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II ". STEER, Merchant Tailor. No. fss seventh ST
notifies his patrons aud the public that he has Just received
from the New York Philadelphia markets the largest and best
cloths vesng, shirts, socks he gloves ho
siery, that for their inspection.
with the Of his patrons and the
Washington public and the great care he exercised
OF his goods be confidently believes he better
befor, He soicts
his stock and prices by the rsbc and assures all
pleasure In showing hts Fsods
Especial invited the of shirts, which
o the very best description made in this country
Sen ls-2aw3wf
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mo. ELL

No. Sill
Notice Of the R1-saJlshmeHt Of he Land Office Via-
oennes, in the State Of Indiana
IN COMPLIANCE provisions OF Congress
proved August lsh, 1885, entitled An act continue the land
Indiana ascertain and adjust the titles
certain Indiana ard Tnoi,
cuaed Yincsnnes land district s hereby ciared
made that the register receiver Yncsn
been opened Tor the sale and entry of lands &c.
as " said land Offices Ind not been abolished,
Given my hand the city q Washington this od day
November, A. y. 1855.
THOa. A. HENDRICKS,
C1mmissioneT of the General Land once.
Nov 0S-law6w lint, M starl
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THE Collrg, Of ~. James, mrryl,nd-EmhrRcng the
collegiate, commercial and preparatory departments has one
session each year, rom the brit Of Ocher 70 the hfat OF August
charge year. for board, tuition, he, hundred aud
any dollars No entrnnce fee.
Students admitted part Of the application 10
t0IN o. KrnF0OT, Rector, SC,
Juiy I-luv3m College St. James, r. o.. Maryland.
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CONWAY ROBINSON of Richmond Virginia. pactises Rich
mond in the of appeals and United States and
Washington city IN the Supreme Court.
Letters n him will " directed Richmond, virginia,
sent - awfw
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anu my " .i si ~ AZ s, . s,
limits SELECTION unu Otherwise direcea, 70 wit;
In MssIssIPrI
once al JAcHsos.
80 -, - a. ,t.., -. NJ, - .tt,
WIT" "'" e"i :" No '1'e'u" 0"Ae ''"e d'a "''''"'"
aonhshps = O. 2, anu 2, oi iaAsoS = = . nu "
=, - d. ta.
-. . - % "a a 70,
townships and ~ OF thhges ~ 10 ~ ~ anu ~
Once at AUGUSTA:
North and east Of the Choea,p base line and rncrlIan
-r.,,.. a a., = =, ,,no.s
townships s. D. D, ana =, o. ranges 20 10 inclusive
rownshp y ~ rsnre 10 - -
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OsT xaRANT-Notice n hereby given that land warrant
La No issued 18th November, 1885, James Cadv ell, for
undersigned, which has TO
eat Of the TIL LUMPklN,
Auausr s, 1885. Attorney.
Ans 7-tsv6w JAMES CALDWELL.
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pRI~TISG-pRIss sale, cheap for cash--h double
cylinder printing good running order, being
which the Washington Union newspaper now
printed. Apply At this once.
Nav l5-dnf
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pHEAD 60 my children. ny Mr.. Ellen Key Blunt Prize
ID 50 cents.
Oe,p FRANcK TAYLOR
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tVH VI Nht oNAu Etpumutts
Conveyance. length. transportation. Co.t.
Ralroad-,..,....... 2oS b6OiIlII FsVOibz8
9trnn1hoat............. 2b4 ll5l2e lOI25
Uoach....,..".. y lb3 a,Oz35bS LOl,Ds<
Inferior nodes..,..lS,056 3,s4bTe0 222,hbT
Total........... s2,77l lsbo3,45r I,l2esoo
Compared with the service on 7oth June last there is
aggregated decrease Of 229 miles in tho length Of routes
en- increase OF 636554 miles in the annual Transports
tion, and Sl26,lls in cost, divided as folows:
Additional miles Of Additions,
States. transportation. cost
New Jersey.......................... ssTs9
PENNSYLVANIA. .............2 220953 51e0g
Delaware .............. So $50 1929
arylRnd...... ...................-- sti4l
2s3 1895
In New Jersey the transportation reduced 4o56 miles
and in Maryland 2s6 miles, although the expense in
creased.
On the sot June there in service $50 agents
at compensation Of $685. 429 "a local agents at S21 1913
and l0s mail messengers at 2blmaking total OF
$4443s This amount with the increased cost Of the
service commencing lst July last Sl26l6 added TO the
Of service in operation the 30h June last S6
makes the total amount for the current S6
56O28 This independent Of the cost OF oceanmsi SER
vice.
The Panama Railroad Company has been paid for trans
poraton Of the mails the lshmus during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1885, the Of Sl4l 30s l6. For
the first quarter Of the present fiscal year they received
e4465q a. At the last svssion Of Congress took
sion to call your attention to the large paid the
pauy this service and transmitted 70 you the oorrcspon-
deuce which had taken place between the department and
the company in relation to proposed reduction in their
charges.
This report was laid by you before Congress but no
definite action was had thereon In referring again to
this subject II will he necessary for simply repeat the
stated In my correspondence with the company
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JACOB REED,

Manufacturer OF
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Fifth street, Philadelphia.
All colos qualities military fancy constantly on
hand and for sale Al the lowest prices.
Oct ls-d6mt
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The railroad service within the last four years has in
creased At very rapid owing the growth Of our
JnIv la42 tbe total length of railroa routes was l9l
miles and the cost Of service S43256s On the frst
day Of July 1852 the number Of miles on whco tne Es
was on railroad amounted TO l0l46 coscng S
2fbb2o-making an increase OF 7055 miles in ten years at
an additional cost OF Ss42952 Between the inst OF July
1852 and the first OF July 1885, the railroad service was
increased lOT7 miles exhibiting the fact that within that
time this description Of service has been more than
doubled. 49,.
The table below shows the length Of railroad routes and
cost OF mail service thereon at the end OF each hsc year
f,ou ls52 10 1856 inclusive:
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SPRINGFIELD HALL, HARFoRD CO., MD


Boarding School for Boys-Nuaber Limited 70 Twelfy
REV JOHN B KEEcH PRINCIPAL.
THIS institution IN miles from Baltimore Hartford
turnpike, having regular daily communication thence BY
The pupils reqaed board with the principal their lodgings
well The school ROOM being under the roof The sus
The ontre character ADAPT
youth parents prevented by
giving personal supervision Tho
Of embraces modern larruages
mathematics and o usual branches preparatory college any
Mind of business.
The winter is and close the
ls fhpfii,
References Rsht Bishops whIunrham and Atkinson
Wyatt and Johns High Evans, Scott
e.qs and Dr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore and n @. 9. Key
Maryis county Maryland.
made Samuel MaRrau ESQ., former pa
Institution, The ocs Of the Chesapeake Ca
nai Company, Washington y. ~ who VIII give Information
ha nc.
spnnga,d, Fauon Hartford county Maryland, October
"a, 1854
Oct a5-cont
py ORDER Of the Navy Agent there viii he sold
ID pule auction O'Clock, 9Sth dsy occ-
The United States Navy yard, wasnRou
b. oed Of copper scale, the aayes
which given fom 81 2O sq 4lo per metallic
copper examined any previous the day
upon application the Navyymd Terms Of sale cash.
Also,
Of tin scales, with weights
I act of wooden meat scales,
RepS-law4w a. GREENBEAF, Navy Agent
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mo. 567.l
Notice

Of withdraal of Eand ia Afssissipp Alabama and LOus
ana.
approved m August 1886
grant Mississippi aid the
said State, including the portions
Mobile Orleans railroad the States Of Alabama
and louisiana instructions have this day been given 10 the local
Mississippi from sae
sh instant, the Alabama
Louisiana officers withdraw and reserve the following de
scTbed Their districts probably falling within
limits Of seleeon unu oheIMise deeiea % Mit
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win prompt and
drawing will be Immediately over
10 all who order from
Address P.J BUCKLEY, Agent,
Nov 6t Wilmington, Delaware.
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PsEdo papers will please copy, and send
Ofice with paper containing this notice.
CLcIa a-lnM3M
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Tbt NaiIg yonrnaI.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..


GONE AwAY.-Sfrs. MaereaFy ard Camille
Urso departed last Saturday for Henderson,
where they will make a short stay, previous to
visiting Vinccnnes. Tcrre Hatite and Lafayette.
We promise the citizens of those places they
will have delightful entertainments in listening
TO these artlstcs. Mr.. Macreldy is 8 powerful
delincater Of Shakspearean and other charac-
tiers. Her Rotations are unexcelled in beauty,
power and correct appreciation of the authors
thoughts, by any other female d>ineltor o.
character to whom we ever listened. Camille
Urso is a delightful violiniste, though she is
yet but mere child. We have rarely heard
her excelled on this instrument. Their enter
tainments are of much higher order than
the generality of those which have heretofore
visited our city. They were not so we'll pat
ronized here, it is true, as negro concerts gen.
orally are, but there seems to be but one opin-
ion as to their talent.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW York Ma rch 81.

NEW York Ma rch 81.
Flcrr improving, sales of 800 bbs at &c s7k@7 le
for Straight State 81 s59S7 IS for Ohio and S. la 90
50 for Southern. whe It's firm. Corn declined, sale
of LEO bushels white and mixed 56c. Pork firm.
Beef dull Whsey declined, sales OF 1870 bbls at 80 .
Stocks higher. Erie J715, Galena and Chicago 49,
Michigan soathe' n 952l Michigan entrsl 9la< New
York Central 93, Pennsylvania coal com ny ST. Read
ing a'7s, Delaware and Huds II9 a. Milwaukee and
Missouri 49,, Virginia 6's 947s, Mis- ouri 6s e5 l-2.
CttcINS Att. March 81.
Fonr unsettled and lower Provisions unchanged.
Bulk meats 58j. Lard 50. Whisky steady at 20. Su-
gar firm a; l-49sX. Molasses SITTER Coffee 10 leg
I21l firm.
BALTIMORE, March 81.
Flour duh and lower sales 500 bbls Howard Street at
of,ellow corn at Sc 259c. BY weight and 53955c. by
measure.
CINCINNATI. March 90.
River stationary at feet. Weather warm.
Flour steady this morning at unchanged rates. W his.
ky steady at 20c Bulk meats at 51S@6X. Lard DC.
q socetles frm.
New YoRx, March 90.
Flour dropping under the influence the foreign ad-
vices, sales Of $500 bbls 81 IS good Ohio and fan
cy. hite corn declined Sc. Pork active. Beef dull.
!. I'd dropping. Whisky dropping. Stocks high r.
Sterling exch lnge declined.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
Breadstu depressed dull under the udvices from
Liverpool. Most holders still -four but less
would be taken. heat active market unsettled sales
at ST -. Corn dull at 5;&5ec.
BALTIMoRE, Marche0.
Flour drooping small sales of City Mills after he re-
ctipt ofIhe Sc 81. White corn 5595s
Red wheat 81 SO, W bite 81 50.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
So GU AKER CITY.
New YoRK. March 81

NEW York. March ~
The steamship Quaker City, from Liverpool
arrived this morning. She left Liverpool at
midnight on the 5th, and brings sixteen pas
sengers AMI the mails Of the 5th.
Her news was anticipated by the Pacific.
On her homeward boun1 passage she en-
countered a succession of heavy northwest
gales from longitude 80 to 60 with very cold
weather and frequent squalls of SNOW and hail
BALTIMORE, March II.
The mail from the South brings New Or
leans papers of Saturday. Dates from Texas
to the 18th.
The Indian depredations in Texas had con-
tnued, and a party was organized tc follow
them into Mexico and indict punishment on
them.
The ship j. w. Fanrin, from New York,
and the bark San Jacinto, from Boston, arri-
we'd at Galveston on the 10th, and the bark
Buchanan, from New York, AMI brig Vista
from Boston on the 18th.
BALTIMORE, March 20.
McLane and Gwinn have been elected del
egates from Baltimore to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention at Cincinnati. They are nm
pledged. 1t is understood they are In favor Of
Pierce.
CINCINNATI, March q.
The river is rising slowly, with feet 6
inches water in the channel. Weather mild
and pleasant.
PIrrs8URG, March 81
River 10 feet 6 inches and rising slowly
Weather clear and mild.
The ice has broken at Brownsville and
steamers are receiving freight.
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MEDICINES, &C.
az A Y E RI S.
P II T. S :
AZ<Es,ll n, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4
+ A MIL PLY SIC

gENHERE haslong public sressiys
its 9ssn RED e SS:s
sivey shown with hat suceess mi sbes the purpose
destined sis easy to make p PHI but Dot easy
the but all the eff every other This
eetfuily submit putt decision j, has been
for the G ,h snS
snot Many them produce much grIing pain and re.
derived them These Pills irr
irucsion Or deranse en in the towels Beng purely
no harm arise ,6sI in sas s.
Minute in the several which
plants which have been Oily euIedsy them n.y
indissston LansuOr Appetite LsessD rri
tshy Bilious Headache Bilious Fe.eT Fever and Agus.
diseased the liver As they
dysentery humOrs ssurvy colds with
and Py Case wherea NEW is
y hss 's
of pains back. stomach and side They
action ami reore the arrets ana yigcr They puri The
blood and by heir nuient aeon the crcrls.ory sys
dsea energies the whole organism Hence
dosing sSOud never carried
when taken to The thousand IN whies pysi:
Is r-quir.d eanIot be enumerated here out hey
thi PHI viii answer tetttr purpose thar anything hisA
known the ruh win longer doubt what msdy
BEING are peasant se and
rely vegetable harm arise from their in any
ora thy.
For minute directions. the wrapper o the box.
PREPARED BY
A nj f S C.. A Y E r.,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS
Price rs rer box. Five Ioxet for 81.
Keller. Fsrnsey d Co. Evansville, Ind;
Iag,e & CraMf6 OwensviIie
TIalloek Parmiter. Princeton
g. X bingham PAtokas
W. J " hitting, Cynthiana:
!. Jaquess d Co. Poseyvili':
NPssrs. Gardiner at BairsVille and Wadesviile;
williams and Robertson West Frsnklil:
Thomas
EudspeN f. Pro. Poopville:
Bowers Sargent. Newtureh;
dam c Cat. i,ell. Petersbnrgh;
Fred E"istein. Gin enr ati O.. ard alldruggists.
Ncf1y- Am
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Els NESS C4xANGRA

n UAvEsaId stock Of Groceries Messrs T. n COOK
"A SOW will continue the usness m oil stand
n,eh have rented them for five They
c,nnact their present. business o. Family Gre cries
friends and nd
sTGm,ns chair stock give them a liberal trial.
IN retirnz from my present bTsnes would
socere ,ba5k to nv frion Is snf
very Ilerl and what IS still deairale
hnEneEs cir general pnuctnay in material
Tsha for at the Office o. Gro. Foster
fsf which arm member and viii give to tho business
Of that house rsTsoa&i ahioh ano WAsrs saali be
V;s173-W ~ Nv. FOSTER.
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New OaLEANs. March 10
Ccrn--45 to 50c.--market dun Flour S. jb--heavN
so, k on hard. henI ST 3hzgsI a.. Pork ali.
Bulk--6c, took heavy. Coffee - to I25sc. Sugar
7a&.54c. MOlass 3 lS36e Lard in < gs, 915c. Cot
ton fair lie. Midlling. 9A994s. H y $40 to s34 per
ton. Tobacco good keh.uck! leaf, 7GD-. Market
tive.
NEW ORLEANS, March Il. p NJ.
D"avy receipts Of IUr have depressed tn. market.
and prices have ''.ciIed St IS Chic sui etfre.
The tiPts Of corn heavN ard prices have dc
CT. Se~s vi Il 30" bags at sc f.r white Oa;s
duh at ajc
now quote bacon sides lib I'M at 72lc and shoul-
de at &C. Sal sof key lard 1T acuon 91zc NJ, IS
pork Is steniy at < NuZ cured hams sell at
lS1ec Lard o has declined to s5c.
itay has ltrl de clined Nth heavy receipts. now
quote wa~iern Il, 500 per ton
XIV hi ~ = %3c.
TUX meal j, rather arner. nov quote shoulders
,t54c
No change in sugar; the market is steady Mt 5sc
fti-. N"ls,es is steady :fc Coffee is unchanged.
othrr arie,rs are un'hal z, LON Price CWt-
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY March 10.
Il. J. WARD, from New Orleans to Louisville.
r. r. SASS. from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
J. B. CARSON from Nashville to Pitssburs.
NEw LUcl, from Loui- Vile to It / 0uis.
FEESAY. March 1T.
TIsHAMISGo. from Louisville to MemrAfss
NoxTsoGE.Y Fl m Louisville 10 New Orleans.
MINNESOTA BELLE from st. Lou g to PittsburE
J LANDS on New Orleans to Cincinnati.
MAGNOLIA from Cincinnati to Nashville.
ST CLAIR. from Cincinnati to ST. ouis
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NOTICE.
d

THE undersigned having purch sed the entire stock ct
Gods comprising Of Watches Jewel
Clocks &C. formerly owned fiosaen would resrect
fully inform the ctzens Evansville vicinity thar he
the bus old First re-
Vain and Loeust. and wou'd he htpy wait al
who will favor hi with ail promising give icon
or sale The will he coli se. al vance
rstc WITHOUT TO FORMER
and All Foods warrtptei as repr~ssn-ed
~ All kinds Watches pieces repaired in the
hest manner, and at moderate lrges.
iau2I-tf rT RsRNFN.
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10000 900 PRIZES !!
TRIO Prizes mounting @l36, 900.
Whole Tickets so: Halves SIS Quarters - %.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
ding numbers TO thns
dra~iug tire prizes will be enied 90 the 200
Prizes Cor example ifticketNo 1880 draws
those ck Numbered ~ 4s ll4s 1921
entitled 500. and according
the abo.e sehtue.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
In there roo tickets numbered from
2l0dO. There 20fu prizes and so Approximation
makingi all l,0On prizes.
The numL r. rom 90 20 ce1respon TT with the
printed clips of
encircled with and placed
Glass wheel.
The amounts tho 200 full prizes similarly print
encted placed in another wheel After revolv
wheels is drawn from the wheel Of
nd the other whe,
who hiiHdF,ldrd The number and the prize
frawn out exhibited audience and
Commissioner thu prize heing placed azains
Tn operation repeated until all tn
The drawing ~ then printed. n
the certifes
sS- Prizes fasshle in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Address orders for tickets R. FRAN nee a CO..
feh25 Baltimore. Nd.
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FRESH ARR1vAL.-Messrs. Morgan g. Keen
yesterday received a large number of packages
offspring and summer Dry Goods for the trade.
These goods are well worthy of examination
by country merchants, as they comprise the
latest style prints which this season are very
beautiful with general assortment of season
able goods.
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@A little kracfs occurred yesterday
right under our sanctum. A deck hand on the
st. Clair, who had been opstropelous deserted
the boat without permission. The mate
caught him at the Journal Office corner. and
gave him a severe thrasn;ng. The parties
were led off to the .Squire's who fined the mate.
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A FUNNY CAsE.-We were told of an in
stance recently, in which the lawyers present
ed themselves to Judge at Special Term, in
Chambers, armed with formidable array of
books and documents, and hal hardly opened
their caSe--probabiy some question of costs
more interesting to themselves than their eli
entS, when Judge Whiting interposed the
question:
"What is the amount in controversy, gen.
tlemen?'
1.-TWO dollars, may it please your Honor"
WIS the reply.
We'll" said the Judge, taking out his pock-
ct book and handing over that sum, Il will
pay it, Call the next case, Mr.. Clerk
If such dispo 'ition to diSpltch business was
uniformly manifested by all parties in Court,
we should soon cease to hear complaints of
1.-The laws delay NJ 7. Jour. Of Com.
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$1.074,396 ~
LIsBILITIES.


Ii tBILITIES.
Unsettled Claims Losses SI7i, oS2 a
-:0:-
The COmpaD itR patrons TIE
conititc large in Cash Assets
Of their poci sail investments
market value the present time
in the STANDARD OF Th-y either
prime d iderd raynr OK good. valuable and clean
welding moderate interest and income. TIE
which tho Assets have vsutd cnP
Bed. THIS otidfty. the mpapy calls
the strength security it derives
through the
preseutinz uuitei phalanx OF EXPERIENCED USDERwRI
which nrked hiry ears happiest
test stnekhaIders and claimant loEesand abies
1895 with prestige
unsss than has been reached ally NATIONAL Ia
SUI Corporation
All bua,nsss attend to with fespate fidelity.
jan3a-tf ALLEN C. HALLuCE. Agent.
EIs8ESH OYSTERS aFain had as usna' a. thrcr-
e ner mhS TESNEY SORENSOS,
Or G5RtR@ At NHOI.ES iEUNDRETAIt.
FENHE constantly hand
n men OF fresh Water Blu aud Sugar Crackers
also soda Pilotand Rread which
NJ chiuer, ther he sold
low price place IN the West and excellee
in " other msnufscoTy in the large
awa hand at shop. Water street between
s. camnre and Vine.
dccIs dr. ]. SINZTOH.
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0TA merchant of i ,ston has purchased a
beautiful ship and called here the ''Nfinonoha-
ha," in compliment to Mr.. Longtclow.
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II M B I'D "a M g

II III s Eg "a HL 2
TAVIN gcn.to heavy expense =. irI ut"gthe pro-
ca.s aud in ftC,ng rooms fp taxing Amhr"tyPes.
prepared in the finest as e any sized "
brownies from n Ore-ha sac, The Ambro-
tna r4r nr q the DArI-rreotype in tone and beauty
wing none Duguerre tyre plate and
a.1 in pictures sitting
positive negative ncture. and when held t" The light
s nerfe t-lnsnarans The AnhrotypeS rabie
being when she'd entirely air and water tight and can
be TAKEN in all Kinds . weather
from seconds. Please call ami see specimens
tsAs-tT W, ". TILESToE.
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Z. 4 "a
4 tOLBCRN & HE2SHBEKGER have removed their
~ stock OF Ms5JrIse 20 hu'ldDs late PUr
Nv Mr. Ii igh y tJer Canal Ia k
where thy VIII Keep eJHstnty rsnd. az hDesl aud
retail large at Mara4es al sizes
viz Spring. Gnttn. Moss SHACK. emmy L4ind.
Ai.SO-t'eh C"mf.r " all -
ALsT-rottnn. Moss Hair Shuck and Feather Pillows.
MATTRESSES t1- order nssrd Civ
tion. fh good ariel. will pease call
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MARYLAND LOTTERY.

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