 1854.
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QurnEc, May 4.-The capacious edfee Colon street.
formerly erected church for the Sisters Of Charity
atery fitted at immense expense for the of Paa-
men totally destroyed by fire last night Several ad-
joining buildings also burnt The loss is immense.
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In Union Chapel laosaiag VI The ias By Res JNo N
DAsMlELLs The Rev hOBf DAsHiELL he Baltimore an
naal Conference NARY IAAE on daughter Of the
huSD HAsLH, u This cay.
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PHze hight was TO have taken place across The Canada
ueT Buffalo last week, but postponed. Yankee
''lvan was on the ground
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sAlr or eovKRSnrrT LoTs.on Tuesday last there was
sale of part Of the public domain in the city OF Washing
ton BY order Of b b. French esq Commissioner OF Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds J. G. Mcclure acted as aue
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HE public the highest bidder,
ckviiIe, Montgomery county, Ms
ry,and O'Clock, two lots 81 asd in
turnpke road
above Csoxesowa The other In ue
and on The pike ahoss
guaranteed the pike Both
w. wooded unproved Of the real
The ~ Jsme n. Higgins.
cash snd the residu. and two YEAR
the credit beer
fvo
purchaser with surees to BE- approved
by
y - W. vEERs BOWIE,
JOHN n. KIIGOUR,
q Nrn2t Trustees
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BY TELEG RA PA .
5spaIsion 81 AZ Ward FamiIy.

LoutsyLLE, (ky.,) May 4The entire Ward family have
been obliged BY the inhabitants Of the city leave. Whittier
they have hed and their present whereabouts unknown.
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DOOw FOR RENT.-A very pleasant front bed room re
II which h~ had by aPpy'na Ms ~ a.
sse,sniu. Louisiana nearly opposite the CITY Hall
Mar 4-dA
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an SATURDAY. 9Th May at o'clock m II shah
Nj ao., IL, sale 4, the following lots
Lots H. i% esch having frumt ~ 50 set
Io, "a square ais fronting Franklin rsnd
y alley - -
street. 18th nd 4h, snd extends back 10 wide paved al
lev improved by small hrick honses ..r.
The westerly part qssre lss fronting feet on north
"
Term. n In snd the residue in two equal
Sand Dseds VIII he given,
Of the balance An
should purchaser fail 10
comply NJ sale within three days, hs nights ~
re.sl 10 failure the rst and
- las. @. MCGUIRE,
Ap2s-d Ancttoneer
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CBAELEsroS, May 3.--The British schooner Mary and
Jane has arrived with dates from Nassau the 10th u
The Bremen ship Augute from New Orleans for Bremen
arrived Nassau the 2oh having ashore on the
18th on Memory Rocks and assisted of BY the wreeker
salvage, $4,000
In the of the ship Wright $40 900 has been
accepted as salvage.
The prospect Of the salt magma very good
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LOCAL NE w 3.

DIsTISoUlsHED wsTERs-There several gentlemen Of
distinction at present a visit to the city Among them
are Commodore John Thomas Newton of the navy; Major
George b. Hail. late OF the New York regiment; and Cap
tain sprague the famous 9th regiment Of the brigade
by the present President OF the United States in
the war with Mexico.
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just Received at Taylor ard Ma~ry's.
THE Plurality Of Worlds Introduction by Edward Hitch
Il cock u. d. :.
L.mp Bib In the Heart the Hc~ and me
Market Place. hy he Rev. w. X Swcedie, d. ID.
The Of Rome by the Right Rev William J. Mp,
n. ID.
Nsrrarv. Voyage Northwest Coast Of Americas by sa
brisi Franchere
Cornne, by Madame de snsi-new edition.
vstsskt by acchfcvd DO
Female Poets Great Britain dn .@#
Western Scenes and Advenfnrs~-iiustfatea
Life % Napoleon; by Hasiett 40
Practical inrvey.rs Guide by ANDREW Duncan,
FRANK Leslie. Ladies' Gazette OF Fssnon, ior May,
Mays "'"'ss""Sr '"-' "" s"'oN'
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by HOUSE of Reyvsscrfafva Of Ms
UfeS asssr~bied That the fosima
authorized exfcnd the existing
mail the route between Montgomery
the at which said
would by H. his the public
by such extensions Of said
Approved May ,, 1854. . Il
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ILLNESS OF MEMBERS CoN0REss.The Hon. A. X. Sol
ler Of Maryland and the Hon. George W Chase, Of the
otsego district New York regret to learn lying III
at their residences.
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MUSICAL or SWEET srxTErs-" Roderick, the Bal
or correspondent Of the Star thus writes to that paper
al am now enabled TO inform you that another little
male usica bud Of sweet sixteen possessing wonderful
cal powers resident Of city, designs soon giving con
cert In baltimore She win doubtless also sing In your
opais whore she enjoys wide and favorable acquaintance
Her name will be announced in dine time Her purpose u.s.
after giving few this country, 10 proceed 10 Eu
rope instructions from of the most
celebrated masters after which, II mistake not she des
tined 20 make a sensation in the musical world.
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latery fitted immense expense for the of Para
men totally destroyed by fire night Several ad-
joining buildings also burnt The loss is immense.
Verdict Of The Jury concerning late Broadaeay Fire.
New YonK, May 4The jury inquest the case Of the
fire in Broadway, by which many lives lost
in their verdict condemn and masons mechanics
and carpenters who erected the building and also the propr
Of the Broadway House. for having their buildings put
up badly They recommend change in the law regula-
ting the building of houses &c The fire
be the work of an incendiary.
Cor. Biger.
PmApEIpuIA May &c Bgler, of the State of Penn
syvana rapidly recovering his health and expects be
able to visit the State capital in short time.
r ea. Railroad Collision. ##..
PnLApELrHA May A railroad collision yes
terday the Columbia railroad Pao Fourteen per-
sons injured two Of them dangerously.
Election Of Lieutenant Governor Inauguration Of Cor
eraor.
PRovIpEscE, Or. H. May 4The legislature has elected
Hon. John Reynolds governor naugurated
Mr.. Hoppin, the governor elect.
Inauguration Of the Crystal Palace.
New YoRK, May 4.-The Crystal Palace naugurated
day. the ceremonies being conducted with the greatest
ecat There long procession, music, speeches. &c
Markets. @ rs
New YoRK May Floursales of 900 barrels of State
brands So to IS 06 southern at So "a TO 50 H. Wheat
Genesee held 50 "a white So 90 Cornsales of
600 bushels mixed, So yellow at Sc to 81
Cotton dull. Stocks quiet.
BALTIMORE May 4.-Flour-sales of 1000 barrels City
Mills and 900 Howard at IS 25 The market very
firm. Wheatsales of 800 bushels red at 81 So O5
white s. 06 S. TO- Cornalcs of 10 900 bushels white
at II ~ cents yellow IA Oats held Mt So to 81
cents kegs sold for IL to IA cents roll butter
l6 to 20 cents.
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Os'hrnere goat has been successfully bred IN South
No'na The animal seems perfectly AZ home in the cir
- ana s as hardy and easily raised as tho common
i'e hecee obtained is in weight about equal TO that
e choice varieties Of sheep while its value i ten times
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CONGRESSIONAL PRISrISo.-The Joint Committee Of the
Senate and Of Representatives Printing at recent
meeting, adopted the following resolution
ResoIred That the Joint Committee Printing, under
the law have power authority to supervise control
the decision Of the Superintendent OF Public Printing 70
tho prinor Of which house Of Congress is entitled TO the
printing OF the agricultural part OF the Patent Office report
and that said committee have Jurisdiction 70 determine the
question submitted 70 them BY Mr. Tucker in his letter Of the
aJth Of April.
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ASSESSMENT ToR ls5i-The property Of the city for THU
year ha. been assessed by the officers Of the corporation
ten million eight hundred and eighty thousand four hundred
and forty five thousand dollars, sl0,sso, 49,
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urrrrD STATES orrRATross.-The following Is
the Of drafts registered in this Office for the week end
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LABORATORY or TINE STATE CHEMIST,
% Exchange Buildings, Baltimore, April 81, 1854.

Ia reply letter Of April a. in which you ask
the value of enclosed sample
taken from adjoining Relay House.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, resembles
plastic buminous Of yeIowish white color when
bunta variety which especially appropriated to The manuac
earthen pipcs ayence and mixed with
quantity Of bricks cucibiea
BY opening and working this valuable material will develop
n and most important resource Of our State.
Very truly, &c.,
JAMES HIGGINS.
To ]. II. LucKxTT, Esq, Baltimore city,
( May 5--co ins. 4
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SALE TO-DAY.

ByJ. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON p STREET AT
aucuon-On Friday anenoon, MAJ s. al O'Clock, The
shall OF 81
NORTH
ming 3ofeet alley failing spring
of ~xc
This lot situated Immediately opposite St Paickh Church,
ample stabinx, nc.
be easy and made known the day Of
Title indiaputabie.
An sd aHs..F Aucsioneer.
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UALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NORTH X, NEXT TO
llth aucton-On Wednesday,
instant OF the premises O'Clock,
q subdivision OF No. 3o fronting rs feet
llh back 100 feet
a wide alley
attention wishing make good investment
described
Terms 10 months,
deferred
from SALE deed given and decd Of taken
GREEN SCOTT,
May 5-eodAds Auctioneerz.
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CITUATION teacher wanted by . young man who
y graduate Delaware College
July Hss had ezperepce tcschi.g Enscs TO teach
school family. References
AID qualifications viii None
rood dcsired AAdcss j. M Newark Delaware
Nav
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very plastic pipe clay yeowh when
turin. pe.si, pis.: .y.sss :sa. mixed
BY opening working material you viii develop
new and most imp1Jan. resource Of our STATE
JAMES HIGGINS.
To H. LueKxrr, Esq, Baltimore city.
May s--codra5tinst
BY y. O. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMILY DECLINING
% Mas :as
effects s {. s IA. Sss sp.: ss. .a VIZ.
Do sideboard, dining tables
nnIssae ass asaan , Ssipss . sc'0'h
Beds,eaa.. w.rdrobss, lounges
Hair and hsss mattresses, feather bed
Glass and croche.y ware, table cutlery
Also, carriage and excellent order
Terms cash JAs c. MCGUIRE,
May Id Ess H8a Etzase4ssg Auchoneer
ByJAmEs C. MCGUIRE. Auesaonesr.
9r on r.
o'clock shall sen Of lots and 90
e a a, vh N he
and offers excellent opportunity Tor
Term. One CASH. rssdus .r twelve, eighteen
months bearing secured BY deed Of the
premises eH -, = .,.-,,,,u,, ...
May5-d Aucuoneer
BY GREEN q SCOTT Aqctsemcsrs.
The west, wednesday
nom we ns .sus :. N No. % sna. IS a on
of lin running back 100 feet
The persons wishing good
Tsm 'Hs a. III.
'" he day q deed and 'sis w.
SALE TO-DAY.
ny J. c. moaUIRx, A.es,on..r.
VERY DESIRABLE gE. BUILDING Lot ON sTsErT At
premises shall sell the eastern part o. lot u IN square III front
back 80 feet aoee alleys on il falling spring
Tn. situated immediately s. r.tsL. Church,
The .e,n. win easy, the day
''' ''p' JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Apas-d rIIT.1 Aucaoneer.
~ yoSsS cs, n.
July He. had e.ssence In .e.eniIs Ens teach
ss Mon:
~ GREEN q sCOTr. Auesssassss.
THREE BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At AgcTIoN-on
ss. !.: :: g =: e e. e.
SsS Jersey =, and s o. C;'. :s Each
Ts% balance q: s.S ,ns
ns interest from day Of sale deed ysH and sc or q "'
Msy.-a Aueuoaeer,
By >. q. MCGUIRE. A.sssssssr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD
,,,n. .S. .s p.r. md onsss
.a on ssos ss o.sss ~ !. eo...n
ses syssY ., :,,n sss e s Build
FERN. rssidse thrss, and -four
premises. - n =. rsa.e-@aS 49,. ,,,nr
MAYA JAS 9 "'' aassss.,r.
Very cos,a ss. p.;sai :y~msue.i French bod
ices s,. Of our s"rs own T p,,r...ss
as,e. cnn be sed AID description made
rubber, .ss and .n''''as bucks
Ribsnds, gloves, hosiery, mit'. s'ss'ie'
i srnsss. and nd In sss rubber combs, Ac.
May 3-dsr Penn. av. between 18th and lsh sits
um.. .as:s. y.. ..,n .s.... ...:-:ss =. ...s :,
Fir., Ward tina sn..as election, and os'E vorrps
hi. splendid balloon issrl. city ..hinson, from
n. cy s .. S.y
81 GDs.ss -. IN se""s. .ss
"a .,cert.'n III. course q ne -,.d asssr oo
va = ar-pscssd TO point M n
s - ne. vim r.: :s. -: 's. r.. n M ss..
sl: ,. q s and sss s.ns"
v''ed ." a"'"a- se
UAxrED.-ural Of Z oo~C.s. mes.
nue furnished house, for small sa'Hs'y who womb "
ago good Isqrs. Mr. r q su"'y'' on
~ stnl
DOYs. SUMMER CI<rTHING.ws have jnst Ises,'.a
s,c.. 81 -s ss s.S ss.s.. ..".s.eur.d f sale.
TO which '. i'' %. .''s'''o' :, g sr':.'sr rr#Ess,
I eF 49, - between and iotk streets,
4 49," Iron Hall
Nv GREEN a SCOTT, aaes,sn.sr-.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III ~ S,,ardav shall sell In front OF sue
i ,,o, nj . a large assortment Of
4 Furps,ure. and glass ware
II GREEN d SCOTT,
4 M.vsa Anctionssrs'
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PmlApELrmA, May Gov Bgler of the State of Penn
ylvana rapidly recovering his health and expects be
able to visit the State capital in short time
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'eet Of the salt season at magma is very good.
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BY JAMES &. MCGUIRE. Auctaonecr.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH II STREET
public aucuonOn Wednesday afternoon, May 10, at
O'Clock, premises shall sell Of lots and 3d. in
$50 fronting IS feet 18th running back ITO
feel 0 in alley, a large stable in the
This lot hsndsomsy located between large brick dwelnSs
aad excellent opportunity Tor
the purchase of a fine building
Terms onethd CASH the residue in twelve and eighteen
months secured by deed of the
JAS c. MCGUIRE
Nav -d
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Inauguration Of the Crystal Palace
New YoRK May 4-The Crystal Palace inauguratcd
day. ceremonies being conducted with the greatest
eclat There a long procession music, speeches. &C.
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THREE BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS At
i Tuesday, the 9th instant. we shall sell, In fra
at O'Clock, p. m, three two-ssory brick hous'
which they stand, being lot No. ,, - square No,
fronts on south d street 50 fees, running beck u
tween New Jersey avenue and Bouth Cspstn .
win he sold separate, with the lot on which Il stas
Term. One fourth cash balance II sir, to-
months. The purchaser to give notes for the deferr
taken. SakEN
May1d
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Mntioa

NliE updetognedi hayug bought out The snlIe qoe o.
bods belunqnrt0 Mesafe. Wheeler n IiAkint Mer'
chant 1diinfs would 6es eay6tO 0rinthb oitteis 0l
Wheeling and tclhlt tai DO Intends Carrying on The
occ,mied by Mrssfs Wheeler & Lskin, and having OBJ
ihbd f6 Services OF both 81 the orlnoI hrppf he
5 % make up % order eyorl orlltlo ~ he lhei
ia ihs sy1hnd beat lahncr, AZ vory not noiee
anu very eah Having lslgs siclk 9n 6sl POW
n Tor he phns Goods Now 10 Arate ehtlee
10 get good colhing cheap No wArrant every aiicle
10 30 ~ Iecdmmendpdi Qrnoaaoi sltd 1901 sftlE. 4L
Gone one come all, ..tr ll taf .af
And IVo uA atal,
t3 AtN0. ;, ,WtshlsStoh Hall: ~
ianiQ aa aha y, t HlALlAlaNs y
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Readl Readll ReaallE-

IA EsIBtNC h 10 reduce our sioe qe loY es le
oie eoreniai our New Noodqi We Will ~
ifiir 1fnif n sell QUO Dress 1poda az eP4t L.nhf
"a iatyh. shany, btttse, delAlns ot H0u-ne uls,s
ean tif'dfa Ironi 10 On thc teri1s staie epoNel
10 S54fla gsyfsa cfq.y:
Z \ Is bialk mutloI0 y lti, iesi ssssiy98 w
y seil2l ) ~ z. s 80 : isl i.is-ta
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RannoWall

TNIlITIW V-I.Il TTTITTT| I|IT|H
AFcOLALLRNS q KNOX have removed thelri lFAsls,
M iais Stock Of Boois end Shos' 70 tue heW pnrfiory
1i,il iS' iNo. 11BjH1ain Btreet, ~ hsi
few hudirgs North OF The MeTehaRta' hifchaple9'
bank on The opposite side OF tte elree and South
oil Wm y. Selbyh dry good store ~,
Thankbl for ho patrohas8 hoIeoiofs oreRded 70 we
onse sy aIe confident hat with their increased arli.
tles tot doing hshesa, they san oae 20 neIehant ain
greater Inducements iOr buying than heIeioiqte
fdeQQ l ifaatN ...a Nee Ia bNeNHt q KNOX t
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.t.l EzAlfttif IN iAAif VI 80 ~ t11 ~ Dill
~ Rlso is Pre n Chncad liaifnl tVnfhing tlui.
M tbe gTeates Improvement Yet discovered 0f gaSing
lsior e6 cSnou a "a sling Ciolhng aud House Clean
in4 Lnens ana Coif0nl Wsshft by ihid Fluid will bo
igiler ana sofef ihan than il heeceu On Ao glaesl
Vans tNtRn not TO nioff t7 alii ila kvtrg lauf mas
esiisfy hsfselr o. that point hy or Cotton
brfifnnln ne FLUID, f1 nifenBh, lQr "a toela which
wloeayiy slow that itmfat pn pqley h9rmleegi whgu
rfs Ciness gdthing fiuid ia worth three tiuea tAc
Si6ie si,5tnna rhist win buy tlQth Or large nny
tt7fis1 ,Yiict cdii b1 done % DQr hcuros
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ti NoI5d, BItin Street.,

RS now reeelvins a III ARGB G0T or CARPETS, RUGS,
il MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths fall Wlths and kegps eonstaply onhand laig
assortment OF EnTuatule Of eSory deseunnOn. GUT qul
Alhosay Framed fooH1 Glasses, Glass Plates, Nelan
and Transparent Window Blinds, Hind Trllnming Clpcks
Mal0gaHY Vane9Ts, Yarnish, HalTcloih Curea llqiri
Sprg, Saekng lioltona, pss and Muhpgaly stair kols
eot pfwieh win DO sold AZ tho lowealprleea auE2