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MANUFACTURES.
One Thousand Town Lots
IN, AND
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Adjoining, the City OF Hickman, KY,
FOR LEI

HICKMAN is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the Of the Ohio the Mississippi
River enjoys navigation at all seasons 81 hs
year; ia connected by telegraph with AL portions OF hT
Union by the Hickman and obon and by the Nashy9 aI
North Western Railroads with Nashville Tenn ana az ne
cities the South Atlantic seaboard by ie
and Obion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads (ail IN
rapid progress) with Mobile and Ne" dreams anu
ali the Southern cities country; Is the natural anu Only
outlet for large extent back county, accessible Oy gOol
roads, natural and artificial and has, Nnh Two JS" past
doubled it, elf in wealth and population l.,
The country tributary Hickman - extensive Ieh III
Agricultural productions both emaes-espabie OF sus-
tanning popuatio dense any IN the Word aha IS "a
pdIy 1ng with rich intelligent and industrious people,
Hekmas is now doubt the most prosperous place
in this region of country and al It's past and present ao OF
Increase of wealth and population in few years will far
outstrip all others. -, it,. -. 4, t,,.,u ,,.
iI 81 Ibe rorDoate limits and will be sold IN lots Of
a r. 10 H. Is, 90, %, 30 40, and 50 acres each
'Rncours dement's are offered to WORklNtT ME- OF all
classes trades and calngs, native born natulized ana
f,rsi0u Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
This property will ALL, PosIrTfLY, be sold TO
the 6-hest BIDDER without reserve, commencing ON the
2isi Day OF May. 1855,
under deed the Trustee is determined Tor The
Interest Of all parties eolcerped close out the business
NJ TERMS OF SALR-Ten per cent down balance 10
one and five years with date
II paid promptly maturity, the interest TO be reunited
U. +. YOUNG, Trustee.
Uietman XIV Ia55-td
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CAPITA LISTS.-Iw will sell from 1000 to 1000 acres
" of land, which approaches within 81 mile OF Nor
mandy Nashville and Chattanooga Raroad-the most of
which is well timbered with the best Of poplar, walnut
oak chestnut and every variety Of timber common IN our
country good water, valuable sites for steam mills and
other machinery Terms moderate. Call and see
an1s-w5t WILLIS BLANTON.
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ADIEs' BONNET BOXEs.-Just received an
assortment of Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, single and dou-
bic tops For sale at the lowest prices
mill RA AGE & CHURCH, AZ College st,
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0<TDuring Gov. JoHNsoN's speech at Murfrees-
boto, he asked G there was nownothing in
the crowd. One voice answered in the affirmative.
As the Gazette tells part of this story, will be
obliged to that paper if it will report Gov.
SONS answer to the avowal from the crowd.
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THE LETTERS. has been on tiptoe
for some weeks, to the letters from the candi-
dates for Governor IN reply to the interrogatores
propounded to them by a committee appointed by
the State Temperance Convention, on the Question
of Prohibition. We publish this week the cores
poudence between the committee and the capdi
dates. The reply of Gov johnson is plain and
pointed, and will add to his reputation for candor,
even with those who do not see as he sees, and
who. consequently, differ with him in opinion. We
esteem the man who has the moral courage to op-
pose what be honestly believes TO be wrong, though
by doing so, he should act contrary TO the wishes
oT friends who have not taken the same extensive
view of the subject that ne has. Those who had
srdently hoped to see Gov. Johnson entangled by
this correspondence, and placed in position that
would insure his defeat by the people will feel
sadly disappointed in the result.-4flr. Nea0S.
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b LOOD'S
Addition to EdgeAeld!
ON THURSDAY. THE snD DAY OF MAY NEXT,

ON THURSDAY, THE SRD DAY OF MAY NEXT,
~ On the premises will sell the whole Of
BLOOD'S ADDITION TO EDGEFIELD.
We domos earnestly invite public attention these lots
believing that they cannot be e1eelled By any in this
any other country.
The lots front on the Gslatin turnpike on Woodland
Russell and Faherland streets 50 feet front and ITO
feet deep, with 10 feet alleys.
The lots convenient to the centre of busiDessars
vered with ne forest trees evegreens and shrubbery OF
all kndsare all handsomely situated OF deep SOIL ftF
feet to the rock and NEST admirably calculated
neat and elegant private residences
1t is useless for to attempt to describe these lots
this instance find timpossibs 70 tell the whole truth
and the sale takes place On the ground every one
Judge for themselves.
Plots Of the ground can be found at our oce at tie
store OF II Campbell the GallaB pike and The pre-
lnses where Mr. Blood will take pleasure in showing the
grounds 10 all who will call.
THE TERMS ARE MOST ACCOMMpDA TING.
The sale will be credit Of one two three, four and
five years. for notes payable in bank and bearing interest
Satisfactory security REQUIRED on the first only
and lien retained for the payment of all Security will
be waived when the purchaser pays 20 per cent cash
As these lots exempt from the heavy corporation
tax the savings from this the ground and l-
prOvements will go far towards paying for the lots
We will close out these lots this day. and will cen
mence the sale promptly at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
Omnibuses will run free OF charge on the day OF sale
Once more we urge upon every body 20 call and tie
lots LINDSLEY & CROCKETT, 50 College 81.
E. r. GtAsCcCk, AueiiOneer-apl5-t I'd
CPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE-A desirable Residence, AZ miles from the
CITY, on the bes Creek pike. consisting Of large brick
dwelling with 10 rooms, &c and 1872 of and-abOu
so acres mbered-12O Of rich creek bottom land
The above of the most desirable residences in the
vicinity of Nashville and will be Withdrawn from the
ket if not sold BY the middle Of June next Make early
application to
ap19-2w il L R. W. BROWN. AZ Cherry st.
STORE HOUSE FOR sALE.-A new two
story brick Store House. nearly completed fronting
20 feet Cherry street. the of Cherry and
Elm streets The lot fronts AZ feet Cherry and
back 65 FEET to Is feet alley bargain viii be gvon
in this valuable property BY applying Immediately
ap20-lOt j. L. d X. W. BROWN. AZ Cherry st.
STOCK FOR SAILED Shares
L of Stock in the Louisville Branch Pike; 20 Shares
in the Whites Greek Pike. Apply 10
ap90-lw J. L. &R. W. BROWN. Az Cberryst
NASHVILLE LOTS FOR SALE
w beautiful Building Lot ne 3O on the corner Of
Broad and MeNairy streets Also, No. Is4 On Demum-
brane street. corner Of NcNairy and Demumb rane
These lots each front 80 feet BY $50 and 7 deco
Apply To j. L. < X. W. BROWN,
ap20-lw ~ Cherry street
NEW FLOUR bbls New Family Flour lust "a
~ ceved and for sale by X. O'kANE,
Corner Of College and Church sis
~ Com Meal and Bran always on hand.
ap26-lW
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TIE REsULT.-The election yesterday on the
proposition to re-tender the Navy Yard to the Gov
eminent passed oquietly with the following result

Majority in favor ofre-tender 90.-Ae1pkis kr-
change
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I9 80

That is a bill tor twenty three persons thirteen
and half days, amounting, believe, to some
Sl4 per day for each person
Col. GENTRY, IN his rejoinder, maintained that
himself and his competitor occupied substantially
the same ground on the temperance question.
We tell our friends every were that on the
stump, in this canvass, we have champion who
Is greatly an oyermaich for his competitor. Let
each man who believes il good oidtashioned demo-
cratic principles 10 his duty this summer, and the
new dodge OF od-lashoned federalism viii receive
the same stern condemnation that has been visited
,.,,l,n each of its nrenacassnra-
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IutuUt VIII IIlt ldTCe OF
UNCLE SAM.

I DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE partnership OF Mckay Carr dissolved by
l. mutual consent on April 27th, 1855 Either partner
is authorized 10 collect settle the claims of the
SAML MCKAY,
w. N. CARR.
w. n. Carr will continue the Boot aud Shoe business at
the old staud No. II North Market st.
NAslNILIs MAY & 'hh-lm
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GREATEST BILL YETI!

Gabriel Ravel in three Of his great Parts!
Friday Evening, May 4, will be performed, for the
first time, the most laughable comic PsntOmime Of
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Jaques 5trop sbriel Ravel
Grand Eyolutions on the
TIGHT ROPE!!
First time Of the most amusing scene
LA MAJA DE SEVILLE.
10 commence with the farce of
4 UNCJESAM
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Public Sale of so Building Lots in
IARDING'S BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO NASHVlLL

E,OR SALE-BARGAINS.-A beautiful lot on the
corner OF Summer and Ash streets fronting Az teet on
Summer and running back ITO feet Ash street. There
are frame tenements said lot In addition to It's central
position this lot located of the most desirable
residence streets in the city,
Alse-A valuable lot in Edgefield NO 81 in WemOre's
PLAN fronting so feet the Whites Creek pike and rnn-
ming back 2l0feet 10 alley.
eas- Call soon on JI.&R W. BROWN,
may8-2w Az Cherry street.
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AdeIpEai Theatre.

Lessee and Manager, JOHN GREENE.
The Manager has the pleasure TO that he has
effected for very limited number Of nights
with the great and unrivaled GABRIEL RAVEL, THE
MARTISEFTl FAMILY, and their numerous and talent
ed Troupe.
rpor prYr vr,rt,
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To Messrs. Meeks, Hall, and Baker.
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Ear he Dailu Union and Amsrica
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Democratic Convention for the Seventh Con-
gressiona District of Tennessee met in the town of
Waynesboro on Thursday, the 26th of April, 1856.
On motion, Daniel Smith, Esq of the county of
Hardin, was called to the Chair and John McDou-
gal, of the county of Wayne, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing ia few appropriate remarks.
The Delegates were requestnd to report their
names, when the following appeared and answered:
Benton County, McDougal, PROXY
Decatur, R. j. Wilkinson, PROXY
Hardin, Daniel Smith, j. L. Smith, R. J.
Wilkinson, T. C. Johnson, and
DR.. J. ]. Mcbride.
Humphreys, B. F. Brown.
Hickman, P. Walker, w Phillips, s. Hoo
yer, ]. E. Nunnelley, and ]. D.
Easley.
Lawrence, ]. NJ Sowell, W. B. Hall, s A
Carroll, VIM. Akin aud John
Hail.
Lewis,
McNairy, Gen. ]. H. Meeks, McLin Cross.
Perry, W. N. Baker, W. B. Hickman.
Wayne William Pollard aud others
Giles
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Champagne, Sherry, Cigars, Lemon
ade, bar-bili, washing, medicines,
Post-offiee stamps, potersge and
messengers, hack-hire paid at Off
ferent times, telegraphs, sugar,
brandy and whisky IN room, porter
and ale, envelopes, BARRIERS bill,
amounting 10 alb
Bill for carriages engaged for Govern
OF and suite,
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OTHER.-Politicial history teaches many valuable
lessons. Every day dscoses some new proof Of
the fact, that with the wing party a surrender to
faction and to expediency is the rule-with the
democratic party the exception. Thus in the ab-
oltion movement in the free States nearly the entire
wing party passed into it, while the democracy
Indignantly held of, with occasional exceptions -
Again, at the present day, the wing party, as
mass, are IN the know-nothing lodges, while the
democracy, with occasional exceptions stand
proudly aloot There are, it is true, a number of
wings who!will not bow the knee to the secretido;
but their party is PROSTATE before it. There are
also democrats who have bowed the knee to this
mockery; bat the democratic party deals colossal
blows at the monstrous imposture.- Washington
Union.
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apI9-2w LIAR. W. BROWN. AZ Cherry ST.



n story brick Store House, nearly completed, fronting
20 feet Cherry street. the of Cherry and
Elm streets The lot fronts AZ Cherry and runs
back l65 et to Is feet alley bargain viii be gv0u
in this valuable property by applying, immediately, 10
o,.gO j l. Il RRDWN ftltarrv sf
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WE'LL MERIrED REwARD.-In December
last Captain Dearborn. of the ship Henry Reid,
from the port OF New York. was running up
the river Scheldt in order to make the harbor
of Antwerp, when his ship got aground and
was placed in much peril. She was relieved
from danger by the exertions Of the crew Of
the Netherlands gun boat. No. "a. comm nded
by Lieutenant Wander Haak, amongst whom
the insurance companies in Boston and New
York have lately distributed the sum Of 2l0
forms, as a reward of their gallant conduct,
through the Minister Of Marine NJ the Hague.
Captain Dearborn speaks highly of the action
of the friendly foreign seamen in his report OF
the matter.-Nc,c York Hsraid.
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KANSAS LEGIsLArURE.-Bya an extra from
the Office of the Kansas HeraiH. published az
Leavenworth. July TO- we learn that the Off
GERS Of the Legislature (which we mentioned
on Wednesday, had been organized wcro
equally distributed on both sides of the kansas
river. The Governors message was to have
been delivered on Tuesday Q0th) at noon -
. Thus far says the Herald's extra) every
thing has passed of smoothly and quietly,
without any disturbance or difficulty Those
gentlemen who anticipated a row have been
disappointed. They have found the pro-slavery
party to be composed of men actuated and gov
erned by principle and Justice"
The Herald Of the 9TH says, that when Kan
sas applies for admittance in the Union, she
will inevitably do so with constitution pro-
viding for slavery. The Legislature will prob
ably at once pass some enactments to protect
slave property.-:H. Louis Lateiiigeaoer.
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DIED.

On the l7th, inst, WILLIAM &. J., aged nearly
II months, son Of Lieut.. John J and I4ouisa s.
Guthrie.
IL His funeral will take place this (Wednes-
day) afternoon at ) o'clock p. m, from the resi-
dence of his father, No 81 Frederick ST., George
town. The friends Of the family dre invited to al
tend without further notice. -
On the Eth instant, DANIEL PARKER POR-
TER, Of the Treasury Department, in the 9th
year Of his age.
AZ The friends OF the family are. particularly
invited 10 attend his funeral from the residence of
Mrs. James, No. 29l street, between 10Th and
18th streets, this "wednesday afternoon, at five
O'Clock.
In Alexandria, on the 18th instant. OF consnmp-
ton, after long suffering and patient resignation
ELIZABETH REBECCA NEILE, only daugh-
ter OF Jno. NJ. and Laura ). Magyar, aged - years
and months.
~ The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of her father, Wolfe street Alexandria, to-
morrow Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, TO
which the friends Of the family are invited.
On the 18th instant, PHILIP HOPKINS, In the
10Th year Of his age. o.
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IL Noah Walker 4 Co.. Marble Hell

III Moan walker IL Co., Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, under Browns Hotel re-
specuully announce that their display of Spring
and Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection
comprising an assortment Of Coats. Vests and
PantaloOns OF the newest and richest designs in
material, trimming and workmanship. To cen-
tieinen who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an opportunity for Sc
lectlhg Is offered from of the largest and most
attractive stock of goods offered in this citv AT
a very reduced scale of prices apl7
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FATALITY AMONG FIsHEs-we learn from
the best authority, that for miles in the waters
of the Beech Fork Of Salt river. Ky, the fish
are dying by thousands. The shore il covered
with their dead bodies To such a degree that
the atmosphere is loaded with an offensive
smell. The hcgs have been turned Loose to
feed upon them. No reason can be given for
this fatality. Every kind of fish ever seen in
that region, with the single exception of the
catfish, has been found killed Can our wise
wise ones give a rcason:-Laatanapott San
filel
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TTNR TEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il Farm situated at Balls Cross Roads
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust duly made and
recorded among the land records for Alexandria
county, Virginia, and by instructions from the
parties interested. the subscriber will sell al pub
lie auction Oh THURSDAY, July 10Th, at IL oclk
m, At the auction rooms, valuable tract Of land,
containing l22 acres, adjoining Balls Cross Roads
said tract being portion Of the ''Glebe Farm
formerly owned by Gen, ]. p. Van Ness.
1t is proposed to divide the farm into four lots,
each containing fair portion Of open and wood
land, and TO be sold separately, with the right to
one half the growing crop. One Of the lots con-
tanning 81 acres, has good substantial farmhouse
overseers dwelling, barn, and other out buildings
OH it.
A plat of the subdivision may be seen at the
Auction II ooms
Terms One fourth cash residue in twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
jy9-eoSds Auctioneer.
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The Kinney Expedition Wrecked

NEW York, July ls.-The schooner Emma,
bound hence for Central America, containing
Col. Kinney and his expedition. was wrecked
on CaicOs Reef, ON the 18th Of June. All
hands were saved, and taken T. Turks Island
Co. Kinney was in good spirits. and was ne
gotiating for another vessel to carry the cxpc-
dition to Nicaragua He lost, however. all has
baggage and equipments.
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. {. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TXNHREE NEW THREE.STORY BRICK
Il Houses in the Northern Liberties, at
Public Sale.-On TUESDAY afternoon. July
oath, at q O'Clock, on the premises ] shall sell
Lots and 3, in Norman's subdivision Of square
No 500, fronting on 9th street west, at the corner
OF street north, running back 81 feet inches TO
10 feet alley, with the Improvements, consisting
of three new three-s;ory brick Dwelling Houses,
with back buildings, containing 2 rooms each,
with wood sheds, &C.
The corner building has store attached which
is now occupied grocery, and is doing a first
rate business.
Terms: One-third cash residue in 6, II, Is and
d months, satisfactorily secured bearing interest
... JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
jy I'D Auctioneer
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IL DIR. HoOfland's Celebrated Ger

Bitters.-Weak, nervous depressed in shirts
and prey to innumerable mental as well as phy-
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia is indeed an
op)ect OF comnsseration Yet il IS absurd for
MN TO despair. We care not how weak low
nervous, and irritable he may be. the cordial prop
critics OF HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
prepared by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson Philadelphia. are,
stronger than the many-headed monster. which is
preylnS upon his body and mind; and if he
chooses to try them, we will insure speedy cure
See advertisement ie 3n, =
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TWO DESIRABLE DWELLING Houses
l. in the First Ward at Public Sale.-On
WEDNESDAY afternoon, July 18th, at 81 o'clk
on the premises, shall sell Lot No. % In square
No. 109, fronting on north l. street, between 18th
and 18th streets west, with the Improvements con-
sisting OF two good and well finished two story
and attic frame Dwelling Houses, one containing
seven and the other ten rooms, with stables, wood
sheds, and other necessary outbuildings.
Terms: Onethird cash residue in 6, - and Is
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
jy 1f-eo&ds Auctioneer.
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BALTIMORE, July ls.-Sales to-day Of 200
bbls. Howard street -four at s9.S7asiO: City
Mills $3.50.
sales OF is,OeO bushels Of wheat at 81 90 .
50 10 for white; Sl.S7 - for red. Sales of
5000 bushels corn at Sl.02 a siO3:. for white,
and 80 9Sc. for yellow.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
E,RAME ROUSE AND LOT ON 4th street.
Il between Massachusetts avenue and
street north. at Auction.-On FRIDAY. the
both instant, shall sell, at 6X O'Clock p. m. a
good Frame House aud Lot, situated on F ourth
street west, between Massachusetts, avenue and
street, Che flag will designate the house.)
Title indisputabe.
Terms One fourth cash; balance i'm @, -. and
Is months FOR notes bearing interest from the day
Of the sale.
a deed given and deed Of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
~ I'D Auctioneers.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

OFFICE OF L. :. PESIrENTIAEY. !
Washington, July 10, lo55.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until noon of the tirst day Of August,
1855, for furnishing the prison with
lbs cords Of half seasoned good oak Wood, OF me
dunn size. and free of lop wood
20 cords good pine Wood
50 tons red ash anthracite Coal.
The wood to be delivered upon the Penitentiary
Wharf, and the coal I'm the prison ward
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
jy 11-eotAug1 Warden.
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MARRIED.

On the 18Th inst by the Rev. DIR. J. c. Smith
DIR. DANIEL McFARLAN TO Miss MARY A.
daughter of w. w. Moore, Esq, all of this city.
=, IN THIS city, on the lIth Instant by Kew Mr.
HENRIETTA, daughter of Hon. j. a Campbe!
L. =. Supreme Court
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MANY OF OUR MEnCH.NTx

w are complaining OF duh times and tel Us they
have more clerks than customers, q. FRANCIS,
4O Seventh street is rapidly selling of every thing
in the way Of Housekeeping Hardware, and al
ways gets the money. He thinks the times are
certainly improving. The truth is, he sells low
and the people are beginning TO understand IL. n
good articles low prices and every effort 10 please
will suit purchasers, he is determined that his
customers shall be satisfied iyIO
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NOTICE,

TNHE firm OF Williamson Il O>godbv having
Il been dissolved, the Undersigned has taken "A
shop in the immediate neighborhood Of the for
mer place with a view TO permaHency in the trade.
Thankful for past favors so literally bestowed on
the late firm, he solicits a continuance OF share
of the Patronage heretofore received.
n. Bishop on 18th, between Pa. avenue and
T. street. Residence on 10Th. between q and IA
SITS, No. Alb. JNO. b. WILLIAMSON.
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IL TTtuIIUluS az tNe II dIfS-W h1tPhuTsfG
still in the aScendant.-The juries of each of the
late fairs at Baltimore, r edmond and n ew y ork
awarded their highest premiums to ]. II. w for
their superiority Of Photographs, Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited.
Mr. w. also received two medals al the World $
Fair, London, and premium at Crystal Palace.
New York.
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute
for three years past.
Whitehurst's Gallery in this city is on Pa ave-
nue., betweeen F -and-a-half and Sixth streets
feb II