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THE BALTIC'S MAILS.
DELAY IN NEGOTIATIONs.
H0stilities to be carried into Northern Russia

The mails by the steamer baltic, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon. The Baltic left Liver
pool on Saturday morning, the 12th inst. We COM
pile the following interesting foreign news from
our files, being three days later than that by the
Africa.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
TEXT OF THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
The Brussels Independence Beige gives the fol-
lowing as the text of the propositions submitted to
Russia by Count Esterhazy
ART, L-DanabiaR Priacipalities.
Complete abolition of the Russian protectorate
The DaDubian Principalities shall receive an or
ganizaton conformable to their wishes their wants.
and their interests and this new organisation re-
specting which the people shall be consulted, shall
be recognized by the contracting powers and sane
toned by the Sultan as emanating from his sove-
reign initiative. No State shall be able under any
pretext whatever-under any form of protectorate
to interfere III the question of the internal ad-
iAlnstraton of the Prineipaties; they shall adopt
definitive permanent system demanded by their
geographical position, and no impediment can be
madeto their forfyng the interest of their safe
ty, in such manner az they may deem advisable,
their territory against foreign aggression.
In exchange for the strong places and terrific
ries occupied by the allied armies Russia consents
70 rectification of her frontier with Turkey in
Europe 1t would commence in the vicinity OF
Chotym, follow the line of the mountains, which
extend In southerly direction, and terminate at
Lake Sasic. The line (erace) shall be definitely
regulated by the general treaty, and the conceded
territory would return to the Principaltes and to
| the suzerainty of the Porte
ART. u.-7Re Danube.
"The freedom of the Danube and Of its mouths
shall be eficaciously assured by European inst
tutions. IN which the contracting Powers shan be
| equally represented; except the particular po
sitions of the lords OF the soil on the (des vrrans
| water courses, which shall berlegulated upon ths
principles established by tho ct aof the Congress
| of Vienna
"As regards the navigation Of rivers, each Of tht
contracting powers shall have the right to keeI
one or two small vessels, stationed at the mouths
OF the river, designed 70 assure the execution o
the regulations relative to the freedom Of the Dan
ubo
| aART. H. NeutvdlisafiOx Of he Black Sec.
aThis sea shall be open 70 merchant vsaseia
closed 10 wsr nayies (asariaes milifaiye. Ccnse
ausuty no naval military arssnsis ahah b srease'
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NIARLBURO' HOTEL,
INI JOHN H. SEAYRES, PROPRIETOR,
Wall street between Main aud Franklin,
RICHMOND, VA.

This Hotel, formerly known as the WALL STREET,
having been thoroughly repaired greatly enlarged,
and newly furnished Throughout, is open to the
public, and from its central location being situated
within one minutes walk of Main street, few rods
from the Post Office and in the centre of the princ-
pal marts offers superior advantages to traders gene
rally and persons from the country, large and
connections STABLES kept in connection with the
House.
The TABLES will at all times be supplied with the
best substantisls the markets afford. The BAR will
also be supplied with the most choice brands of Lii
Guors Cordlals and Cigars imported expressly for this
House, and pains will be spared the part of the
Proprietor render this the best house for the prices
charged in the city and to give perfect satisfaction to
all who petronise him.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS,
INsTITuTION OBS RICH.

cAVINES INSTTTUTION OF RICH-
- MOND-Ofice removed TO the Store OF Chrs-
tian l. Lathrop, No. 20 Main street-ln conse-
quence of the resignation of David K Crane, VIM. IL
Christiau was unanimously elected Cashier The Of
fee has been removed the store of Christian La
throp where de posites will be received which an
interest of per cent. will be paid all sums
naming on depeste uloaths or longer and five per
cent. for a shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty y-eigh
years; has loaned eight millions Of dollars has
no suspended debt has never lost dollar failed
~ pay any certificate when due.
JEO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. Ii. CHRISTIAN, CGshier,
mh~tx HUGH w. FRY Secretary,
VAPTT A l. $50, 0O.-CUMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANk.-Oihce at the store Of Quarlss
l. Brooke un Iith street.
Depos,..s u tl.ls institution viii receive six per
cent on I'll suI4s remaining deposits six months
or longe1 All i've per cent, for L shorter time.
WM. q. PAINE President.
r T. bROoKE. Treas. jv G--ts
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HOTELS.

NTuTICE.--The Ballard Hotel Saloon, In
~ the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance tie that TO the hotel Ills estab-
lishuel- % !La European plan, is this day open oc
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes ts1t tho and elegant style in which he hsz
fitted up lis Saloon will SO far meet their appreciation
that lie VIII receive fair share of their patronage
He sulicts visit. J. w. SMITH,
ja IL Late of LynGhbuTs, Va.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
~ The travelling public is respectfully informed
that the American Hotel is still open, and under the
personal supervision of the Subscriber
The GILMOR HOUSE, Baltimore, will bn super.
intended by Mr. w S. WARNER, (late of st. Nicho-
las n Y, during my absence.
ia2l-lm* j. MILDEBERGER SMITH
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGs WATER

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS " ATE r -
"A THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and will constantly keep on hand.
the Water of the Allegheny Spring. In the following
cities: Richmond Messrs PURCELL Ladd Co.; Peters
burg. Messn. Lyon Rives; Lynchburs. John II.
Seay-other Druggists IN any part Of the Union can
get supply BY application to PURCELL, LADD
CO., Richmond.
This Water il considered sovereign remedy In ell
Of Dyspepis, and win relieve any derangsm ent
of the digestive organs Il viii bs found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to hessh md
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els, and putting in healthy action the liver.
We refer persons wishing TO gain farther Informs
ton Of the sanitve properties q this Water, to tho
following gentlemen:
Messrs. John j. London, Robert G. 5tsnAri, Doctor
L. s. Joynes, Robt. Ridgway, VIM. semple, samuel
Rutherford, VIM. III. HaxalI, Quinn Word, and DR.. r.
II: Christian, Richmond; John "; syme, VI. Ihomss
W1thers, WIN. T. Joynes, and Cnas. Kent, Peters
burg; Dr.. Robt. Early, c. L. Mosby, H. Y. school,
field, Jns. Wyatt, j. D. Gregory, Dr. Jno. Patterson
VIM. s. Reid, Jr., y. w. Psss, and 4. y. Ruekef,
Lynchburg.s
These Springs will-be opened asosths LIST day
Of June next, when we win bs fully prepared 70 re-
ceive all who may wish to uss rhs Wstm ct the foun
: ain.
no 2I-dts JNO. w. HOLT SONS.
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II Is. BkIDGEORD a. CO., NEkAL
IL. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEk-
CHANTS, Corner goth and Dock streets Richmond,
Va.-Attend particularly to the sale OF Rockand
Lime, Cement, Hay, Rosin, Tar, Plaster Flour. Feed,
Grain. &c. Also. orders for the purchase OF Mer'
izandze generally.
We also prepared to take storage and effect in
sgrance Gn at the lowest city rates. Our Ware
houses being strated the Dock goods be stor-
ed with ps free of Drsyage.
ID. b BRInGEnRn n TINsIRY PATE.
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SVINTER CLOTHING.-Jnnuar 1s5 8

WINTER CLOTHING..-Januar 1S5 d
w GROSH0NG l. TUPMAE, ll0 Main street,
are now Offering Inducements for the purchase OF
Ready Made Clothing pertaining to the rarely
met with and all Goods particularly adapted to win
ter wear will be found cheap for cash.
Flatterng themselves that their Goods have given
satisfaction whenever tried the subscribers deem it
unnecessary to call attention to quality style.
Look our stock and word for it, customers will
be satisfied
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
ia is ITO Main street.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by the Rev PETER DE- PoRREsT.
A communication from the Senate announced
the passsss of sundry bills; which wers read and
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RIILDiNG LOTS AT PaIvATK SALE

NJ Ht undtfslgntd deBlres 70 seII uuib6f OF
improved Lots, situated the following streets. In
the city Of Richmond and its environs-say, Lots
"a street near the Cemetery; l on 4th street. Navy
Hii on Franklin. between 9th and 9th streets on
sth and 10th sts, French Garden Hill; on Dogwood
Aileyt tMayos Pian,) near the African Church; on
Leigh, between 18th and 18th streets; 10 on 18th
and Fairfield road the workshops of the Virginia
Centrsi Railroad; on Cary and sd streets on Main
st, Richmond Hill; on Bloody Run street, near the
Lots or parcels of ground the beautiful Hill north
oi the new Gas. Works, with others Poplar, Mich
olson Lewis and other streets In Lewis Plan Port
Mayo and the Town of button. Persons wishing TO
build In any Of the different locations enumerated
above, viii be offered bargains aud terms accommo-
dating FOR further information call at the Broad 81
Hotel. de 20-ts GnnnIN
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" Fermanent, Day and W eekIy Boarders accom-.
modated on the most favorable terms. ia S-ts
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast. Breakfast!. Ample time given
to eat.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction of
the Richmond and Danve and SouthS Railroads,
Immediately ON their arrival on the cars.
nv l7-12m SAML ID. BURKE
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I ARUS & SHINE, AUCTIONRERS AND
Ii COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~ Main street,
will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estase
also to the sales Of House Furniture Stock Goods
&c, ON accommodating terms.
r. C. LARUs. JANIS n. sHrNE.
no 24-ta
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pERsONs visiting the d.,ts city during the

very pleasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stop
Its location is in the most agreeable part of the
city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de II JOHN DARRACOTT Proprietor.
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NOTICE.--Wishing - reduce err Stoek
IN of Fancy Dress Goods, we win for the next twv
months offer at cost for cash. entirs stock of such
goods consisng In part of Printed and Figured Mous
lines French and English Plain and Plaid Merinos;
Pleid, Striped and Brocsde Silks, with many other
styles suited TO the present season.
BINFORD. MAYO & BLAIR.
We take this opportunity TO request our eustonsSs
whose accounts have been standing six months, 70
ja i---dGcu BINFoRD. MAYO i BLAIR.
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city. Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
offers inducements that cannot fail to please.
de IL JOHN DARRAC0TT Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
Y informed that and after SATURDAY, lst of
September, the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop st the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do SO, 10 obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORs.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81. 1855. aust
EXCHANGE HO TIE L., RichmOud, va.
h JOHN p BALLARD, Propretor.-To MEM
BERs OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, AND OTHERS WISH
ING TO SPEND THE WINTER IN THE CITY: The sub
scrber begs leave to say to all persons wishing &C
spend the winter in the city, that he has been engaged
for some time in renewing identifying and adding
much to the comfort ead convenience of his Hotel
(the Exchange,) aud besides which, his Hote
tBallards) is nearly completed which will enable
him to accommodate about 75 members of the Gene
raj Assembly in addition to his former numbers, in
style and that he has never before been able
70 afford: and having paid much attention to the plan
and arrangements of his new Hotel, he can conn
Geatly say, that the he will have to offer te
members this season, greatly superior to any he
has heretofore known aud his greatest pleasure in
his business ia to make hs gaests and con
tented, he pledges his best exertions to that end
Being thankful for past favors WHICH have been 50
generously bestowed upon him, he asks continuance
of the same JOHN z. BALLARD,
no 2l-ts Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel. .
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TsRUSTEE,H NOTICE.-.WM. A. hut
i TIERS, Bookseller and Ststionsr No. l55 Main g.,
has by his deed, bearing date the 5lst day Decembes
1855 which has been duly rscofdsd. conveyed to me-
in trust for the benefit of his creditoBs all Of bis
every kind.
He il ~ my agent for the psessnt authorized 90
collect any debts due 70 me- - trustee ana 70 nsxs
sale of the stock ct retail for cash.
Persons DESTROYS 70 purchase articles In the Book
and Stationery line, and Piano yorteA kc, vii hnd
It to their interest to call. WIN. y. WATSON,
ja2-1m Tfusfees
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q AEON 8 HAsKAIkkIIydILk, p s6AI sJIda .,r

I BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has rc
" moved his office to No. Isl tZimmerman's) corne
Main and 18th streets. Goods
THOMAS HI o w, 1l0 Main street, Il
receiving his fall supply of Block Tin Goods,
suitable for housekeepers Also of Wood Ware, conn
pdsing every article in that line. oc Is
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Resolved, That the committee of Finance be in.
structed to enquire into the expedency of report
ing bill levying taxes in conformity to the provi
sions of the proposed accompanying bill. accom-
panying this resolution, Mr.. FLOYD presented for
reference to said committee lengthy bill levying
a tax on licenses to merchants, auctioneers, &c !,
and to repeal the 12th 18th and 23d sections of
chapter 80 of the Code of Virginia)
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TOHN III. CLAIBORNE, q GkNE n A l.
y COMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer in Provi-
sions Richmond, va.--Psrticular attention given 70
the sale of Flour, Wheat, Corn, &c, Cash advances
upon onsgnments. Will supply Richmond Ground
Plaster, Town grinding, loose packed.) Virginia
Bono lpst and super Phosphate Of Lime, Peruvian
Gusno. he. del
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STEAM BOILER DooRs--We recently OBJ
served in some Eastern manutactury style of
fire door for boilers which deserves wider in
PRODUCTION. Each aperture in the boiler is of
the usual size, but the door consists of two
parts; or rather there are two doors, one above
the other, each with its separate latch and
catch. The lower door is never opened except
when cleaning the fires When the boiler is
in use making steam, the coal is allowed to
extend itself quite to the 'front.' and fills up the
whole furnace to the level OF the top of the
lower door. The upper door is amply suf-
ficient for throwing in the coal and stirring the
fire when required, and deal of trouble is
avoided by retaining the loose Goals which us
ually are inclined to scatter about the feet of
the firemen-[M Y. Tribune.
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ENCEa ANGIE HOT Ell,
New burg. Ind.

"a THORNBTRG d NNNAN ca
n BEf leave inform the citizens st arrick aad s
adjacent counties that purchased the
formerly kept by Mr. Hazen and intend up the
good reputation the house has acquired under its PREVIOUS
management They have REFURSIsHEn and RFFITrED the
whole concern and prepared accommodate all
customers in the stvIe Their table will
sunnlied with the best the market affords: in short
pains VIII he spared make tie EXCHANGE frst-
class Hotel Their stables will he kept in the bet pobe
mh25-
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RAcY.-The Democratic party Of New York
won't stay united. In the recent Democratic
convention in the city of New York, to nom
mate candidates for municipal offices, there
was an angry quarrel about the nomination,
which resulted in an actual split and the NOM
ination of two Democratic candidates for the
same office. Now that there are so few of
them left, it is strange that they can't dwell
together in peace.
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S NJ Y e Z S

IMPORTER OF WINES. CIGARS AND DEALER IN
BOURBON, RYE MoNoNGAHELA AND RFCTIFIED
WHISKY. on CORNF Il AND
WATER SITS, EVANSVILLE.
THE subscriber receiving md opening his
stand. of the largest and stocks of
Wines. Liquors aud Cigars brought this market
The attention of his friends and the trade generally
iiced to the stock which i'll be sold favorable
and NJ as low figures any house the West comprising
partC0gniae Srandies of brands lie Dark
Pinot. Maglory aad otard, Dupuy Co with numerous
lot q other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
Port Wine Claret Wines of different brands
Heidick Wine quarts and pn together with general
Old Bourbon. Rye Monsngahela Reetied
Whisky, Hollsnd Gin. Iamaiea and New England Rum
Cherry and Peach Brandies Cordials Curaco and Swiss
a. Absirthe.
Also choice article of Ohio Catawba. and
Somach Bitters
Always hand large and we'll selected stock of
Havans. German and Homemade Cigars; Sardines and
Pitt hurgh Ale sep15
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CINCINNATI CLOTH HOUSE.
HENRY MARKS & co.

NO. 10 PEARL STREET. CINCINNATI, ONO,
HMPORTERS and wholesale dealers exclusively GnoDs
FOR MEMS WEAR. Cloths, DIeskns Cashmere Sati-
nets Tweeds Jeans COatings Overcoatings Innings ST.
lesias. Canvas Padtiugs, TAILoRs' Trimmings.
Gentlemcn's Furnishing Goods
Shirts Uadershirts drawers Collars lkerchie Gloves
Ties. Socks r.,
Being gagged EXCLUSIVELY in this trade
to offer superior inducements Merchants TAOKs
OTHERS. and buyers of GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR
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ADNIANaNras AE.Als,S NAIE

ADMsNg$Tas ATDEs,S SALE.
BY virtue of order of Court Gov mon Pleas Of
I'D Vanderhurg county made its September Term S
UNDERSIGNED a. Administrators of the Thomas
Headen deceased will sell Public door
the Auction oms of Wooley & Nelson city Ev-
awhile the 18th day of NeOber
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud clock p. of he
following real ituaed said
tn-wit: LOIS Nos. and and Liriisnn's and
"ekhart's Enforcement of Evsnsville afOresad: Also
III in Block No eighteen S) the Fourth Fnargemeut
ad dining Evansville.
TERMS SAH Onefourh of tide purchase money cash;
ene-ourth in six months from the dav sale with
Onefourh in nine months the sale tn
est aud the remaining fourth in year day
sale. with interest.
Also. the time and place. and terms
tn undersigned will sell at public auction ~ shares
CAPITAL Evansville Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad Company.
EDWARD BURTIS
VIM. ACHFSHN,
sep1f-itw Administrators.
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RELIC OF 10 Captain Charles B. Pratt
Of Worcester Mass. who during several years
past has been successfully engaged in taking
up the wreck of the British frigate "Hussar,"
which was sunk at Hurgate during the revo-
luton, with a large amount of treasure on
board, intends to present in behalf of our gov
ernment and to send over in the "Resolute,"
to England, a large cannon recently taken
from the wreck, and bearing unmistakable ev-
idence of its historical associations.
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BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
- A T r I G. A :.

L ne AIIICd HAS arrived.
Cotton market firm, sales Of three days 49,
900 bales. Fair Orleans N; middling Or
leans 638. Flour market declined Is on lower
grades. Wheat declined 2a3d. Corn dull
Pork market unchanged Manchester trade
quiet American stocks quiet and unchanged.
Consols advanced % quoted at 9434.
Numerous arrest have been made in France
by the discovery Of a monstrous secret society
the reported intention of which is to assassinate
the Emperor Much excitement prevails on
recount of this discovery.
The Free Trade congress at Brussels is
largely represented.
Accounts from Spain state that the concia-
ton congress of 1856 is established, and the
ofenses published in newspapers are to be sub
mitted to the decision of a jury. Cortez to be
assembled four months in the year. O'Don-
nell increases in favor with the Queen.
The affairs Of Naples are approaching cri-
sis.
France and England intend to withdraw
their representatives from the Neapolitan
court and send four ships of war to protect
their subjects
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$ 2 O Q Q O OF!


10 prizes amounting 5000 OOn
s Whole Tickets. s10-IIalves. $5-Quarters. s219 E
The Geo Lotteries, for in
yesment. present inducements any known schemes
The experience the public had the management O
lotteries the large prizes sold prompt
which they have paid the
they will always be conducted in the honorable
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NEWS FOR AEE,y

ANTE beg to inform the
We particular, that ready show you
the g-audest displays, in FANCY STAPLE
before offered this market We busy now TO
afu description immense say
that assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods French
and English MerinO Woollen Plads black fancy Silks
De aines Mantilas Shawls the richest French
res. Silk Bonne Ladies', Misses Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain, Calieoes
Gnghams Fanneis Lnseys Satinets Domestics
thousands of other articles
be beat by whether in STYLE quality price
still adhere 20 mOto-SELL CHE SELL HEAP
Call everybody the Main corner
of First. sep5 R0SER BRO. & FREY.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Speaking in vanderburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and otncr County
OHices will address their fe low citizens at the following
times and places:
i.ht township. Terrys School House, Thursday,
Sept. 25th at o'clock.
Scott township, Charley Knowles, Saturday. Sept.
eth, at O'Clock.
Centre township, at Mechaniesvilie, Monday, Sept.
20th, at O'Clock.
Armstrong township at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nes1ay, Oct. LIST, at | o'clock
German township, at LersI's Friday, October Sd
] O'Clock.
Union to vnship. al Anthony's FERRY, Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th, at o clock.
Perry township, at Babytown, Friday, October 10th,
at O'Clock.
at u O'Clock, z. NJ
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NEW YORK BAKERY

NLW 1Uhh BA kERY,
First ST, neAriy opposite Post OFFICE.
Fresh BREAD, HOT TOLLS &C.
FHNHE undersigned prepared
TIE best quality Frsh Bread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers &c.. THEIR DOORS. morning evening
by lea wing orders the application wagon
bver thing manufacture shall be gu llity
and he'd the prices rast patron
age. res ,eetfuy solicit continuance 0 the same
aug2-tf J. g. GAUNT