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OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY FUND,
Walnut Street, s. w Corner of Third ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania in 1871
TIVE PER CENT INTEREST IS GIVEN AND
i the money is always paid back whenever it is
called for, without the necessity of giving notice for
it beforehand.
People who have large sums put their money in
this Saving Fund, account of the superior safety
and convenience it affords, but any sum. large Or
small, is received.
This SAVING FUND has more than half million
of Dollars securely invested for the safety Of DEPOSIT
tors
The Office is orea to receive and pay money every
day, from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock in
the evening, and on Monday and Thursday evenings,
till o'clock.
People who have money to put in, are invited to
call at the Office for further information.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
VIM. ]. REED, Secretary.
May 23 1855. 30-1y
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

READY MADE CLOTHING.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
Il Clothing in Freehold may be found at our Store
IA 1t manufactured expressly for this market,
III and comprises everything usually kept in this
III line. We deem an enumeration of articles I'M
necessary.
The public are earnestly invited to call and exam
inc this stock Before purchasing elsewhere as they
can get good article here and equally as cheap
elsewhere.
D. NJ. & R. c. RUE
October 25 1854 1-tf
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Auctioneer.

r. C, THoMPRoN OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO
y the citizens of this county and the public gene
ally as an Auctieneer. AL letters addressed to him
at Clarksburg, New Jersey, Or Coxs Hotel Freehold
wiz meet with prompt attention.
November s, 1854. 2-tf
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A Gard.
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
In partnership heretofore existing between. Arm
strong & Combs, in carrying the mercantile bust
on Wednesday, the 2Sth of March last -,
THOMAS G. ARMSTRONG
y. AARON. r. COMBS.
n. B., All persons indebted to the late firm m
note or book account otherwise are requested 70
call and settle the same Immediately, at the store Of
books having been placed in my bands for roect;o
April i8, 1853. ii'00' u ARMSTRONG s9Ns5.
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CARRIAGE MAKING,
~
AT ENGLISHTOW WIN.

At ENGLISHTOWN.
U,HE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW CARRYING ON,
in all its various branches, the Carriage Making,
in the villiags of Englishtown. Having in his en-
ploy experienced workmen he feels assured of being
able to give satisfaction in all cases..
All orders for light or heavy work, will be thanks
fnllv received and promptly attended to. All work
ilone in the best manner, and at reasonable prices
''Ol0 JAMES BOVINE.
May 80, 1855 s1--tf
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GREAT BARGAINS
AT
ID. M. b R. G. RUEsS,

FREEHOLD, ~. j.
nRY GOODS 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
IL ever. They have just received one of the most
extensive and desirable Stocks of Foreign
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ever offered to the inhabitants of Monmouth County
Having the past reduced their stock unusual
ly low which enables them to offer almost entire
NEW STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS,
which have just Been purchased at the present very
low prices. Their stock comprises, in part,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
of every scription-pain, plaid, striped and bro
cade Silks, Of all qualities; very large stock of
Black Silk of the best make the market produce
Alpacas Bombazines Auslire dc Bcge, Barege and
Chali de LANES, French Jaconett and Lawns, plain
and figured Bareges, embroidered and plain Cling
hams, Prints, &c.
MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans Vestings, pant
and coat Linens, of every style; Bonds and Lucas
Stripes, in large gu 11tities together with very
heavy stock of SheetingS, both linen and cotton ;
Lurier and Cotton Pillow Case Muslins, Shifting
Muslins, Table Diapers, Damask Towelings, Elan
nels Stripe Shirtings, &c.
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Hardware, Iron and Steel, China and
Glassware Looking Glasses, &c, &c.
EY@ Those in want of goods in our line will find
it to their advantage to give call before supply
ing themselves, as stock is complete in all its
various branches and greater bargains will be offer
ed than ever before known.
D. NJ & R. C. RUE
Freehold, May 16, 1855. 29-tf
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New Saddle g. Harness
MANUFAcToRK IN FREEHOLD

.th.
{ tOWDRICK, TRUCK & EAAIBERTSON, WOULD
- respectfully inform the public that they are now
GaM prepared to manufacture Harness. at their new
@Hestablishment in Freehold in as neat and sub
z stantial manner, and at prices as liberal as
they can be had elsewhere. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs constantly on hand
Fly Nets Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets. and
Bells in their seasons
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find us in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph Hulse, as Hat Store
~ Orders from distance will be punctually at
tended to.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage we have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases. will
merit continuance of poblic favor.
J, B. COWDRICK,
CHARLES Truck,
DAVID LAMBERTSON
OCTOBER 70, 1854. 1-tf
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Miscellaneous.
MERCER CO., FIRE INSURAN CE
NOTICE.

FTNHE INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTY OF
i Monmouth, who are insured in the Mercer Com
pany, are hereby notified that the Directors of said
Company have found it necessary to make an assess
ment of 10 per cent. on the premium note, called
Assessment No, q"
The undersigned have been appointed to receive
the above assessments, which must be paid within
80 days from the date of this notice.
D. NJ. g. r. G. RUE, AGENT.
Freehold March 27, 1856. 22-tf
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100 Pills for % cents.
FACTS IN RELATION TO DIR. TOWNSHIPS
" HEALTH PILLS. -Da
They Create Appetite.
kThey Cure a d Ache
They Cure HEARTBURN.
They Cure Costiveness
They, Parity the Blood.
They Cure LIVER Complaint.
They give tone to the Stomach,
They arrest the Progress of Fevers.
They clense the System of Humors
They greatly relieve Chronic Diseases.
They are highly efiiccciQus in Female Complaints.
They contain no Cal0mel or other Mineral Poisons,
Being compounded Of Balsams, Gums and other We
geable ingredients each highly medicinal, they are
in their operation, at once
SAFE, SPEEDY AND EFFICACIOUS.
Every one should try them. Each Box contains
100 Pills, at@the unprecedentedly LOW PRICE OF
% CENTS.
&AGENTS-A Walker, A. Laird, & Co., VIM H
Hubbard, Benz. G. White, S. S. Wckoff, VIM r
Maps, Hugh West, 7. 7. Williams, Haynes & VOL
colt, E. IL. Vanuxem Joseph W. Borden, S. l. Tay.
lor, Maps & Vandyne, e. Stout & Son. NJ D. Lloyd
F. P. Simpson, G. P. Conover, T. l. Beedfe & Son.
sYrOrders addressed to B. Corbin, Guilford, Conn
April %. 1855. 26-eow8m
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Perrine & n elson,
C.9BLNET MIXERS

rssxsS<AArz-Ss THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING HAD
considerable experience in the manufac-
ES-turing of Cabinet Furniture, hold
themselves ready to fill all orders in their line with
promptness and dispatch; and also intend having on
hand general assortment of Cabinet work, such as
Bureaus of various kinds; Bedsoads, Tables Sofas,
Lounges Chairs, and all other articles pertaining to
our line of business.
Old Furniture repaired up in the best manner, and
at the shortest notice. Looking Glass Plates Rose
wood and Gilt Frames, French Picture Glass, all
sizes. No New York work kept in this establish.
ment. s;.
UNDERTAKING.
The subscribers also prepared to furnish all or
ders in this line of business in superior manner
and attend Funerals with Hearse in any section Of
the country at the shortest notice.
JOHN NJ. G. PERRINE,
JOHN W. NELSON
Freehold, June 6, 1855. 32--9m
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NOTICE.

THE GROCERY & PROVISION BUSINESS
n will in future be conducted by the subscriber
who will endeavor to keep constantly hand gen
eral assortment of all articles in the above fine which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms for Ssh
Thankful for past favors he hopes to merit and re-
ceye continuance Of the Publics patronage.
BERNARD CONNOLLY
Freehold May, 16, 1866. 29-tf
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Cloths q Cassimeres.
DRESS MAKING.

M RS. LYDIA PATTERSON WOTTT.n . rrcD,I,cCr
lNI fully infor the Ladies of Freehold and ~ ~
rounding. country that she is prepared I'd make
Ladies Dresses n the latest style and at sHdrt M
tee at her residence in this village Residence on
Inc properly lately occupied by Mr. John I. Taylor
Freehold, April II, 1856 80. 1i-ts
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LIE A CARD
Ez@ D. VLIET formerly of the firm of Vliet &
Hummer having located himself with the above firm
Of G. G. VOORHEES, & Son, would be happy to serve
his friends and customers of the LATE r at this es-
tablishment, assuring them that he is prepared to
furnish them with any article in this line on as good
terms heretofore, and at prices as low as any
Clothing Hefise In this city Oily
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A CARD.
DR.. ]. F. ENGLISH, DENTIST,

DIR. J. T. ENGLISH, DENTIST,
II AVING OBSERVED FROM HIS RAPIDLY
Increasing practice during the last five years lin
~ Monmouth and adjacent counties) that rooms
more pleasantly retired would be more agree
able to the tastes and feelings of his numerous pa
trons has taken especial pains to erect such and to
locate himself in Freehold, Main street, second
to see any who desire his services during the first
part of each week, or they will be waited upon, if
preferred at their residence during the latter part
of the week 27-3m
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Rsv. EDWAED A. KNIGHT, Prssdsn,,
New. JAMES 3. DONELAN,
Rev. TIMOTHY J. OvrOOLE, jTrasts
THOMAS CARBERY, Treasurer,
w. HICKEY. Secretarv.
FOK TIE WESr AND sOUTH.-BALTIMORE ANU
OHIO RAILROAD.
GN u(ase1Ms1E


Improved for tareIroriaat changes Of hed
1Gsi ule. b
1HE completion ohio railroad between heel
ing and Columbus, uniting. does by short
(and North and adj
vanages though travellers In that
day, November 2 1854, the .rains will bs follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily direction First; The mail
train leaving Camden station at . instead O'Clock
heretofore, (excepl Sunday arriving Wheeling
M second, The rain, leaving Off, o.
heretofore, running through Wheeling ia about
hours reaching there al 10 IS This taiu will slop Wash
ingnn Junction, sykesvc MonorSey, Harpcrs Ferry
burg, Sir Johns Run, Camycsaud Piedmont Roesbafg
burg Feuemap, EAmngon, Cameron, and Moundsve
woid ami waler and moals Deh
regular with The cars Of the Central Ohio road M
ton, Sandusk Toledo, Detroit Indianapolis Chicago Louis
&C. Passengers leaving Baltimore BY thu mail train will
cnnan for dinner next days while BY the train they
there ut - the next night being kept but night the
either train. 5't78t M
Passengersfo Northwest Cleveland aud
points, make direct sh the
land and Pitybug railroad all navigabc
for steamers bcswscn Wheeling and Wesve, leaving
in tho Csail train att, n. 7 A
Reytniug lsavc Wheeling as follows THO axprcss
traint 81 reaching baltimore 80 train
AT II IS .. M reaching Baltimore a. PA,
Louisville S Loa and other river cities viii be sold
when tho Stage Of water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and WasngOn, all
important cities and in the West sold offices
Of the company. "
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail tain leaving Camden station. for
all the stopping
Wheeling at II ss midnight; Cumberland 10.
train Frederick and nterme
y ss IS q daily excep sanday arriving
The Ei!colis Mills accommodation will be daily (excep,
Eundays,) AS follows;
Leave Elicou's Mills at, 30, !. M, and 3o p
Dec l4-dG
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PalLlF DrRocHBRosE and others, D,
rs ,
WILLIAM ID. CLARKE and others. J
Circuit court of Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity

THE object Of this proeure
bill of compainunts. The bill
Derochbome Amt Newmnn William Clarke Joshua D. Clark
Ann E. Clarke Sally Clarke Julia A. Clark Lurania Bogan
William Bogan ormerly Lurania Clarke Elema d. Newman
Ann Cathane Newman and Julia Newmsn, scxed
lying In Caroline county
will be advantage and interest Of the said parties sell
divide the thereof
parties according To their Just proportions
That me said William o. Clarke, E. Clarke,
Clarke Sally Clarke Julia A. Clarke Luania Began, vile Will
Bosn, hs State Of Mayiand It theeupon
ordered the complainant by copy this
eried In published Washington,
Eastern Shore In each Of three
June give The ssd
Of the object substance Of this h
appear this soctor
first ri June the premises and
any they have why decree oush, NOT prayed
: p. r. HOPPER.
True copy. Tests THOMAS +. CAREY, Clerk. .
October T. 1854, Dec l4-law3wWp
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WN FAULKNER, the only practical shirt maker IN The e'y.
would respectfully inform his old members Of Con
their has shirt
uctoy they shirt, made OF The best material and
The which these shirts
acquired advertiser invite those gcntemen
w,h had dins him call
feeling assured thai WILL trial. admit their supcrsoriiy
sign OF the shirt Penasyvsas svenue between Third and ~
south side
sA ofiurnrh'ns goods hand, which viii
he sod cheap.
Dec 2--~odim
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY sx FARNHAM,
Bakers and General Land agents,

bdnkc7s and deneydI Land agents,
ST. ANTHONY FALLS MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS made, and promptly remted
" Totes OF exchange.
Landed investments made southern capitalists
that will net and annum,
often
The immense immigration the rapid OF real
ultimate acquaintance with the country enable make invest
men,s that will nearly qne double IN value for the
next few thousand dollars will
Of thousands How money safely profit
ably invested!
Land in the vicinity OF thriving villages
bought for S3 S and s5 acre; few years will be
ten times the Many Of the fortunes Of the North have
been made by the rise Of
and foresight purchase when cheap
tunes.
Satisfactory references given For parteuas address
TRACY * FARNHAM,
Dec l5-dAwlmt ST. Anthony Falls,
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The NATIONAL Hotel

IN this city will be reopened reception guests
of this month, The removal OF the kitchen
the rear building and The alterations in aud about the dining
rooms, will add greatly
The table will furnished with
md served In the best style aud labor will spared
ns rsnabs 'I hass
patronage extended the house
Persons desiring
mi after tile 2Ulh, by calling at the Hotel.
Il. ID. WILLARD.
WAsHIsoros Crv November II, 1854.
Nov l6-tf T
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United States Mail.
LOUISIANA.

PpaT OsYICK DEPARTMENT,
November %, 1854
DRoPOs conveying of United States from the
March, 1885, 3Oh June 1883, the following route In
ousana will be received at the Contract Oce OF this
Depani until O'Clock, m Monday, tho 18th OF Jnnu-
ary 1885 be decided by the 18th following:
No 1881 From Landing by Simmspo, Moreauvie,
Msnsma, Marksvile, and Point MBgre TO Alexandria,
ga miles and back, three times week, in Two horse
coaches
River Landing Monday, Thursday, and Satur-
day al ga m;
Arrive a Alexandria days by ~ pm
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday and Sunday at 3
Red River Landing days by IL
Proposals perform In fourhoe coaches will be
considered, and invited. Fn
certihcuic, and
conditions and obligations be Incorporated
in by the accepted bidder such
expedien adver
inviting proposals for mail service r the
3e 1859 the States of Aiabnma Louisiana
&c, dated January g. 1854. ~
proposal should be sealed marked Proposal for route No
773l Second Asssnn, Postmaster General
Washington, ID. q. .,
Noy 93-law4w Postmaster General.
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Redemption or Virginia Stx Per Cent, nebt.
iE holders Of the following certificates debit BY the
State Of Virginia, rsdoenae the 9Th day Of March,
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
notice that ss @ 81 .s snas fund.- cres,ed BY
March 1885, will proceed ihe first day Of April 1885,
deem the said certificates the treasury
of April, the t secuid
audor and whether surrendered the interest thereon will
cease that day:
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EN s1zzziiIGs -: -


fna58 Gt 1raias foiLoH,
EAvE daily, except sunday, u, aud 81 m and and 5
Ia p IN.
ON sunday, at q, a. m, and s.
Leave Baltimore al a1 aud 8, a. M, and and s,
On sunday, AT ", a. and 0, p M
The conneSions with baltimore aud Ohio railroad for the West
are by leaving at O. u. and s. p
For Philadelphia and New York, at and Sh, and
For Annapolis, at 6x, m, and s. p, IN. ~
For Norfolk, az >, p.
4. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Particular called the requiring
voucher any pesson who wish pass the
Dec l5-dW IN
sILvER- plated and Aibatta waro--I have recently
opsned rich assortment Of sverpaed goods heavily plated
on copper abaita, consisting Of
IL Covered disAes, castors, spoons, fs.ha
soup ladies, butter dshes waters
5alyex, cake baskets. bon bon stands
Coffee p0ts, sugara, creams ten pots, stop bowls
Pitchers, butter Knives coffee aud tea
Napkin rings, salts, liquor stands, mugs goblels
III Egg stands card receivers
watt kettles, candlesicks, &c.
with general housekeeping articles.
For sale at very low prices. as.t.5a as5
-fg @ G. w 30 ELER, Iron Hall,
bec l0--eadinJanl 9 44enD. avenue and 3i9 ID street.
fusAkxS UNr.,o N n
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UTAH.
Decsmbss 1, 1884
lot aa g 1889, to The SON dy o June nclu
Once Post Office Department, in The OF Wasb,asoo
sss ss sseissd ssSa y Ss
nsr day The routes, and in the specified
1886 From sa Lake City, by Nsns MIL Mil Creek HoIadays
ssilsmer Little Cottonwood, and DrspsrsvIe, 20 Mous,-
Lssys ssl, Lake oiIy every thursday a'i.m,
Leave Moon.sin..ns every Friday !, M;
Arrive ut salt Lake City day by 7pm.
sasns IR' Rs",s" ss' Cedar ss'SS va.s 's
Leave Sal, IakaCiy even Thursday att 7amI
au,ys a. Cedar VALLEY mex! day BY y m,
~, arrive ~ sal, Lake CRY neIr day BY sip.m.
Leave Tosls C.y every Tuesday ats
Leave Srsnisviis evs'y = TUESDAY a,ipm,
ssoo S'o spa oy, ,' y sSas c Corn Creek
and rssoyau, 10 Cedar cy loo miles and back, once
;s:s .:.s .r'. sg g; .. ssas., ssy
ssss csdss s.ps 1 , s,ssy n'as.y
NOTES.
No will be made trips peronca Of such
Omissions @ MOI ss.coy explained three nmes The pay q The
with depending ma and no, ufeen, excused one
win he imposed unless delinquency promptly sasfacio
y explained BY certificates q posnas.rs Or the adav Of
oee suffering b injured destroyed, robbed,
the runs, running vehicles
.. The nm s M G
laws Of the departments assigning
without the Of the Postmaster General The Postmaster
General may He aso increase
service by allowing therefor rata increase the
He curta discontinue
Of pay he allow months compensation
the dispensed with No will be allowed
supplied
herein ceecy stated The bids should be addressed
Second Postmaster General superscbed Ma proposals.
the Territory of Utah" The be and
returned the department by before the s day Of September
1885, For further particulars conditions be
the advertisement for California; Oregon, umh &c.
dated Ia.h October, 1853
JAMES CAMPBELI
Dec 6-law4w Postmaster General.
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r,HE American Association for the Advancement Of
Education will hold It's foue annual meeting in
beautiful lecture Of the Smithsonian Institution during
Christmas and New Years day. beginning
Tuesday, December a6 instant.
number the distinguished educators
Leading
will be valuable ieeres educational
which be followed by interesting Excursions.
The win offer the czens of Washington
rich for Christmas week.
The omeer our mebers of Congress, and all
cli2ea earnestly requested 10 make their
their influence induce their friends from abroad
attend.
any liberal minded ciuxens offer
make contributions
send their resdep0e,
Of the following gentlemen.
at hand and whatever Is dene must be done quickly
RgTKREscEs.
In the let Ward.-G J. Abbot, esq. and Rev e. A. Davis.
n q cd +" PruE j. Henry and n Richards,
Sd G. 7. Force, esq, v Hafhsugh and sias
Hill,
/" ]. w. Maery. osq., Rev. C. w. Samson and
'' Rev h. Sunderland.
5th =" H. B. FTench, and Prof A. Bache
6ia u. B. French, and o. q. Wight, esq
1ih q .. York AtLee esq, q. Q. Wight, esq, and W.
r. RICHARDS.
sec. Local Con-.
WAsmserss Dec. 8, 1854
Dec i4--eoI
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The uusiees os 0pAan Asytss hsvsas
hnhes nsk hnsss bs dssss ophss boy
ehnssss sssahssswho sesdy
regard sses ssisss opiaioss N connszious will
ted ~ - s0asd o
70 cn nPen tAs chsss snd
are earnestly soced esbs s provide M ihs
and pscsscnon saarss cdsss poverty
ioAs @ passss have rendered obrcss Of
aud whose issrs Of appeal every Christian
The assses have had The sssscon comprising beir house
for orphan s where neatly hundred ehdea
p"ed and educated and, although hs 3h
Apsssi 1854 Seesisb<h the M erphan bOys
hseos esn prevented from doing by shs OF the
available psoper Ihs hands, excpoE being BY
The srp- u the from Congress- and of dnsstioss and
restricted 70 this female branch OF the institution FROM
branch ard hence the necessity o this appeal tbs
chsTshis bs aid ths performance Of duty
phSn bcyA psovide especially whom
trustees y pressing oblisasios.
DoaateHs will be Thankfully by
the nstse BY either Of ladies seasmen sAsxer and
will sltis the charitable consbutos prayers o
phanss
New. JAMES 8. DONELAb,
Rev. TIMOTHY J. OyTuOLE Trustees
THOMAS CAkBERY, Treasurer
aN w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Lady Manases-Mrs. Henrietta H. Boone hrst drecuesx. Mrs
Caharine NJ Johnson second Kennedy
Mrs Caa,ine A. Mas secretary Mrs Casharpe
simms, mrs Jane noyes, Mrs. Mary Elliot Josephipe Youpg
Ms. Cafharinc Roche. w.
day schools onnssfad tAsrc,oApr W. g. Duhael Charles
heen4a edward Sinms Serapim Mast John Fitzpatrick,
nan Wheasy Thomas Bayne pste Brady, George Harvey
George Maningiy, Robert Mahoaey John r CasseIi ~
1.-THE Weekly News, Star and Baltimore sep please
the above several times. ~ Iec i3-2aw9w
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NO Members of Congress. Strange ~. Sc.-DUvALL
RRC crchant tsiors, have the largest
aad complete secous of goods their ue Of business
sisng, French cloths velvet
and embroidered ke, winch they prepared make to
order in their usual style VI elegance.
We have OF make and
pc of silk and woosn shirts and drawers half
umbrellas, gloves suspeDdcrs harakechiefs, kc
Dec l a. eo9wu nUFALi BROTHER,
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r. - &ns N - a~pss 49, ~ bcs4s unlsss no
sss~sa = - egnoA - na1e - s1Vsacs.
n1sss ssAsssss ~ hswUss - usssy b. er as ~
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