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RAILROAD. TRAVELLING.
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Eskss - h7ff1 SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
K ABROAD.

Sas-----s1aR-GRAILROAD. u.
FROM 81 SEPTEMBER 70 3lsT OCTOBER.
O'Clock P NJ and arrives Magnolia Miss ninety eight
ss eaSss Nan ! I'll and nd N
Orleans at Il ocoek 4 NJ Inaddi1ont the rassesge e F
A. H. oJ NM "Snp rahnn .nd M d ) 0s II ms n and returning
years age free. threI between i've and twelve
any between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning,
comaoy ~ i careadslei s'rest AZ, faniiy teksts'
coored persons are Permitted Tide in ttans wou
the stations to and from Which ey m 60 IS tie pass viii
be retained by The Conductor and vii Be good for trip in one
4 FREiGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
day Saturday, leaves Magnolia for New Orleans md in
fstmfss o tic stSns sEs1S frn{ f n o FPa
So ecss Fiji S3as ss 5 n S H o su5 y
n No frgIt will be received at the New Orleans depot
,-. Il. P. GuYARD, supt TRANSPORTATION.
nG nn Of 5 9" hg ma" to aG RUNS Fo r to
with the pasSengerralnS g 50 u
*%&S5&b f$& S355HAHS' aEHzSa a'HsfRsS s5H
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Of M road viii leave yt; the Depot At Alssrs fo1oS
G4etna etf1s eyery sysry day day at: 4 n
Arrive ea Bayou B@uf $3.50 P. NJ.
RETURNING:
Arrive a iire!na: PX
90 T.
Excursion tickets go the regular Stations and back the
same day will be issued rs foows
10 bOntte
70 Bayou deS AienlandS. | 81
10 Rhceand, Laourche Crossings and Terrebonne 50
To Tigervle.. ...........................3 CD
TO Bayou Bout 80
Between intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot Of ST. Ann EVERY MORNING O'Clock pre-
cisely
Freight will be received for Bayou Bef intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf the foot Of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until 3 O'Clock l NJ All up freight
be paid by the shippers and freight be delivered all
other Stations than Bayou des Aemns Raceand Laource
Crossing Terrebonne Tgervile and Bayou Bmuf where
the Company have agents) must be prepaid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight he had application
at the office OF the Company.
TIL. THAYER,
aul Master Transportation.
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g. SLAyE DEPOT, NO. ,I56 COMMON
IA STREETThe undersigned has hand, and will keep
constantly for sale foF either Cash City Aeeep'anee
NJ full assortment of SLAVES. consisting of MECHANICS
Of AL descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc. etc.
Having leased the threeory dwelling No. 1856 Common
Baonne street. he prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable be obtained in the
city.
h-Parcular attention will be paid consignmens of Slaves.
THOMAS +. FR1SBY, 156 Common street.
REFERENcEs Co. Curry Person ~. G. Kicks
Co.. Richard Beck J. 6. Cocks 4 Co Watt DeSaules
n. B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
rELMAN7S BAGASSE FURNACfG.-REpORTS
VI in circulation by unscrupnlos parties 10 the effect that my
and thereby renders planters who Furnace
liable to suit for damages have made it eXpedient for
employ eminent and we'll known Patent attorney to examine
all the file the Patent Office in relation 10 the sub
jec ard his statement below is sufficient comment the
intelligence honesty Of those who would prejudice my busis
by such means. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
81 NatcheZ street, New Orleans
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March IA, 1856
To Samuel II. Gilman, ESQ:
sisugar planters ETC. with perfect safety and security
with you for your improved Bagasse Frrace it
wise conflicts With any enhe Claims held under existing pa
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours,
THOS. O. CLINTON, 4i4 Seventh street,
ap7 If opposite Patent Office
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b Turkey.

Kars was formally restored by the Russians to the
Turks, Sept. 6. The principal part of the ceremony
consisted of dinner and champagne given by the Rus
slams German papers say that Austria has offered to
mediate between Turkey and the Montenegrins. Ia
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FTNEIE HALLADAY VIND-NlLl4. MANY OF
tho most scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gneers in the United States have this Machine
pronounced of the most beautiful and useful inventions
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious DEVICE the gale increases
verify, the sails gadnay round; change the angle
which they We're set for gentle breeze less and less
he little is presented to its power the thin edges Az
the fury OF the gale nates the fans gradually their orig
nal position Something of this kind for changing tile posi-
on OF the sails what mechanics have long sought for
vain.
The speed of the wind wheel is increased by powerful
storm OF wind for it is fully under the control Of regulator
as is or steam engine. If this Mill be we'll put
mp VIII require no care or attention whatever for weeks
gother.
The only why the wind for ages past has uni
yersay used as motive power is well known be the
seifreguating machine. In heavy gales the wind wheel,
heretofore constructed either hopeless
revoved with such rpity wear hen and cae greatly
10 the injury OF kind of gearing attached BESIDES in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety Of the
ant This difficulty entirely obviaed and the only oh
lection that possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY
wind This is compensated for by the fact that requires
outlay expense to the wind engne-no OF
fuel 10 feed it, with steam The mill is ready
time, day night to be moved by the wind from any point
the compass 1t will fill large tanks ponds used
during the intervals OF the Winds blowing; il the size Of
mill pumps and reservoir is proportion to the quantities
water required there certainty of having abundance
through the year For raoad stations and sugar cotton
plantations continuance is unequaed both pumping
water and grinding corn onamened fountains "A small
sized MILL with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons
and grind five bushels Of hour For further nfor
nation, or orders, address
S. H. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street New Orleans,
o4dl&w&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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Germany

~ KTEfLaHEy.
Frederick, Regent Of Baden, who has been exer-
csing the Government in consequence of the mental
OF his elder brother has resumed the sove-
reignty on his own account, as Grand Duke prepala-
tory to his marriage with the Princess Of Prussia.
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HNNIHlaTENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES FOR BOOKS. PA
ri Hi; ;PERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES
SlsN IEsasitG MARVIN.
S= These the frat renl freproof Safes made
They hive passed through us of intense heat
without the loss of book paper than any other Safes
in the world. This fact is not questioned by candid dsR
eested person acquainted with their history The
Der of certificates hand from every OF the United States
showing the perfect reliability these Safes, for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do well TO these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s Slamlnder Safes which
supplied with the very best Of Locks
Citizens and strangers wishing look at Safes, respect
fully solicited call and the splendid assortment
offered in this city, hand and for sale at 81 rnvie
street, New Orleans. S. GUTHRIE.
al2 d&Wtf Sole Agent for Searns Il Marvin.
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CLARK, STAUFFETe ~ Co., HARD A R f,
~ IRON, etc., No ii Canal street, Agents for Pages Saw
al
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Denmark.

A Berlin letter of the 18th says, in the question
the Sound Dues, France, adhering to the opinion
England has pronounced in favor of the principle
purchase, s'.i' .s@.9. lt#.s ~ 81 T. -
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SHAyM, FIR Ma, Jr;t & 20, CoMMIss!QN AND
- FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No 50 Tchoupitouas street ol8
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The celebrated trial respecting the stolen dispatches
is terminated by the sentence Of Tchew the accused
police agent, to long term Of Imprisonment. Neuf-
chatel affairs caused diplomatic activity in Berlin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

is4 Switzerland.
Prussia is said to have notified an inclination to
give up her claims on NeuchateI in exchange for in
demnity, of which European powers shall fix the
amount. France supports these views of Prussia.
The State Council Of Neufchate reports the canton
quiet, @ = %
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Russia.

Continental papers profess to give the substance Of
the amnesty to be granted, viz LIST, That the mari
time provinces shall be exempt from the CONSUMPTION
four years. 2d Amnesty for events of 1926, 27 and
81 but confscation is not removed. Sd, Direct
taxation to be regulated by new census. 1t is re-
ported that the Gar is about to effect full under
standing in religious matters with the Pope. A
new edct removes all quarantine restrictions from
Bessarabia Black seaand Sea OF Azo until the close
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

FE7DG5D, S. M, II Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN
DOW GLASS, BRUSHES and Coors of all kinds, 90 Maga
ElpS Str
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-It appears to be the COM
mon opinion in Paris, that the French and English
Cabinets are at issue several points, though
supposes these differences essentially affect the
alliance. 9 ...-s
The investment Of ODonnell with the Gordon of
the Legion of Honor, and the marked attention paid
to Count Morney by the Emperor of Russia, are not
likely to please the English Government.
The English Government takes the same side as
Turkey and Austria on the question of uniting the
Danubian Principalities. The French Government is
still undecided on this point.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

C. W. SHAW. W. w. !.
I9AIV, G. w., g. Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
- WARDING MERCHANTS, No. "a Poydras street, New
[lriau
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Latest by Telegraph to Liverpool

Morning News, Saturday, Sept l3-Trieste Satur.
day, A. M.-Constantinople Sept. s.-The Russians
fortiyng their entrance to the Bay and the banks
below Nicolaief The English fleet had returned.
The Isle of Serpents is evacuated.
SPAIN-Madrid, Sept 10.--The Queen has not yet
to any decision relative to the legaton at Wash
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

GICEEEGS 81 Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL
~ INSTRUMENTS Wholesale and retail, Nos. So and
Iin,nIG
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Further telegraphic advices anticipatory Of the
Indian mail, have been received from Trlest. Dates
are Calcutta, August 9th Bombay, 18TH Dude
is reported tranquil The British are negotiating a
treaty with cominal chiefs the northwest frontier
The annual report of the trade of Calcutta as COM
pared with previous year, shows an Improvement
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The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt Long,
from Liverpool on the 18th nlt arrived at Halifax on

Nfeat Britain. -
There is no political news. The crjmping system
at Quebec is attracting attention from those interest
ed. The London Post, government organ, recon-
mends the Hudson Bay Territory as seat Of convict
tlishrnenta.
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G,TlsKHGIGS, f., 81 Co., FASHIONABLE CIO-
- THING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS Ne 35 fIamD street myI
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1856.
THE LAKE.

sywwro, FOR sDIANDEyILLE. LEWIS
G. s+glh-JsBU BURG and dMADISONYILLE.-Then Ma new and
elegant low pressure passenger packet Ar
row, Capt Chamberlain will leave for the above places
Ao ~
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FRASCE-The Nloniteur of yesterday says that on
the Sth it being the anniversary of the capture of Sc
bastopol, the Emperor invited the 35th Regiment o.
the Line, whchis stationed at Barritz, TO dinner
in 'front.' mt of the Barracks by the Emperor; and the
Empress, WHO carried in her arms the Imperial Prince
came suddenly among them The officers afterwards
dined with their majesties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
Wy 0 HI o RI V E z j.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 4th inst. at O'Clock P. NJ s45
fTS% - FOR LOUiSVELLE-THE SUPERIOR
Esssik entirely Hickman, George w
Ford master. will leave for Louisville and all
intermediate landings above For freight passage apply
board. or =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

ICNNlIAN Is CO., ID. p, DEALERS IN MILL
~ and Fine F"nc5 Dry Goods Nos u and IL Chares
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03

ENN. LOCKWOOD. WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner Of medicine
tho future will attend principally 10 Office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that he treats with unparH
ed success diseases of the Head Ear Eye Lungs, Liver Heart
Kidneys Bndlcr, Chronic Darrhea, in word all chronic
pns; and Rheumatism in its worst form Also the diseases
Of women and chdren-especally of ae Irolapsr Uvri
Feur Ahu Amnoeroea etc. and that class OF diseases
termed Eenereal, primary and secondary
All who suffering would do well 10 give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe speedy
obgnte myself to all persons who have Rheumasm
Pains in the Limbs make charge for my services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had at my office. This
is of recent discoveries in MaeriH Aedca, ard it is
taken with perfect safety; il being vegetable compound
In consequence of the maHy hUmhHg advertisements in the
Newspapers with great reluctance give my the pubic
Address or call on mt nAEIDSONS ROW, las C!tR0N-
DELET street, between Poydras and Ievia Streets
Office up,StairS. Hours from A. NJ. to 0 P, NJ
i. L LOCKWOOD II. D.
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WATERING PLACES.

49,, PASS CHRISTIAN E4OTFL-THIs COM
Ni modous and eligible establishment is for the
M reception Of visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment of inferior
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. GRICE i JAMES,
iva 2D2-lm Proprietors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
SAEgUER, BFgFgT.

HAS REMOVED TO No. 202 Baltimore st.
\ 4 between Charles and ST. Paurs Streets,
BALTIMORE, where lac is extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of TR1 VELTNG TRUNKS
in all their variety, for convenience, durabili-
Is, &c.
Also-HARNESS, which for neatness and
strength is unsurpassed and, also, every va
ricty of SADDLES BRTDLES, &C.. togeth-
er with WHIPS, SPURS, TRAVELLING
B1GS 5c.j all Of which is his own manu-
ihcturc.
Atso, for sale in their season, BJfF1L0
ROBES, HORSE N1NTLES, FLT NETS
4-a~ A large assortment Of DRINKING
FL4ShS. jan 26--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
LAND FCR SALE.

WILL sell, at private sale my farm,
IL situated in Berry's District, Mont
gomery county, Md, lying Immediately
ON the old Bladensburg road, within a
very short distance of the Burnt Mills.
between eight andnine miles from Wash
ington city, about s miles from Rockville,
the County seat Of Montgomery, and two
miles from Colcsville, -adioins the lands
now or formerly owned by Thos. Git
tings, Nathan Luf1 borough, and others,
and contains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

Dun GOVERNMENT, The great glory
of our government in the past has been
that it required no more from the citizen
than what was requisite for the general
good. Whenever the time comes that
principle is struck down, then there is
little hope for the Constitution. We
must fight to save the Union. The only
way to make that fight is to assail these
partiesin every point We must stand
opposed to all of them, whether Know
Nothings or Drink Nothings, or any
other nothings." The only way for
us is to stand on the Constitution as our
fathers framed it, We have to stand for
the glorious Constitution formed by our
fathers. Strike down the government.
and what is there left? Where else on
the wide earth can man go and say
am freeman; l am the equal Of any
other man 2" In looking at our govern
ment, fellow-citizens, have thought that
it looked more like the fulflment of the
prophecy of the angel described by St.
John in the Revelations, which, with
one foot on the sea and another on the
land, she said to every people and every
cline Behold here is a country for
the trodden of every nation" | trust
that the prophecy viii be verifed-Hoa.
Nm 4. Richardson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

E27- Frosted feet is a general com
plant, but may be easily cured. Heat
a brick very not, and hold the foot over
it as closely as it can be held without
burning. Cut an onion in two, and Dip
ping it repeatedly in salt, rub all over
the foot The juice of the onion will
be cried into the foot, and effect cure
in a worry short time.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

A New DEFrMrIoN.-Thc other day
two Dutchmen were overheard discussing
a llnotty question Said Hans: "Yacob,
vat de Yankees mean when he say about
der mommeter, and de see-row?" "Vat, Z"
said Jacob, 'you not ferstan dat?" "No;
vat he mean?" "Vy,' said Jacob, at
mean twenty bitches bclo,o can't get no
coldcri"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
ElaNTY ACRES or Land,

This farm is highly susceptible Of I'M
proyemcnt-woll adapted to the growth
of wheat, rye, oats, corn, &c; has fair
proportion of Timber Land, and is well
watered, there being several springs Of
the pureSt water on it.
Ey- For Terms, &c, which will be
easy, inquire of NJ Fields, Sentinel Of
fee, Rockville, Nd.
sep 20-H HAMILTON WADE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

The KNow-NoTuINGs PERpLExED. -
The Know-Nothings and Abolitionists,
despairing of electing President by
the people, have hoped to throw the cleo
ton ipto the House of Representatives,
and thus avail themselves ofthe fanatical
elements which temporary excitement
has thrown into that body. But the
data which the House has furnished in
the last few weeks, for a judgment of its
political character, has tended very
greatly to dampen these authorizations.
and the Troy Budget and other Know
Nothing organs are in great tribulation
lest the patronage Of the government
shall, after all slip through their fingers
In an election by the House, the votes
are cast BY States, aud the Badgct clas-
SIZES the States as 1 Democratic. II
Republican, American, aud 2 tied. A
mojority, therefore, could not be obtain.
cd Moreover, the Constitution provide,
that if the House does not elect a Presi-
Dent before the 18th Of March, tho Vic,
President chosen is to act, and If thcr,
be no Vice President elected, the Senat,
shall then elect the Vice President, VIII,
shall act as President. Should the elec
ton, therefore, be thrown into the House
and deadlock, like the present one OF
the Speaker. occur, the election ola Vic.
President would become the duty Of III
Senate, in which body there is very It'll
Of Know Nothingsympatby Baiia,os
Rcp@(icaa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

KNow- Norurxafsv DoV'r p.y.-Tho
eai+or 6f4ho Io.5ino L nc,v-cotb;no =.
y I'M. 8
per IN Iehnesseoaaafass9S MS a0AA4u2At
subscribers as follows;
" As many Of you as will enclose to MS
what you owe us justly, we will credit
you on our books, and write opposite
your names that yoa are gentlemen and
/ CHmsrANs Those Of you who can't pay,
and will write to us. acknowledging yoa,
iadc5'olacss, we will record as cleger tel-
l,,cs, and those OF you who viii not do
either, we willpublish this spring, in an
extra sheet, as a set Of GRACgLEss RAs-
GALS, willing to have poor man labor
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
&AFElSs

EIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
n 1t is well known that Ilcrrng's Patent
Champion Safe is the very best in the world.
Those in want Of O Sqfc that is 10 Re relied upon.
should purchase one Of llRRRINGs Patent
This anriyaliei SAFE is sold in Baltimore city
@e7g by the subscribers, sole agents for this
S'"ie' The various sizes kept constantly on
name, az manufacturers prices. Call and see
the Champion Safes.
RICE & NORRIS;
Agricultural Implement and seed Store
jan 20 10 aud As Lisht ST.. baltimore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN KNow-No-
TmyGs,-Thero are many who affect to
make distinction between northern and
southern Know-nothinga, as ifthey we're
separate and antagonistic organizations !;
but this aaectation dcceiyes no one, for
they recognize each other as belonging
to the same party, and act together as
one organization. This, says the louis
vile Times, can be proved
"By their mutual hate of the demo-
cratic party.
And by their uniting in sending
delegates to tho Philadelphia convention,
in which southern Know-nothings will
lovingly take seats upon the same
benches with Campbell, Grow, Banks,
and Tom Spooner
Southern Know-nothings may talk
as much as they please of cutting loose
from their northern brothers, but their
agreeing to meet with them in the Phila-
delphia convention is conclusive that
their talt is deceptive and hypocritical
The burly Colonel Marshall may
talk of reading Banks and Campbell out
of the Know-nothing party; but when
the Kentucky Know-nothings appointed
delegates to meet in national convention
with these northern abolitionists they
recognized them as brothers, and pro-
claimed to the world their willingness to
affiliate and act with them.
"And in thus acting with them let
the country bear in mind that they are
together trying to put down those tried
national Democrats who have 50 long
stood by the South and voted for and
defended her rights
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-02-16
ElF.raElER q. SREDRle.

nEALERS in fine WATCHES. JEWEL-
~ R'K PURE SfL FER FORkS 1NI
SPOONS &c., Silver Plated Ware, Pocket
Knives, Pistols, Looking Glasses Port Monies
Yankee aud French Parlor Clocks.
SfL EERR WARE, from pure coin, manu-
featured TO order, at wholesale nad retail.
1sS- Duplex, Chronometors, lever. Cylin.
der, and Plain WITCHES, REPAIRED
with accuracy and dispatch, at ia PaArr ST.
between Smiths Mailhy House and Light ST.,
BALTIMORE, Ma.
n. B.-5,ooO o.. old Silver wanted
jan 26---l2m
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DRY GOODS

NF EVERY DESCRIPTION on HAND,
" and will be sold very cheap especially
to those paving the cash
91- 4 deduction Of FIVE PER CENT will
be made on all sums above ten dollars for cash,
If paid at the time Of purchasing.
ALSO-A good assortment Of all kinds Of
Goods usually kept in well regulated coun-
try store, for sale as low as they can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
jim 10 DAVID II. BOUIC.
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THE SEN TT " e I.
BENJAAfIN +. WADDy.

Georgetown, d. G. IS o,u authorized A.
gent for receioing subscriptions anil
Advertisements.