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Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

.Ds sRIYER. ,THIEYEs or NEW ORLnAns.--As this is
the busy season for the merchants and shlppers Il
,is also the harvest tune for The river thieves.-
These thieves are peculiar, piratical and some
what amphibious in their incllnings A DARK
btowed, desperafs sgE Of fascals they are, 9 With
fOreAeads villaDous low Most o. them live In the
Gay tine II cabins iaEhe lower portion Of the CITY.
whefesh isisald 4hey'drink expensive wines! and
become their.oNn bankers, burying their money In
che earth The night Is their principal time Tor
fassi6l bur they lrye EiEayu pthe-day time their
Rpif9 Al EQfk papeciing,p q the minors phrase
hath IT, But WHEELER on R pfpepecIlng 0f thIev-
ing yexReditiens kheY slNsys move IN llov, dark
akihss and, ybeing expert oafsmen end sklIfn tao,
nciaus, IT, seldom indeed thai they are caught
10 them, "a tle~kayiSf plunderq qRofhlng comes
apiss a compass oya cfOwBaf, q Ecld wathh yor a.
Iron killet col d rope oF qo6dTknt o. rfreirhi
of anI kind which can bA removed fFom che dSok
of abip n steansrS Al y one 70 tIe0. Their b6st
ehancaa4 4oR plun1eH are found % The decks of the
river steamboats,, for, when loaded, lheir- enarda
almost touch che awntsrn % Nst0n them When
the wAlehman n a6leeplgno all cult aask. and the
removal of ksg 81 lard Of GfkIn % bul ler Is khe
work q but 4 moment And the flT6r thieves Are
not such siinpleiona Al ~ wnsfe time after thalr
@ukk - accomplished With ninlI|bd oarsv thsy
are aw4y. and not an fhe watchmSh mo0za q
OYER does he disgoEera thatathispeb have been
ebouG- PisaDssisp poiiHut NJ hus Sst 80 hts -
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
CITY OnDTNANCRg.

n II
49, 49, magsssa aGs@1 yaz-l-l-s itaogaO dor
AN ACgt build d cnlxert ant thercornar Of n and
80 ThiFteenthe estreets west elFsen1s n
Be t esscssa ED sAs DOdsS bj oAa Bdard
O C68ttOs CbancD AZ kkS 6gtv OF TVnShiaoeda That
cuvert be placed a. The corner of Thifteenth street
west and sireekxnorth 70 interseCt with the sewer
inthe niadleof Thlrteenth street and that The sum
OF my dollars, or 80 much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be appropriated out of the funds of The Second
Wagd, 4, pay the cost Of the same: siqssa1s
- e - SAMUEL, AYONKE A4I.EE
President OF Che Board 81 Common Council.
H.aAlh 80 gsSsEa taE98 ROBERT CLARK r. 7 .
sasaiz1sEA President Of the Board Of Aldermen. !
Approved, October 90, 1e68sae 60 sk yas
\ s'Ao bns Fse a. MAGRUpER Mayor
I. =. s,A .<.m g,...AanSs T---gv I ~ lq "
4 aac pToEements in the Centre Market house. gsE
y b u ea6se, 90, Thai the Of ive hundred
dollars On 10 much thereof As may be neoessary, be-
and the same Febys appropriated out o the gem
leral Innd the raoneysthus appropriated TO be ex,
pended under the. direction of the Clerk and COM
plsAl0ners Ot tns Centre Market for repairing roof
! Approved, OcfobeF sGas5S.s ID nsas1 ssaQ lshi
As<tas &C ~ t&gMs--s@ssv05gBra vniagFs ~ I
ANaAOT authorizing th6e CONSTRUCTION az stencil,
II Taps on me nort1east and soulhesst R0rners of II
street north and Eleventh street sstssAT -
! 4 - \ s24c!sa That the Mayor he, and he IL
hereby uthoEiz6d % have stenehstraps constructed
% TIE eninea q The sewef on Eleventh street west
kfhe aoi3heRgt and aontheast corners al E htreat
a. sna /. ayahls out Of the
ApproYed. October so 1896 ~ sss daslasls ~ /
Tsls - Neseo II 80 la9NGi ,1Gu08 IL 20 /
AN ACT making ia ,apprOptsasIctf fSr OssaaibS tsa
n Wool and frQn work s0f The bridge across Rock
Creek, g lhs weslern Terminus 0f X sireet north.
- i as0eysd g.. That the Eum of two hundred
and twent sbss dollars al 10 much thereof = NAV
BE- nscepsaEy, he and The same q hereby. apl,r1
pratedS SouE of tie general fund for the PURPOSE az
palnimE - we0d and rop work of the bridge across
llA9Rk NIeek ~ the WesPrn Termination Of * street
nctth the work " be- done under the direction 0f he
Commissicner of the First aud Second WARDS. 6rSGr
Approved, October 90, 1856 sah2 ,weai
sss,a. IA Ass ~ ~ 49, --- 49, r. pRsa3 -es ~
AN ACT making q An prcptiAtiOh for certain print
y. tsaaeksR ke,r That the sun or thiftE-ave dol
mrs ~ and The same u hdfeby appropriated onf Sf
the genel lqnd 0t ne purpose Of paying fdr print
lnB In book form the lg0nefaf laws AZ The CoFn6rs
RAsaad sinbe lifst II june eighteen hundred aad
IeAthSeess N1pa ed al kaSp sSd - ss.eesr,, Z
approved, October 80, 1855. $3.50
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
Fraudulent NdtstgaEizdtion Pnos1Eng9

PHILADRLPHIA, Aoz. Bs+4TheodOre yDerrineer
was held to bail this afternoonlona q charre 81 fis.
suing fraudulent naturalization papers 20 parties
that had never declared their intention TO become
citizena Two parties exhibited DerBingar,s sle-
nature and the seal of the court. Y =. ~
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
.Destrlscslpe .FYre.

CNcINNATI, (O.,) Nov. S.--There was large
FIRE at Belfontaine Ohio, on Saturday nieht wl,lch
destroyed from fileen TO twenty buildings hclud.
ing the entire business part Of the town. AInona
those destroyed we're the Post Oilica and Exchana1
Bank. The loss is Varionsly estimated at from ne
ty to one hundred thousand dolIars. H III ~
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
Interastina .trom Ranaaa.

Sr. LOUIS, Now Kansas dates of the 2SVh
uItino are TO hand. Gov. Geary had arrested sey-
eral bands Of marau.! eFs In the neighborh00d &C
0saWatOmie. The Grand jury had found BiIlS
against ninety of the prisoners for murder III lhe
first degree. The Legislature meets At Lecompton
in January at M N ~. n. - Il " ilni
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

a 4sKm "A
AN kq. aS5Bfoprissi6ns saE the rebnaE4 Il
.n.va s's..- sss....s -. Tenth ptreet bridge F
al spaasa ~ 1bat se sun ~ eve6tv doll6r.
OF 30 much iklTso ss may be NECESSARY BS and =
nereh apnkQpriptod out 0f the general fund 70 re-.
pair the abutments Of the bridge over he canal n
y AFbE6k gstobq %, Assso g., - i sse.'
AN &6f Mining N sBpSoprissiaa fSr tOnvIssiss, %
from NsM k6ER skenlS TO street north s1s,pSs
= itssaqfls That the sum Of threelhuusl.rS
,and eighty -ope d6H6l of ~ much hereof - Is III
neee85afF be, and TIE same n hereby apnlusIr
out of any money % the credit Of thS Third Ws2d
for the ugpuge oE comp letting the grading ana efavt
cling - foassh strsst weAs O@ kse 763k venue
---ApproTed, October 40. 1886 lt-W sal hasasiq
WgAA&MA ~ &MkAA~ fEaGsnaI
:. AM Aop iOtsths fuiisf sf OsiWg Utternuhie. y
=. ~ qgts9, a., T6st tbe sum 90 gh9eS hundred,
- ten dollaFs And seventy cents OF 40 much
thereof as may be necessary BE- and tha same "a
hsfeDy appropriated Udt % the funds 6f the First.
Wars -. we YurPose ufpaying O. W. uttarmnhl6
certain bills held BY him pnrChased from G w Nc
Stue ior CASUAL repairs &C, tn the above nentiQded
! SKpprsyd8 0sssbds 81 1855 hsa' 60. ssss
KM#AM NHn w4M41lM #a sAf1&te
Acfz zfSt az lSlsBdFU WlIson, VI !.
- splIcls4, fe. ma EsspatSy0pbsl and n n
herepf pthotksa rNy Charles Wilsonth hhtz az
IN a1li&A, 0uk ~ any 46A&y o ~ dit nI fhs nnn-
sral fnnd, for information given Coisul
y :, X =, s1se'agso. leRs
Iaoh h,,ndr5i xhd On two, which resuItSa1 \
81 l Son- bSint fined twenty adIla9a and SlIsr-
y'ssas uA egt A ~ CiTcgt Court and rscoveredk5
me CnNnNF@N0Me - @A~&a
-,APPIoEsd. October 20. lsSdt-sls -
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
THE STAR CLUB.

Upon this occasion the Club vii sureeent n tho
PRESIDENT Of that Club which sells the greatest num-
Der of tickets, on elegant gold ring valued at $40
and which may be seen a8 aH.. 0 Hoods Jewelry
store or Psnpsy fphlA avenue, Between Ninth and
Further particulars ii Iut0rs advertisement
\ \, BY order Of The COmmlttee of Arrangements.
= nov A1t2 "A u VI " sybeeI ~ g3alla Igg
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

49, ANNttAa go - MM& K1T 80 6sft - saasa
On thS s0il EQogOBsT. ESQ, Bllss 1ANE EETzl
H6KH BINC Oh Assd 40 5AMnA hnd 10 0sdayaps &c
hear the a0Il WiAll einhinlss pa7 y
$500 SO Th1OuRh every hnshI and tReas ,sesg
~ esaa8 aWhaER now dfap smofhsr's lyihg,s. 6
Away from loyslapa me, "a - ~
ssaaA go ~ aalNtl 3.as ~ 10lM gnasel saT avgi
|sABfE M Teayp from my eyes are starting,
Aassgss& - And e0rrow shades my brow sst
ssSJ.- - I q, weary was our parting, sssi1asl
- - -. Ihave no nother nov E4.it anaais I
~ asf4 al h9aNA s8soG4 ElA 963y Yaask TEsd1
= ls,as Esse fhstp moon, shinin3a - "
o. m0thefss white headsatone 4 zss
s4 &i The rDAe bush round IA tWining xs.tY
sssy s1slsshere, like me, alones s,,, ,.g W, |
1saAga2asa Us 0ftW aasaf 4n4 spr tSst -
~ k1R eGls And Just like noe are weeping
B al osaas These dew drops from the bdukhs
.rs5a sA4 Long time has she been sleepinF
tsagsFe-,. VI have no mother now 4 ~ G9aF
%N& ~ - ClASs~ s9se9tsaa3 adt ID aG4 Il
Il I III, Ny heart il vary IonSly,T hina IA ~ y
as Ny life b dreaf and sod ;nA Bsa
d sat Twas herdearp presenco only - sas,r
I sa " aa Thar made my spirit glad. I, sev
- s 9 lss.s.l0q aaihiaa la "
Z tRw From morning until even 49,
hsg aaG ytrTg Care rests upon my brow !; -
RGacssi She's gone from me TO heaven 4 -
nrsH.1s,.s IN III haye e no mother now se }Nf - fa
n :. -.a !. - 49, BENZ a. T.Af0RTlEORE5sI
= u.s. iaeiil ~ hai1sa0s saF 60 hNf N ana Al
"a ~-s Set
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

Y radrC0 AIss GO AIs1 WOOD, WOOD.
NT0W dianharEin and Cor. sales lis tons
eonm9erlana OeRt q alsppsri0r Quality.
q Hickory Ok, and Pine Wood
Persons laying in heir supplies will find it to their
aafaniege % togfEBmesa call before pprchasne else
t0flce and yard No Jbts petthSgest co,4as az 10Th
and - sifeetn squire south 81 Pennsylvania
avenue. q nlt fisA1saa zst - c. M-sKEYS
4 n0E1 1leetnotsd3 spssaf rwelfEh aud &. streets
~ EsIAUNANT ron aENTS STOCK
n and kxtotes for A. lei = one of thef best loca-
nons on kepns ytyanla ayenue: offirther informa-
!. 4 sse Dx980E,BrAONA v-~s
8E HnftmefslIEb' heretogbre existing
day u|1solyeq n conAeni q p4flIesgpusGlioy Alt
80 Fr0TTRnTR nNmTWrn1 4 - *
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

The larger portion 81 the 1heEicSh jotniaIs u
PanpglEaRiA support ne Fusion ticket for blectoIs
- IN Pbladelphiathdp Nsns sustainsi the original
American ticket, which WIN doubtless receive
large 10hsin fhat ciky.. sl4 s 90 sssssw a r,.s
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
-. - - ~ - = 1slAsNk n BALL
't'esssa y 49, a0r THE tegs ~ =
NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE
,..,., ,.,m,,.,,,,CI ,CI0MRANY, \ Mp y


= 0s 1tQadoS EFshlsg. QoDsmBSr 10 1876
WAHE N0RT4 flk N f-kBKNlIlEs FIRE
Seat 4 hfl ts'e psasuip in n,anpOuncing 20
their friends and The public 6rnerAlv that their
Fourth Annual Ball VIII take place attte Assembly
Rgonps MONDAY EVENING, November 10.
The oQmpnn8 nlHlge themselves that 20 expense
of pains NlI No RpaTna a mnlo ihis Ball equal TO
ses ,hsgsleeol elgsn ~ - 81 Il
ma fhdina In11albns WI ~ fAhi|esbY the Com
rRny ~ whrn largo number Nr6 Nent out, IL fre-
gaeplly hsQpaNn tl'e Aphle lsdls f,ife duplicates
ana olEarE ~ not rsnet ANY AZ d bnl the Compa-
a. most renpeotinlly i0vit6 al the lady fronda and
nnh elhss attend hsllA - honor fhem with their
T9sTs.7 hwl Csrllpn Masiak l,SsD engaged for
y 5'.s'.s Z, = = -, n So, ,.,,.. !.
~ haa IS ths Manaksis shl ~ 1hh on ne evun.
ne bf thb nAllf Frlas 81 il glTsR
70 m1N4nNns e
n Samuel CSissrvdti Is. Tarto;n
VIM. o. Shreeye james Stafford
J. H. keenan,, VIM Kelly
J. H. GODDARD, Jr.,
nov l-eotd Treasurer,
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

-, y a - u = - II @NN&A44as
1teFaqH ~ gogsn6sr r1Othg 1866.
- HskstF FIFTY Gents, Quitting q gentleman
ne egI9plipspi sckst Slli ia Cubs rss>
peetfnlly inEifse. .tsss - ~ y 4
u Danoipg To- commenc - Al o'cIoek SS
.cs'a y - obmnaittss 81 1xraaq
4 Y, Thog 8 Denham oes EssdllAdry II Thorn
Chas IN Murray iM 5aas11sts -
nov 5tMFnWThFAMh stsSea9 5ssaT
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
RennallYanln.
IhIs StAtoWIII I.n0W pr0hAhlR Ro. .ior I'D

an BY reason sof the obstinacy Of those 6Wh6
might easily throw her electoral vote, forF sill
move Matters hare been avfully miamanaged
Ia Rannsyivania by men whe profess IN ear
nest desire, above an things else, 70 deieat Bu.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

J. ~. - - 3Ahii - plan n - foot sagp fhn
kanamhA ~, . buy tbe entire baIt pr6psnyIf
lhe Kanawha (va,) ssIines. and 10 yplacenIl The
furnaces under the management Of one company.
They yield 100000 bushels Of salt per snnam.-
The purchasers are Eastern Virginians, and will
pay about 81 100000.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

Y. PHItAbx1PH1A, Nof B - 1lsp0tis ars anoa1 here
tonight thar the regular ElmoEt ticket have Win
drawn, but nothing definite can be aeeeftaIneds II
d understood that the Fillmore committee d u
consultation to-nighk bnt bhe nembesh ol ihe con-
mittee assert that mons a. the electors have with
drawn An the headquarters are thE0nged at the
Fillmore rooms tbe speakers ere disbuadine Amer,
icana from voting the Union ticket Wills at other
meetings Kenneth Rayner and Others are advOcA.
ting the support Of the Onion fickst "a the only
mode Of debating Buchanan All Is apparently
confasion and predietnns as to the result are ias
possible. Gss8 B- CT n gs 10 80 - / I
The Pennsylyanian pubIishss an extra schargiha
two prominent Fremonters with attempting t6
bribe Win. McMullen, Democrat 10 peFp6lfate
frauds at the election tomorrow One of the &C.
cused has been arrested, and had hearing al the
Mayors Office. He was held 70 bail % answer b
charge of conspiracy aao1 1870
Mr.. McMullel depuslted the moneyhe reeeived,l
$3.50, With Wm- n, Reed che District Attopsyl
His affidavit IskatS& that he was promised II case
Fremont was elected, that he should have St, 600
and any Office heacohld Hli, and no matter whether
elected or not he was to BE- made independent Of
the Democratic party. asgakggi 0s0 ga | ak
Jeseph ii, Knhns, OF Westmorelandg has telss
graphed here 4 denial Of his reported Withdrawal
from the Fillmore electoral ticket ittaI ssao ~
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

Is active and friendly, and tn aAtDnht Of l.Ne wef
ness Of his eyes, constant we.& speed, S|es. Nt
headquarters we met meMy 0Nters, WHO tread
- with al possible polite
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04
-. D. - ~. E.roDs. /

3Arg Dsss Lqse 49, E.wops.
Nsw Yonr EoYsnbAs s. Ehe Dtsss1e, Viga
wl.h three days Ilbr Cbnt|as sntaA dais arrived
hsre to-day The PARIS Co lsrence ~ 70 = -.
semble on the 18th.
A German paper states hat the King, Of Ma
pi d had urged the Cabinets Of st. Petersbargh,
Vienna, and Berlin 10 conclnde In favor of The.
ihiegKiiy pf8h Klngdop. treaty, analogous 70
that guaranteeing the integrity orthe Ottoman
Empire.
Ths htpst sdvioss state tbAt tbs pFsparptiQps
Modification Qf the Ministry had taken place. All
were an xiously boxing l0l th6 Allied dsEla'
The FfsheH SQUAD f5r 49, ah1h0n4 u fhegpads
of Toulon, ready 10 depart Dshr 81dlnl&n shlna
were also ready at Genoa An BngIish aiBanIAf
arrived al Aiacci6 Oh the 18TH with eOglefs for
Admiral Dundas 10 sail 81 tbs 18fh Aceofdinglg
two steam frigates put out y - ih6 next morn.
Ing, and The Remainder of the U1nRdfQp sailed on
the evening of the snme day.x5 oso6s. \ -
Ii Il reported chat Lord palnernlnn II y naring
new Reform bllI and Lord John Eusssll fhrsak
England ana France have suspended diplomalic
intercourse with Naples bnt no .h0stlifies have
vet taken place. - ~ ~ No NsS~ - 49,
A terrible accidept bed 0copEad a London
While the Rev. Mr.. Spuree0n, h celebfntsd BAp1
tee pfeachl6 yuasI preaehing N Concern Halk \
alse alaEmaof liso IVES raised, creating stamped
and several persons we're iramplnd ~ death. III /
The Cologne GAx6tts saysa al the Powers *
cepting the United States, have asaenlsd % -
original protocol tspActing the Sound duestN
A ministerial criais and hnaneia difieul1ies ~
ist At ConstanElnopls ~lS s.p.sr.sp,r.s
The French cQmNeEgial gsslH 4 ps6anAihg !
more favorable ngpeot.gal w.
Persia s0liclte the mediation of France a her
difficulties with EDgland. b.sy' S.-6 go
.naHEs84 ~ AsRf- F<%zs q y. VA sNna,Tw -
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

The first daily newspaper printed N FirQinia
Eas r i7so and ne sabstpilu pics aai ESQ.,
per amuuss The Oily psper A. GheI DIE wns .not
= la,es - sFhsss v ugpguInoq Ioglacsu - ss'E |
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

4 kSNruCkr ron 4 FILEMORR,r Thomas Hart Clay,
TIE scNQfS Marry of the yVssk @.yuriisa tbat Ken
.tueky i sure l0s fllImote S hOni ,bOg u 10000
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

II % itsaaefed. 90. That the ann ar tliftv.f Az
mrs ~ qnq The s1lns u hafeby, appropriated.
TIE gensIAl lqnd To- Tie purpose Of paying for
lnB IN book FORM the tg0nefaf laws az The CoI
tibn phessd siiite nrst 1T Jana. eiohtean hnndra
HItyAthEoes9 l&1paGd Al xRsv 90 s.1.tuee. 7
approved, October 80, 1855. s
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q q YVOUNI nrUsTC.

-. .oel0hsr- q. ls0a. .. y
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

TEESEssEErrA AaRkviils, Nov. !, 1885, Seey
- ssatre tcv iiiiuvAaW bad auuupgk dehted
uemcnstfatiOn here 10 dAy, ana ne assaltst onthu
s'asEa spF Ops cause, yss.sr K.z0Lfl S0FFRR
AssAohgsEFra PcliTics. = -Willdio HaghoAll
lias haq having deolipsd ne w hix ,on
iqF Fo9greas p the 4sh district the Vhie comnits
zee pppllls1 end tecommendtnk Ake electorso n
Che distriot't gote for Ghadsa O. Greeae. Esa 80,
Mf. Greene II ths aDemocSalIc oan1 1;a.t.s.,,S
editorof tho aEon Post, tlsls is.rgl1l ilIsSg
Daily American organ., 1856-11-04

!. HOW ions C0olEAAHx ,Mrkns To.orI iSS6 Y q
onEsR-- ThS aBuohaaienss are srsuor,ea a ~.
made "a imD8statOh on 1 sod sslod.sa ss6,so,ss
slKlh diaisist Ot New York, 4 iis, i6lh, And .f7sh
s1fas to secure ths. slsciiona aof xoi,, eochrane.
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70 II Hal ER'S FERRY,
f1s>.ssG1IT::& Via Ckssdpsaks + ss1e-urYs
49, ntss - Okio CanaI fE

Through IN TWELVE HOURS!
rINBE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
BOAT AkGO, Capt. CHAs. Il. MERRILL
Will commence making Regular Trip, between
6EORGErOWNa and the above Point, on Mon i.
day, March eth, 1856.
The Boatwill leave the wharf OF W II & II q
Hitter, Georgetown, Id. C., every Monday, wed
nesday, and Friday morning, al = O'Clock
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, S2.9S.
To Lstt5arG 81 90 Including tAs Stage fTsz
Edwards Fsv,y.
Families intending to visitthe Virginia Spring.
The coming season will ind this by far the most
Eafe, pleasant, and cheapest route to berkeley
CapOn, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates
coach will always be In readiness I'm George
town to convey passengers 10 and from the Boat.
For further particulars inquire at the store OF
w III. u. g. RITTER, Georgetown, and
JOHN V. AVIS, Jr., Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar 16-u
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SIN q KRIS
Improved Sewing Machines.

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the Paris Exhibition, tn ereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority
V1NHE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
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and they sreoapableof executing twice the amount
OF work they did formerly In any given time.
They are without question the only Machines ca
pable OF sewing every variety Of goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
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Manufacturers, planters and families will ind
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get out OF order. =
We have machines with gUages attached, fol-
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SILK, Phread, Cotton, Needles, DO constantly
On hand, at the lowest rates
Personsdesirous of Information reraydirr Seu
Ing Machines Will please address
|. M. SINGER 6 CO.
los Baltimore street, Baltimore
N. B.-We are prepared TO exc ange these ma
chimes for old machines OF any kind Terms lib.
eral. Persons who have been inducedto purchase
nfeTior machines under the pTetext CT being
cheap, Will find this a eneftindeed
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Tor yoysself. Terms positively cash. No extra
prop charged TO Offset bad debts Call at the
NhW YORK HAT STORE, Sezenta street.
near fennsyttania avenue
Mze ANTHONY, Agent.
NEW AND ArThACTIvE NOVELS
Raising the Veil, or Scenes In the Courts; By
ga, nai enner Embellished with portraits CT Pc
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Boston Common; Tale OF our Own Times by
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Ambition Kate Willie 81
Rambles In Eastern Asia, including China and
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NTE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint 70
| the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most respectable citizens the law Of the
proprietor Of the "Courier des tkas MIS-" ana
| formerly gunmaker In PhiiadelPna: ,oxa
DR Duppts-Dear Sir III hereby certify that
have been afflicted with the Piles for nearly sixty
years. that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes
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but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good About two months since, commenced
happiness to say that they have had the desired
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ly recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, 70 Franklin st
ss. State Of New York,
New York City and County.
|, Joseph @. Lawrence, do hereby certify that
on the day Of the date hereof, before me personal
ly came p. Vallee, to me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed by
In witness whereof I have subscribed nv
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and as a Notary
Public Of tho state Of New York, and have at
fixed my NOtarial Seal at my Office, In New York,
this 18th day Of August, 1855
JOSEPH C.. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and N o,ary Public OF the
State Of New York, 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni
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above. Or. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef
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