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FIRST
GRAND EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
or THE
YOUNG AMERICAN CLUB
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION


THE Members Of the Club take great
il pleasure in announcing 20 their friends and
the public in general that they have chartered the
safe and commodious steamer George Washington,
and will give their first
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC
TO THE WHITE HOUSE, PAVILION,
Friday, September z.
The Club also pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
may honor them with their presence.
A celebrated Cotilon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Supper and refreshments win be furnished by an
experienced caterer, at city prices.
The boat VIII leave Washington at "a O'Clock,
Navy Yard at ~ Alexandria at ~.
II being important 70 time, the boat viii not
20 10 Georgetown.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies' 10 be had Of members Of the Club and at
the boat on the day Of the Excursion.
Committee Of Arrangements.
w. G. Durry J. Edward
T. 8. Denham J. Sherry
J. Pope J. Nokes
J. McNelly ]. Padgett
q. Bell T. Kelly
aug 20--soth, slst Sep. J, 0, 4, o.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

A report Of the proceedings of the great Amcri-
can mass meeting at Nashville, on the 25th Au-
gust from the Nashville Gazette, will be found
on the first page.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

PIrrsBURG, August 29.-The Republican or Free
Soil County Convention of this county, met to day,
when the Hon George Darsie was unanimously
nominated for State Senator but he declined, and
Edward Gazzam was Substituted by reclamation.
The following ticket was nominated for Assem-
bly,: Matthew Henderson, J. Mex. snodgrass,
John P. Penny, John Bssell, Sen and Adam
Reineman.
George r. Riddle was nominated for sheriff, an
Thomas II. Nevil for prothonotary.
Resolutions were adopted condemning the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, and the acts Of yio-
lence in Kansas expressing opposition to slavery
In every shape, and by every constitutional MEANS
declaring that the slavery question is predominant
over every other, condemning the imprisonment
Of Passmore Williamson, recommending open po-
litica action, and disregard of all objections to
men on account of their birthplace.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

The editorship Of the Quarterly Review is now
in the hands of the Rev. Arthur Penryhn Stanly,
the biographer of DR.. Arnold, who for soms time
has been one of the chief contributors.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01
CHARGE Of Fitting ont lsiarr.

BosroS, August Sl.--James Il. Simpson has
been arrested, charged with fitting out the brig
Mary Il. Smith for the African slave trade
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01
Ertension q the Broad T5p Railroad.

HuSrrSeDos, Pa, August 80. Eight miles
more Of the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad
has been completed, making now fifteen miles in
all that is in operation. The grand excursion and
picnic party, including the military and band Of
music, passed over the road to-day as far as Green
Groves, distance of thirteen miles, where the
company partook Of a sumptuous repast prepared
fOr the occasion
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01
BELTS, BELTS, BELTsI

of superior quality with heavy plated buckles which
we sell at s per cent less than the usual price of
an inferior article Ladies would do well to call and
examine them, ms great Inducements will be offered.
HUTCHINSON a MUNRO,
aug a1-tf 3l0 Penn. ave. bet 9th and lNth SITS.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

MORTALITY AMoNG THE FLORIDA FrsH.-The
Jacksonville (Fla.) Reporter says;
We noticed on Monday last a singlar mortality
among the fnny tribe Of ST. Johns river. The
dead carcases OF FISH we're scattered along the
shores In astonishing numbers. They swan up
into shallow water, gave hounce and died, or
sprang entirely upon dry ground and persisted.
The species which seemed 70 suffer most were the
cells and founders. Among the crabs, too, there
was quite a stampede, but their mortality was not
near so great II was really interesting to behold
the vast numbers Of them that literally covered
every rock, log, stump, and, In fact, everything
that offered support 10 their bodies above water.
Rare sport did the boys have capturing them,
which they did almost by bushels. This singular
phenomenon we think is most reasonably account
ed for as follows
Whenever the winds are southerly for any length
Of time we have, in the ST. Johns, low tides and
warm water, comparatively free from salt, but
when nortberly, particularly from the northeast,
the reverse Is the case. For several weeks the
wind has been from the south, and on Sunday
morning, when IL changed to the northeast, high
tides was the consequence, and colder water more
highly impregnated with salt, which sudden change
Is supposed TO have been the cause of the destruc-
ton to the fish.
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PARIs, August lo. 1s5b.


"Ah John; you won't have me much longer.
shall never leave this bed aliveln
please thyself Betty, andthee win please me,
returned John, with equaninity.
~ have been good wife to you John" per-
sisted the dying woman.
"MiddHn', Betty, middlinw responded the mat
ter-of-fact husband.
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NOW LANDING.
0OO .000 Firstses,,palily English

~OVsVUV Laths full length, and thick.
10000 irsGquaity English AZ Pickets, which we
win sell at 50 cents under the market price, if
taken away Immediately from the wharf.
IN STORE.
10000 feet prime 5-4 Carolina Flooring, seasoned
10000 feet prime A Il. s. Flooring seasoned
10000 feet prime 5-4 Norway Flooring
100000 feet prime assorted White Pine.
All of which will be sold at the lowest market
price for cash. or 70 such customers as we choose TO
trust FITZHUGH C0YLE a BRO.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01


BEFoRr SEBAsroroL, June 17-6 p. M.
My own beloved wife, and dearly beloved child
rem At o'clock tomorrow morning, head the
57th to storm the Rcdan. II is, as | feel, an aw-
fully perilous moment TO me, but place myself
in the hands OF our gracious God, without whose
will sparrow cannot fall to the ground place
my whole trust in Him. Should fall in the per
formance Of my duty, | fully rely In the precious
blood Of our Saviour shed for sinners, that | may
be saved through Him. Pardon and forgive me,
my beloved ones, for anything may have said or
done 10 cause you one moments unhappiness
Unto God / commend my body and soul. which
are His and should 1t be His will that fall in the
performance Of my duty, in the defence Of my
Queen and country | most humbly cay, Thy viii
be done" God bless and protect you; and my
last prayer win be, that lie, Of His infinite good
ness, may preserve you. God ever bless you my
beloved Eliza, and my dearest children, and, If we
meet not again in this world, may we all meet in
the mansion OF our Heavenly Father, through Je-
sus Christ. God bless and Protect you, and ever
believe me, your sffectonate husband and loving
father. THOMAS SHlDroRrH,
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upon when the Union shall be endangered, to
cast all personal and local consequences to the
winds, and stand for the constitution and the
laws.
In the meantime, we confess the political sky
looks squally. Abolition is more powerful than
ever, because of casual association with the
enemies of the administration and the alarm
lists Of slavery extension. The friends OF the
Union are scattered and dispirited. The gov
eminent has bestowed Its rewards upon its most
violent enemies, and has turned its batteries
upon those who were maintaining its measures
in good faith not because the latter approved
those measures, but because agitation must
stop, and the law was the best stopping place.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

MuLARD FILLMORE AND AMERIcANIsN.---We are
permitted 10 make the following extract from
private letter Of ex-President Fillmore, to Miss
Anna Ella Carroll;
Paris, August 10, 1885.
nv DEAR MISS CARROLL: have read, with
great interest, the chapter Of your Warning to
America and Americans" which has Just come to
hand here II Is wen written, and, / doubt not,
you viii make most interesting and useful work
OF that, which now engages you. May Heaven
bless and prosper you, and the good cause, Is the
sincere wish Of your true friend,
MiLLARD FILLMORE.
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FOR SALE.

DETWEEN ffty aud sixty acres of Land /,
Id soil Of good quality, with large portion OF
wood land Il is beautiful location for a gentle
man country residence, market garden; about
miles from Washington, and miles from George
town. Persons wishing to purchase can call on the
subscriber, half mile from TenalIy town, the old
Brookvile road
aug l4--3taw3ws CHARLES X. BELT.
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A Prous SoLDrER.-The following touching let
ter was written on the eve Of battle by Colonel
shadforth, of the 67th regiment British army, who
fell in the attack on the Redan, on the 18th Of
Juna
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-01

A letter from ST. Petersburgh says: The Minis
ter of the Interior has just presented to the EN-
peror list of the donations made for the defence
Of the empire. On the whole, however, the dona-
tions are not considerable, compared with the
enormous expenses of the war.
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ALL sTRANGERs

a LII STRANGERS
n Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
OF the curiosites ofthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of Powels great picture.
feb 9s-d1yif
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Removal.
NJ cCLS LLESS K Knox have Te1gIEeS ;e=5r TTlsE--
u ~ ss-S . 50sa sS ssser, 70 ne iezE =lsTy
os-cE bg--zI=z-
so II3. plain street.
fsFE sEllSzLEs Sc5ch q Lie &srCLz-s' ( Ne-5zEiss-
asE cn IL 5S-t. sl1s o. lie and GUoTs SSH
q = IN 7. ~eehy's dry good s-yfc
IazzE- for II F--T-z= a=r--9ro-e er1sG3c5 . tar
tosS- Lg E2sz- lLzlr Increased ,zzi
les ior Lu-= 5GSr:Ss- Icy cleE
5reztsE .laGessles;s f-f 5-ytr= :1sEl II -=LoEs,
- - l.. L.I.-Es 8. hNGE
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Notice
TIE undersigned having 5oazlt ea:ir- s-ock
trSis bsIzEzas 10 Nessrs = Ise=ler L.zkID- scr
eLs- 4z-DEs. sEdai1 aeg 20 ILr-a CElEzeLz
J. -rrls sd vtl.llty I4IslEs czrrEIE= tEs
A=-Lal- 4--loria= 5slles cz= o-l1zrEg
eccEzsez y LesSTs- EsE---sF & Lzls, a35 having
tasset -Ae services o. aotz O: te E-E=r Is--i s
= EeG 2re- - IzAs - -oTo eeE eve-y S-trl= --1z-
u -e s<-est =-E-= an =si slEsr, ver= rElc-.
1a1 very l1-z r c. L EsvIz= zIzr=s z=ock azBt
Is determined 70 s=ii very Io, 20 as
ElsA= ar SETIz GSo6z- SugE = rae cszrze
q =et good etliL= che si= Vyt- sseTg
- Ls = ESS5--Ez=a.5c5- Or l1 sac.
La4a= Eas, gone ell,
AEl C=E-
4ESO-zr y s.Ezs-oz Hall
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RATE~ OF ADVERTISlNG.

RATES OF ADYERTIS3NG-
TIE UNDERSIGNED uu5Ishers q newspapers in
- sts OF y beea I= increased PE1ce pa
- cihef expenses, TeRsra= their ex..eses
sresieT sere;ose, Do zsTee tsaz iot0ss
~ FzIeS advertising. AID a whatever 10
-scze esS taat Tstes beOsE5 less Oi
:. u oS4fsTitaIiBEa s1uare=
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IHst=ntsHs- rs Ligt-!d HaE- Dye.
To rsose EisAiugs EzT dye uzy D teeades E-
1 aE, cheeTfUIy ieooHss=f3 The above Tle BE-.
eIsy Teseeace cE y zEperioIiy yveF
eveI ythiI= For saie wAs.eszis
sEd retail By T e LOGAN d Co.,
EzTT sole =zrEs-g 5r rEiz CRY
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WHEELING.
No. l Super Phosphate of Lime.
vERSUS -eUANO..


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thar ihe ssbsrnheF es disose5 70 oeF, as tie nzs-
ssctGFers Al the PTescuf aBsaa-Ht-
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se.lsef o. :" hs agents, yEtose sss zte as toliSU$=
AesssTz. aetIIsz.sE Z sons, tietsaozd- Va
% RewlesT, HARDLY { To. PetsTssurs, Va
Do BOFcaH q acC4e=l.- Norfolk Va
do c. II sieEart- hsq-, Baltimore, Nd
T. T. DE SURG,
a=r5cu7-aEs! CneEESr.
seT25 Wiiiznesborza- Lang nd, y T.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. :, HasaEs zt5z Hail, Monroe St.
WHEELING, VA
NEE suascri:er sss;a OF public 10
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silver ana tzIcF so1a- FticE OieziIz-
bis s-i'ck = composed IEzEInt god aud silver EstIs.
keys- s-zT6s and caziIz.-
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FCre siiye -a5s, lea :-ss=rIs Er. l.-afd and Sal;
sP1cIss- and sltIef knives
Fizsed aId German svsI forks spoons, batter knives,
etc etc.
PoFI rs1araes, f,ceke= os;is-y-seissorz=
LEEF FLAX rzzafs, sirefss- s4sevirg cEe4El, eie-i
PEFt-S<Iy, cos, s'sl= si. sFe=t y-f ely Of fanc!
P.TsieeaF atts.,ion pad vEs,eh e,O=ss,
and jeEs 81. - snd eagrsyitg handsomely dcHe-
\ Sisre OF PAX Oaase respectfully sU-icZlsd.
sF5-dtf I. P. BROWN
VIA -! CItI4 ES..-
" 800 GE.; cIars=
500 PriHcat0S CARS
5J1 ApOaO Go
-B9 r Dorado DO
80 40 S..tl Hss.tl='oH l doHsla<H; eisaTss 55s
Iz058 Havana
1fa Iets CrGz Principe Do
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% do 3Ib. do
oets1 wv LAUcHLIS.
IlG0 LIS vSo0! TulIe;
100 d0z te5 crrls and TIosr-h rnez;
- ree-s hsl aid stsi-.a bed cord;
10 coEEua. esotsez AEseSi
= coils F4a.tsr goTes
1sss pair YsEsl snS SEIE Oars
- iiozr Poek-
IarIa.ii.s dag eevtrs aad sE7Iis-s oa hard and
TlSIo cuAS. REsRY
Tobacco and Cigars.
W. LsJCfLIN, So tx Main street, r=z zEagug Ia
W iaEEr zszcE-IE=a1 tte fs.lvEsIsz 4rtiGiez
Is=H CuIslz-lo elEzTs5
i1El L. Ellesa
Ilsd PlISsL,
Idssl = SzlvzEu
1000 r lhsEzaO
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Tobacco and Cigars.
TTTH LsCCt!LIN, So X Main street, rz< zI1gug -.
W tasE- =sztsE-ls=li th= fs.LVsIag artiliez
IzE glsazlo slszIz5
lbs- L. E--2sa
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tfs} r. l5Ezdo
80 l. PrSfzsclou cizz-Ei
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l9ja Foes E5ab5zls
Bexes tg.5E p rr1-EerstobsceU7-
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ELSoSrS PENN CEsa-sse E--rs. y.asaiaz FgafG
y tbe E-eetest iasaEgVea- - { s1e versd Lor savls
labor II. eEFsEss shH- LtHiE= zIZ i11s= Ca=zu
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EsstsE z4a s5=-sF tazr Il a5sacEe3 tss Sr=sz--
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III. .cle1EtF show tszt = Ist - p ety harmless u.er
dire wiki = os - Eza-er Hzfz 5Ez- a. Eliz
ae ChEes- washing F}Glt : worth tEee LIn=s The
single szFeEce Ey'Ck gE buy sssEE .aEz= fzc1.t-
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH!!!


DIS. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS.
S0- 1=e WEsT SsEra sEEEET, rsE~rtS R.rE .sD EL1,
Cincinnati.
THIS ofzse u.ds- ie lszzgue4t OF its present rro-
f5lezs'I= IzS be IC5e=lIla re71-atiOa suFeI-
oF tls zst tsr years- sI1 eTleEse O. e1yrTsS be
aE;l.s 70 = EFs s-tE2zrt-SE u s 10 sy -Or = sEIlE
sszsrsbz=z zo-aG eIt s-;ez-57n 70 tie GLOWING
=s=r5z -i-s EsE-zlaHs - rt4Esos Testh, teas
;--= Issr c8..ly-t 10 lis Ueszsr, ant IN
sez.Eg lie a=Eates :as sFsecA. ssi!l-
sSEIls tAss arg e1oeeued . Hoae, Eud ezsa b ~;
TEETH
zszrt=l treEa obeto fai ze;- WIth artificial GgHs
= sd ~ : L lnEsr- r-st! .ss- E-sl > sls-sSa
: z ser-oas II .5etlseFy ierseHsl "a Lie lsoet aoF
Terms:
CsEls5t>-iI= lie sG=,4zr c.arzcssr work, and
lie z4lH-se ElEsa, ta-y &c liz 4z- re>1uzy.s he
Two rErTa .. aaEE oy COLD rrsrs,
TAO TEzTu SvEE ~ S9LvEz ELATE,
81 per TOsth
Ie nols! FeaHa=l a iAe IesiA - 10; prove satis-
-Foz tae ir'orllz-5el 0. ;Eas= lvfs=z- tIs-anee,
ys5gd sis;e I.I or sc.4tlsz sre c maj ~ a.
E-zss!H tI= EleS: - g.. s=z t aETii frOfu -
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@ G. c2IgEoS. gsHi3S }DsHti'ss,
Sg. 10 u e. StGSa e. acIsFeeE Ezce and E-lul,
dc;s--y {! c5nll.ti.
ASSIGNEE's NOTICE.
IL Pe-.oEs issss.sd 70 y sss r & Lskin By book
sH' I1z 5e -z-e 20 forthwith, teg szTn= sSsEIel
L. szLsse 10 z= os tie BENEFIT q taelI ereaII1Es
DISSOLUTION.
I'H= Fsrle-s-iF E=slC=sIe exlsIs under frTa
GS5loa lake I Co, thz DAY oesu dissolv vea by
lzats2- corset L = GCRDOS.
ULAEKE L THAw,
sstcA Isl -sJ4 ) l. AN ER-
gTN.rPSrFIP
TEE sghscrberz ms Cay eEiere i-c partnership
f5s re ITFes= o. CeIaliIissO and For
Z Co.. 40 so-l<-iz c-tL4--e O t4s 5ssiasSS
jyo n VAITiaEws.
March Isz. ts5Z arr
Fall Fashion for Hats.
THE Is FTeEzred 70 forHisd ais
oos Fztto oH- and a. lie Ees- Of aaeEkif' With sieR-
L4z EsT -4yD MOST .tPFr0FE3 STYLES,
EcA 5or eherznce, ety O. zBd fHlsh- esEDSi be
ssTPzzSee slzed ;he hesd y eonforE1z
-ive, Il 1EIIh PeEi-ot ease
cl eu's So't Hats, comprising black, uzFPed, plain,
,sosi IHt veEtS, IIErszIB Y1s neriez,ete, tngetb-
e via <ae zssorts ssar o. ezs y,.i and chGiep'y
CAPS, al O Esrh 6zefet - lowest Pr1ceSB WsoeSzle
ssaf Wv. uxEsox
Co-Pa1tneIship.
TEE En1srz5znoa haze ta!s Day formed cerzrrRer-
sEP gad=r be u7r> ard s-yIs % c Baker Co, sbd
ri eoainOs Inc ssalsost s--Iey and Boat STORE bGzi-
: T. BAKER,
srzf f0NS GTST
500 900
AeSzTTel St=rzx =lE Ei==siz s1EzieE.
r pay rEseye Gol.aEs Pc tboyszrd 20 good white
Saves d iBca>s .Eces vide Ctezr szE,
AID = iEcEez ElTrl beaGEHzE -
IcbeS iJEs- gyIde sap, Il -ke
LAX tsL-yeEe1 MAR rzlEGeE cs. ttA-S
GEO = SSTTE,
1sE@a EEz>>55zzB-~sr-s
NOTICE.
ALL F-rsoIs EElvs.as Themselves indebted 70 Ne
Gal hL6I I=sLlF rgrsSsFeG seLle
- CssH Ess-s DgaIEe LIZ Isl o! yar=zry-
Fsrsaaz cziHs 4szizs- tl= EEHI F.ssSe Fse
t-is NeCLALLESs ( KNOX
Her and Desirable Goods.
Gene cu While you Have Chance!
BONNET RIBBONS.
7 UST Esce1T-5- ard - os bouaet ribS1IsS Of
y ss-zlsal-e ~ - znt COsoFS. Al
ms.- " D. AOTTE Z EkO.'S.
CEILDREN'S HATS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.

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A. Z GOOD 4 GO.
SUCCESSORS 70 5AzEs EAxER
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
Corner Main and Aonroe streets.
'saEELLtG, II
4 4. GOOD & CO, Eave soa=a, tie eE.sre
a. si"ek O a. i:skeT, and VII roG,ii.se Il. Dug
business Al MS cd sand
i'F Baker Asiis ou= fHa OF lie IzE=es; A5sses ia
Faiace!f h1 ht kIndlT aged 20 purchases TOT rs
sIcceSs0FS ~ X B@eiiaz Ts arrangement pfI Ins2ge
ihs'F Ee'iFs Ca saHd- Csna "=Eas The tsrn-l
iEeSs i &; coon & a.,
s-heeIia=, Dee-2a, 1s5=- d2I
Wm- J. Armstrong,
pEALKE IN
Drag IEeIIcine-. Chemicals. Patent Ned
IeEEe-, PerGHaery and Fancy
Article
Is zAKKEE sTEHT.
EETTEES NSSE0E AN2 ESIox sTsEErS,
PbrzaeisHs PreseriFsfoB. flied stsi Goaf., Sly or
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PIANO FOHTEs AND MELODEDNs.
U~T C['ENE 20, t.ne Rosewood Fszn0 E4ss-es from
y CtizErrlE- ( seas E1zn4tzrtJTY zna Stn3zr: Z Co
Ses OK iE5ada s Rdas-1Eeod F5zDo 5! oc-zye
al o. Urhscs 0zeEed al sCt0Ty prices
AEo-zLarE= P1CE2=e q lz&al5zl be s U1ioa
street
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Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBE rs OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ne I6S Marker 81, above 4Ih street.
FHtI-ED ELPH!s.
j W sE1TUN, l. SEAL, a. VAS SzEAhrEsEx.
FFEE "a V1rchaseTs- 1he iEreesi OF Esucy
~ Dry G0odsiH tle cIty. II comprises N part Of
Hosiery % - kIIss and qneIIzes-
Gluv-s- I JIa1rrs -, Dress SHIRTS and -oI!sFs
Go2ica EsTEs ET Z ffeueIlt Elsades "a onlOTu
: t.De zssCrtIleI- She4 Cou45z-
90 Do DO f;ufa.o ard IIai-stiOu COtsI.
Brushes O. al desrri ip,.uns
Dress and ] eiioEs Tftr.sa-ilgs Of iii kinJs---
lsurIct-s- SIz cord cl2'd Spool Cotton
PBEtlueTy StsL /. ads.
As rEe- -y styles spcts own limo
Lzf10n zrlEA El=IIIioE u tCs ere Tcl
-IEE -he sttsns5pn q byers- We lee!
th=fTiHts-=st =Tys . trizf perrS
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10000

4LeSz7TeI Stzr-z zlE Ei==EirzS s1zzlreE.
pay Inesye Golars Pc -bouszn5 20 =ood white
OzE Saves q iBcAes loH- :Eches vide ciezr S
and = iResez TIE 6=4rs-ons tlIri 70 ss besGfH -
cDeS t5Es- lnrhsS wIde sap, Il he
teEeEe4 al LIZ EEsT rzEGsE ccp1. AL Clfs
GEO = SSTTE,
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FILL FaSHtUNS FUI HAS.
IHE sz5$cTIS=- FETrFc a7t5za a. rz-ro-s n
H. Ts5ic with scIor Hats q te .st=z: Fsi xfy.--
u ib0se = 10 IszHk eEsEh % la= ies
n Ike Use O. e.e=au- sE6 ezsy E-Ez Ezt I pezss
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% tsTarr senl5 Hats tEzE Ti :; % 7, !TlS4t zzg
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Sssd % SON It4e Nsf-a ETezseTH f-aHk, Sgsra a.
= be-lzZ, "a
80 Y " IsvIsox-
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TERMS.

aly, per --------------.-
ori6 cents per week
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wAlso CaIafDed Plzz-sr, Hytrs.Iic CeEnzs, Pizster
Casts sg5 Nodes aB1 &Ez.ttz 6 iBc SIcs, rsDte
sTTkeI1Tesf tssds Frl1es- IE-G-
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ANUkL o hATHEHs---- N ELETCHER E0GLtcEOITEB
Mathews & Zollickoffer,
GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO I2S NORTH HowAgD STREET,
BALTIMORE
"ccESIGSREE7S SOLICITED. VIII nav partics,-
isT attention purchase GSaRnO and otber Fer
riIiEers.
REFERENC S
lsrEei GTiflih, ESQ,
Christian KeeDeT, Is
Dr. la MD kEeaeT,
r L Parker d Co, SR<imoTe
BartloloEF, Tiffany d Co,
LouE & EEru
HgrSf d berry
David Johnson, Ess-, JeaersoBcO., Va.
Ce1Ey & o. CitrcIlI.sti. o.
Mating s e. Mn. PaFkeTsburg, Va
Eol- r. 4 ZOliCEO6sr " 81 yIze, Tenn.
F Cuier, Esc-, Attorney at L.-vy. PIt-sbursh "a
JoS D-lIeplzic, ESQ, Hill, hoftJ'. ..
{. " Button, Esq-, Hai per's Ferry. VI.
i. .NeC0asssAyr Ess- Alry zt Law, GET ysburs Pa
lYT-eIET
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y AlS
EEPS COrast E= OF az-l =5 ma snafs--G=sz . Ssa=r
N FEEITEiN EEZsEtGET 5L-NgS-
@" r5te and EzTT-7- ssfS- We pan any -rIm-
EaSr O. every 5osT ard slss, SlL Te:zst on
tsTLES &c SIX lie tins
o. binds Fefzsua e az c-sasza=a sszz- 70 Hs7-
Tr-E5H- ar 5-Fr-g F-rg-ae-g - nj
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REMOVAL
T 4 = BaTEt =zve rsna-s5 70 tseir rev zu3 spa
" oEicE s=d.-- E1ar9 - st-eel. - ess Lcy
11zEE-1ScCT- Id EerF q bzHd,
TN AND SHEET IROE MAZE
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S-lcs tsty 7Elsr y Estez=zs 5-tslt t he ~
ElzEAc- ErcCs- ieiE 0tl zHd fG-c
ally are -Es.ls1 . ~ at eZzus IA-r s-o-k-
DESCRIPTION Of zEnsiesTa -er GES r. ofF u4= 70