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know-nothing in Georgia writes to the Louisville
Journal as follows
Our party is fast moving out in battle array Let the
clear notes Of silver buge ring loud and long through
the morning sky Let every blast hosts and fill
theirs With dsmay. We all in commotion. The dry
stubbe is here, and the fire is in it, Send few glorious
northwestern and make the flames fly sixty miles hour
and sweep down the foxes and wolves and other wild
beasts that live by prowling and plumber"
Since the Louisville atrocities ERE ard fame have become
the Standing threatening metaphors Of acknowledgment.
Notwithstanding all this fearful talk about fire. and stub
BILE and northwesters, and flames flying the rate Of
sixty miles hour shrewdly suspect that the know
nothings Of Georgia will discover that the glorious
burnt out
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Il the yer - our Lord one thousand sight hundred
and hny-two nearly fourteen handred thousand votes
were thrown for General Scott who according 10 our
present know nothing friends the antAnercau can
didas for President and therefore ali who voted for him
were ant-Americans In ls54@55 the one-half of our
voting population Tor than the one-haf) voted for
the democratic arty which Is also called ant-Ameri-
can party by the knownothings Both parties having,
therefore identified themselves with the Foreigners and
the Catholics" may well ask what has become of all
the Amerioansl Somebody will point the know
nothugs but il is not possible in all the States for
those who Foreigners in 1852 to be changed by
uraiizaon into Americans in less than fge years this
explanation will not do Where the Americans
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ANNIvEnsARy RATTLE OF NORTH PoiNT.-We copy
the following from the Baltimore Sun:
"he association Of Old Defenders Of Baltimore in 1872
in company with the b regiment volunteer infantry will
spend the comiog anniversary of the battle of North Point
at the Relay House, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The regintnt will parade early hour in the morning.
and, ACCOMPANIED by either the Volandt Limb I'd band
to the City Hail. where the old veterans will be
coived in line, when the march will be resumed to
Camden station, leaving there In special train ut nine
o'clock. During the afiernoonsay at three oc'ock-he
regiment which will be under the command of Col Rich
ard France viii go through regular drill followed by
concert by the band The companies in line will be the
Law Greys Capt Bowers German Guards Capt Krein !;
Washington Guards, Capt Publ jackson Guards, Capt
Heidrich and The Maryland Volunteers Capt g. w. Tai
bott This latter company, composed OF the surviving
members OF the Maryland regiment which served in the
late with Mexico win make their frsi parade and will
doubtless add greatly To the appearance of the old h The
Junior Arterisss, Capt NJ. A. Duke and the Eagle Ar-
lery commanded BY Lieut. Colonel Farlow we'll the
ment Of cavalry, will also parade in strong array and
make more effective display Of volunteer sodiery than
has been in Baltimore FOR many years
g Hon BenilDin G. Howard, ~ Baltimore comfy,
OF the remaining few Of that noble band win deliver
OrRon which, from the weinnwh ability of this gentle
man. we can safely predict viii he an interesting one
AasrocRArio HumASrry--yast hypocrisy and enormous
professions TO humanity generally 60 together The
Duchess Of Sutherland The great London friend Of To-
Gle Tom, and the leading subscrtcr 10 tho petition Of the
@women of England loi the abolition Of slavery II
Amerca las usi permitted pco, bed-ridden woman With
her new born babe 10 be turned cut $50 open fields
fer the nou-avu,ens 10 her husbands estate Of hing
amount Of remit Humanity, like charity, should always
begin at home
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CONCEIVED IN FALsGIIooD AND N0URISHED IN
:. 1


To show that know-nohingism is justly obnoxious to
The charge that is conceived in fasehood and nourhed
in deceit il is only necessary TO read the following, which
il portion Of circular addressed to the knownothipgs
or Georgia by William Moore, high priest in the Or
der and which fell by accident into the hands Of sterling
des,ocrat who Immediately gave il publicity;
The order was established in this State the 27h Of
Nev 1855 in the city Of Savannah, and boasts go
clunciis
regard the spirit and object of the order need
nothing the present occasion, would be paying
proper degree Of 70 your Intelligence sincerity did
yndcate order from the foul apersons with which the
dcmaeorue aud foreigner assa One thing however,
world recommend Les the profound ana iario,afe
crscy shroad darkaeys aoreets, paas
,abers tets 70 our alliance with mystery and uncertainty that
we I'VE our great victories in the past and which
rest our hopes the future Unmask batteries tear
away veil Which hrous proceedings and yon intro
daae rs great nemeni of weakness and Misrepresentation
YOU thereby shear The locks Of The mighty Samson and lay
him powerleas the feet Of their enemies yon thereby de-
soy he db II gonr cooborer entsr into Tic eoancts II
The cnsg and teor, his most ssfdyprcpored measures
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The abolition papers in Massachusetts, good deal
alarmed at the favorable prospects of the democratic
in that State and they accordingly break out into parox
ysms of Indignation against the union of the democracy
and the rum-ocracy" The Boston Atlas Is especially
prominent in this business These truckers hucksters
Of the usioniss too blind see the difference be-
tween great party like the democracy, uhc gathers
der its ag an who taror its principles and league
like the opposition, which attempts catch votes only
By combiniy set Of contracted anmosities The democ-
racy unes in the bonds OF political brotherhood the
opposition in the bonds of individual hatred Thus the
FIRST 10 harmonious body animated by the soul of prnc
pie, and inspired by patriotic hopes; the last
conspiracy only maintained intact by the expectation
striking fatal blow against some sacred principle or
prominent politician.
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Attic present time there only three northern States
having democratic governors These are Illinois ONO,
aud New Jersey Penn. Heyald
California, Indiana, and Wisconsin might, with little
egost to be truthful, be eddca the list Chicago Times
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/" Here ia ,7ss majority, Instead of l,ooo,'
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ImpoKraNT LAW WORKS, publshsa by Li,tir,

IMPoKraNT LAW WORKS, Published by Little.
Judge cur,isis sdition vo!s 3 published.
Reports the Supreme Court me United States
ess OF ,s court Tf work completed s %
eos e h M ee ese are in The
catalogue price which sa So TINS edition" n y % 70 vol
issued and il intended that the whole work
shall be completed esriy in lsa6
From Chief Justice of the United States.
regard publication Of the most useful and valuable
volume need not say that evidently prepared great
JUDGMENT and care The character Of m Ja,ss CARTS q Itself
the beet And when 1t is completed
lie as wen proersion practising
the United States or the courts Of State m,
From Judge Mclean, Supreme Court.
ssFo,n specimen {vo H. the work
will be admirably arranged and No one more a SomG
undertaking and need the profession that no publishers
Of law books any country supass Little, Brown,
have long desired 10 see just sueh reports
the supreme Court this viii be- the correction Of the sIros OF
editions and the references 70
armcd proposed this edition. will give TO il increased
'1 ajnly Is, 1855, JOHN MCLEAN"
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete collection by House of Lords,
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prompt convenient and cheap II now w ssd 70 ne
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For greater Of III, profession we shall also hire
the volume and page of every other series where the same
Vols xxVI ready for delivery, 81 per
ysnuary5 ,sss "'''' '''' LiTTLEs BROWN, Co. '"'
Law Foreign Booksellers ia Washington st., Boston.
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July lI-law4w Intel. and star.l
Law school Of Cumberland Univeraity, at Lebanon,
1rlaIs anrn.

Law school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennesaee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cnuthe late Of the circuit
L. judges OF Tennessee.
Green, of the supreme
OF Tennessee
Ridley, Tire councillors of
Judges Carhers Green dey &c their whol time exclusively
to the school.
PLAZA Daily examinations the
books No OF lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
2 Weekly and which
dents of facts profess
through all the known in actual
The framed prepare
Deeds Wills and all Documents be read
dence in The trials Some of taken by appeal 10
which is held monthly in the class, and in
public The end ofevey session The students act clerks sr-
jurors, judges ehanecors official
saeities with their suits.
the third Monday
TENDER, third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends sosond
Thursday in July. III
Expenses per Zee $50, advances contngen
So boarding $50. students furnish books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless The
dents advanced class No previous study for
mission. There regular clases Students
any time duri0g the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school.
Number students the collegiate year eigliysix
ROBERT l.. ChRUTHERS,
Feb il--eoly Ptesideut Board of Trustees
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mo. 5a7.1


NOTICE OF the tiiscontnuance or the United States
DIXON inoisUnder the of
act OF Congress approved June H. ie0 which
ever he quantity OF public
De
ousand shalt be the
the land ONCE for such dstrict
OF land Office the shall bs subject OF the
land Office shall have which the Secretary Of
fhc shall spcon
OF the act approved ih September
OF the Treasury 10 continue land dstrc,
seat OF government OF the the
quantity OF land unsod in euch district
area acres, when in
required by public convenience, in order
act on that subject approved June inanh he
duty a2re required has been dcrord
March, 1896 i"' N'F'" -
Nouce IS accordingly hereby from
me lana omeers at Palestine, Quincy Chicago
vacant in
low Que hundred thousand Inferior has
Chicago and Dixon, The State Illinois, discontinued and
the lauds remaining unsold
made subject to sale the land Office Springfield The seal Of
government in said State. - - 80 "
Lands remaining nnsod and Incorporated law aud snblec
oprvate entry within the limits of the districts
viii cease 70 be subject heretofore from
the date OF the receipt of this notice
ce o The day they will prepared to receive sppa
tons Tor entries OF any such lands at their Office.
JOS. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner of tn General Land Once.
I'm s,iS55. ~
lGsclS-.law6w
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DUBLIU Sale of surplus Water Powers aud Lands
Of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday july
d, IL O'Clock, the premises, Howard Maryland.
The undersigned committee of the sockhuies will sell,
above about Of aa divided
from 40 70 ~ acres OF variety These lands
Baltimore and Washington lie Washington rail-
Washington turnpike and the village of the company
800 reserved by the company about factory
There he
low factory; above with good race also
o above
Terms of sale One third cash. and residue
win security.
fuher OF the said refer 10
the Baltimore papers and The len premises
Undersigned
powers would good country and city
tom for -four and paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North X Fayeite Chesapeake
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, baltimore
July f-law3w Committee.
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mo. SAL
Notice for Restoring certain Lands 10 market
An the state of Missouri


,,,r = s. - ~ - 4, ,.ou,,e.. .rp,oysd Ian. "a
1854 % aid IN The Of railroad from the Of
HANNIBAL 20 me Town p 81 1osEfh 20 sao stAe ashg
m ~ saesrl apes hsie,oe Withdrawn aa
entry the Of said road which s outside e limits
,s3iss each SIDE Of the same, uAi.a IN Tue inca
iOnsd townships, nad paris Of iowns when pave moi bsen %
shall not be selected IA virtue OF any grant ""cs n cvhxsW
legally claimed BY PIE enpu0n ahh winch hoSt opfae
sGiy the date Of withdrawal @ be siored 70 private en o.
after Monday, fAe ioa soy ~ sspfeav s I'VE hita
graduation 81 the an Of august e which requfes NE
time 10 be deducrdi daring hh.eh th 1ss peeh "l
withneld from on
A, ,bs l,,d oars Al PALMYRA
~ Wy 4ea 49, = 80, ~, :. ~ xsI i..I LII,
AoTtA ~ TAG base tse Aa@ ~s'' y "''gs"'f''eF
Township S. ofransea
OF and townships IS and Co. OF
Sh balf on .ovnhp 81 and townships So 81 5s Of
NI baf Of township 5I and townships S. S., So and
co. 81 range s.
Towbsbips 81 So ST., Sc, 50, and CO. Of range Z.
1-eya-hinn, 81 81, ST. g. aad so ~ raHgc
I1Nnshp, 81 ss ST. half Of 50, Of 4nge9
ssh aif o. towashp Sd ana townslps ST. 57 5e and
50, OF range 30.
township 81 and tosnhils 81 5o ~ and south
half 81 81, II range ~. :.
half Of township "a aud townships 81 oo 5e % and
souh bali o 90, u range q.
so and south half OF ops OF range d.
'1 ~ ~ -
sr.,,, se. -. 70 ,,N ,,urs h.if az 90 Of range IA
,ra.tr 81 80 ~ arS Tft sqif al So Of range u.s.
Toma.bs Ia a. 5g ara souIh hGIf Of So Of range TO-
sEs S-s5p hSontn of o Tan
dnnPs "a 80 "a IA so,, ,aif az 81 OF range ~
,roSpsips ~. 80 sp ma sop,b haif Of SOL OF rang. TO-
.ronsin 5g 5ss 5g md sontb half Of So of range
I Iomnstps -. -. so ans so Of rsnee 81
auMhsups a. 20 20 ana s az =, 80. "a
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rHE ONLY ONE AUTuonIzED THE Rob Of DR. hoy

VEtE X.
VEAU LAFFECTEUR is far superior The sirups OF Cus
sasapaa other similar remedies IL radically
affections of the skin darire scofua the
accidents accouchmcn critical
period and hereditary acrmony of humo As dcpura
scacous caahs of the bladder,
other weakness OF the from abuses OF
injections soundings As yplue the Rob
from the
cubeb from injections which only repe
Deutraizing The Rob Boyveau s above all
syphc diseases whether or long stand
and which have resisted the OF mercury or e odure
Of potassium.
General aeents United Bondn, ESQ., ~
William wholesale orders Guio Duoonge,
New orleans Seuily, San Francisco.
sold by all druggists throughout The Unit
de ST. CervSs the meji-
cal properties OF obtained by writing g. Bon-
din William street, York, who will Information
wanted
O. b. Is prepared IN orders America, the West In
dies &C. United duties, the Rob in bone
March Idly
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United states Mail.
PLoaIDA.

PosT OFFICE DEFAKrAEET July 8, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying me the
October 1855, 30lh day OF June, less ineu
siye following HE state Of FLORIDA, aud IN ihe
times herein speeined Contract Oee Of The
Past once Department Tie ely * Washington unl 3 OF
20h August, 1885, TO be decided on The next day
Caup Bay Port 45 miles and
back, twice a week, two horse coaches.
Leave Camp lizard "Wednesday and Saturday al SAM
hay Port days by
Leave Bay Pou Tuesday and friday atoa
Arrive a Camp lizard days by D p
Long Landing Waukeenah, 100 miles
and back, a week.
Leave Long Pond Monday al 0ami
Arriye a Waukeenah next Wednesday By 6Pmi
Leave Naukcenah Thursday at sans
at Long Pond Saturday by o pm.
proposals. and certificate, alec insue-
requirements, (embraeug conditions he Incorporated
il the department deem
prope) inviting mail In
the southern States, dated January =, 1855.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July lI-law4w fInel and Star.1
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United states Mail.

Posr OEFoE DEPARTMENT..
Contract Oice July 25, 1855
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States from Let
September 1885, Both day Of June 1859 inclusive in the
Virginia. will Office of Poet
Department the city Of Washington until 9Th
decided the 2st August, 1881
and in The umes herein specified:
1920 From Williamsburg Grove Landings miles and back, SIX
times a week
Leave Williamsburg daily exec pit Sunday at sam;
Arrive Grove Landing same day by 10
Leave Grove Landing daily except Sunday, al 2pm,
Arrive nj Williamsburg day by IN.
Landing, back,
times week,
Leave Yorktown Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Grove Landing days by l0a am;
Leave Grove Landing Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ais
Arrive at Yorktown same days by 5 m.
Proposals for times week service invited.
1928 Williamsburg Yorktown ~ miles back times
Leave Williamsburg daily, except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Yorktown day by III a m
Leave Yorktown daily, except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Williamsburg same day by pm.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July R7--lawiw Postmaster General.
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Miss BrooI<e's English and French ling and
Day school, No. 1913 Pemmsy Iya,sIa avenue.


Day School, No. lbs Pennsylvania avenue.
MIss BROOKE, from Phiadeph1 having taken the
M Of lgh and The brcl
known the Seven Buildings, will Monday September
TO- 1855, boarding and day school
which she will May's Hail. Burlington New Jersey and
the Episcopal Female Institute Philadelphia offer
her patrons advantages he organization Of
ment. The suuctufc history, and literature English
guage viii form prominent feature her of education
and the modern
in French especially facility will
acquisition of farissn and pronunciation. Circulars
other particulars be had the
stores, of Miss Brooke, No. f6i q street.
REFERENCES
The Right Rev. hionzo Potter, ID. d.
The Right Rev. g. w. Doane, D. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bache superintendent Coast Survey
Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute.
Gen. John Mason Washington, ID. q.
William w. Corcoran, ID. c.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennsylvania.
Hon. O. w Woodward Judge Of the Supreme Pennsyl
Hon. Geo. VAIL M. c., New Jersey.
My friend Miss Brooke ady, Of great
gonce, whose qualifications teacher accomplish
English eraiure especially ente her considea
ALONZO POTTER.
June sG-6
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NOTICE. Is hereby given that certificate No. /, is
IL sued by the Washington Turnpike Company hundred
sixty shares Of stock company
Crampnin, having been application
the Office Of the said comp Georgetown feent
August 1885, for the renewal of said
G. G WILLIAMS,
July l4-lawiw' Trustee Of Thomas Camphn, deceased.
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DOCKS FOR AUCTION

DOOKs FOR AUCTION-The Undersigned has separated
from his other stock number OF Subjects old
editions duplicate Others which,
no longer sniable AT their original prices.
Among them editions best books in the
Theology medicine and juvenile books novels
school books French books Of miscellaneous
OF which will
Ia The mean ume they be purchased private sale at bs
store auction Frcesat half when they worth half
price at quarter price when they
June 80 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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plays by Anna Cors MoSvatf, author of Aufobiog.
L raphy of an Actress. Price Is
The Hour OF The Man, by Harriet Marunenn Price 37x
America and the Americans, by w. e. Baxter, esq,
FAIRY Tales Of the Countess DArlGoy blanche
and Illustrations by John Gilbert.
History OF Prestcra in all Ages and Nations William
School OF Life, by Anna Mary Hewitt
just received az TAYLOR MAURYS
May 81 BOOKSTORE near 9th street.
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United States Mail.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
stdy OF October 1855, 9b June, 1859 inclusive
stae of Nurlh Carolina, will Ne received o
The POET Office Department. the city of ashng.oD Mon
day. the 2Hh August 1885, al 3 ito be- decided
1866 From Raegh by Baeayve Averyshoo Kylc's Lending
ami aary's Garden, TO Fayetteville 62 miles back daily
in four-horse coaches,
Leave Rpeigh daily at ~ pm;
Arrive AZ Fayetteville days by TX an;
Leave Fayetteville daily at 5 IN;
Arrive OF Raleigh days by a
For of bid certificate,
requirements &c., advertisement inviting proposals mail
service 10 Vhgna, North Carolina, Sc. dated January 2h
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OrnoR DsPA RraKsT, July 81, 1855.
July 9l--iawiw
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1856.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, a. 1t,
Washington county, " VIZ.
IN the of Caharine Ecko administrative Of Joseph II
Ecknu, deceased The administering aforesaid has
appreciation Of The oPans' court of Washington
tct of Columbia, appointed Tuesday
the final settlement and distribution sail
deceased Of the in hand col
ected and turaed into
SAID are nouhed attend the orphans
gun cy win Their claims properly vouched
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit of provided
copy this order be published week for
"Dnon' previous TO said 81 day of July
Test; ED. w. ROACH.
- Register of Wills.
True copy.
Test: w.
Maya, 1855. ~
Junu l6-law3wt
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Post once Department.

rHE ulo authorizing posmasters whose Offices
a De furnished by
money y for the tho hereby
from and AFTER this aee money viii be received ppo
by the department. JAMES CAMPBELL.
June af-I--3w Postmaster General
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Delaware College.

TBE fret of the college institution win
the 23h August,
plan OF instruction embraces Two complete the classical
aud The scientific either which student full
PARTICULAR attention agricultural and
the analysis Of soils; ALSO engineering practical
seyng.
The sessions the acadenica department (undr the
w Weston, A. ND correspond with those of the college
For fcrtler particulars address
DANIEL KiRKWooD, President.
NEWARK tDri.,l July 10, 1855
July l3--iau6w
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mo. 1851

NOTICE of the establishment OF RdditIo nal land
lN OF Wisconsin
In Of the act OF Congress approved February a. 1855
entitled San establish additional lard district Ia the
Wiseonsin embracing all that the present Willow
RIVER lying north ofe line dividing townships forty
line be called the
district hereby declared that
United CITY, said
Given under my hand the OF Washington, t 25 day
Apni, A. ID. 1858. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Aprl 29--law6w lat and Star.
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,,utIRCU sERyTCEs

,sEuRCU sERyICEs.-Nessrs. TAYLOR & MAuRY have
" received Of the Common
Prayer,n and complete Church servoe,n bound in Paris
June 81 Bookstore Ninth street.
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, BDstoi.y by
Lewis Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
ahe and the
travelling p,bic
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NOfJCE-I will sell street, opposite Franklin
~ Square, and the third 18th
foot liberal terms of payment which be
Commodore DOCKS The lot is
X extending hundred
north a thirty feet alley. AhBEgT SMITH
An
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nRAWING Books. from Paris and London Imported
direct BY the ndesigned OF various kinds and descriptions
landscape Drawing, Flowers Animal Life Figure
May 10 FRANck TAytop