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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
81 Esssss s'sss So. gsK

AX Xk&&t tssXtSssft3 sSssses G.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent eI tension and Improvement of It's cad
tire revision Of the running arreng of his road
~ which highly Important advantages to the trav-
s. 6aiha f4a '9ffI TRAfSs AMfSpAfb a Be 'Tns qus
FTsS tpS fifsSsgEsRa ETRtrN,.,
from Camden Station. Baltimore, AZ AN ,(eI cert
5erSns a. stGSs way stations and arrives at Cum
Second-Ihs MAIL TRAIN stsrts (Sunday OK
cepted) at 80 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling at .
trains for CoIumbus CIncinnati. Indianapolis Lou.
!svilie, , Ghicaso, -. LoGs &C. and 81 ssme pace
G!syeisnd Road and also at Parksrsburr with Ma,
ExPREss ssSss d.g sHd a. SisfFiMMNam SIS M SoP
neotlng az Benwood at A. NJ. with express trains
C Ws.Sins " snt
at Grafton with cars BY ParkersGurs and Msristts
roads for ChillIoothe. Cnolnnat, etc. These trans
Louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
Mississippi Express for Louisville Cairo and ST.
Baltimore b, this train the tin1s to ali the ceptrs
and southern places in the West much less while
the shortest Of other routes. From the West these
H. Bassaxe checked through to all points.
c.mdsn sdn rISSkEs sGd at qrss. rates
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington ma,
eisw ths entire road BY daylisht, by taking morn
Ing trains, and living over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumlng next morning by Wheeling Ac-
oakland at l0Jo.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Tho Cumberland Accommodation Tram at = M
vii stop at all Stations east of Cumberland and the
w hecilns Accommodation at all Stations beyopd
Cumberland going West. Eastwsrdy, the Mai
Tram leaves w heeng OF 80 A. NJ, and ccomyno-
danOn leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching baltimore
ats 80 Pm.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersl,urg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastvardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at4 M,
stopping At way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9I
A. E, arriving at Baltimore u noon.
Ths ELLIG0TT'S MILL TRAIN leaves st so
a. NJ, and 5I5 L. Nj. Leaves Eillcott's Mills at >
A. M. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
For tickets, information, fare, 4 O., apply TO J. r
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camder
Ste,9n. MM. Z. WOODSlDE,
~ is-tf Master Of Trans 1ertation. Batimors.
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Special Notices.

AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In iavor oil the Consumption Destroyer; also of it's
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
Is composed Of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it is no common article. They are
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place OF
residence Is seen.
The extract Of a flower called the Al phs Ointment
Tor the Piles. can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr..
Z. Stotts the Syrup is at several other places on
pennsylvania avenue, as well as Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In AlexardrIa at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, los Balti-
more street. d7-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
l.oS Flowers" For dressing LADIES' hair use
- Woodland Cream" new pomads 1t causes gen.
tiemeI's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. W.PFErRIpsR A Co.
Propretors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAURY. Booksellers, between 9th and
10th st.. Pa avenue. nl7
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Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
Washington City. April IS, 1853. ap I4-d2w

T9tthWIS CARBERY, ,JnSHUAA R!TCH-
u IL: AND MARY RlTCHIE, HIS WIFE,
PIERCE SHOEM ,KER AID Nj A r r ii A
SHa0,,EMAkER, his WIFE, JAMES CAR
Berry AND JOSEPH CARBERY:
ou are herebv not that the Hon. William nj.
MerrIck, Assistant Judge Of the Circuit Court of
fhe District OF Columbia, has this day on my a. pli
cation as the authorised agent the United stiles
issued his warrant, directed to the Marshal of the
said District, commanding him to summon jury of
eighteen 60 and lawful men to meet your md
called 'Whltehaven,' or by whatsoever name or
names the same may be called, lying in the County
of Washington IN the said District of Columbia, be-
Ing west Of Georgetown, and north of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, on Thursday, the 2ath day of
April instant 1853, at II O'Clock, in the forenoon of
said day. for the pur pose of valuing nd condemn
in: two parts OF said piece of land Of abso lutte
estate IN perpetulty IN the SAID United ates for
the use OF the Wa hngton Aqueduct. and assess
ing all da ages which the owners thereof shall sus
tain by reason of the SAID Unit ed States cutting and
constructing the said Washngto AQueduct
through said pi"ce of land when and where ou will
attend n to you It shall seem meet.
M. G.. MEIGS,
Captain of EngIaeers, Chief Engineer
OF the Washing ton AQueduct.
Washington City April IS, 1853. ap'4 DIV
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,, OI tHe Wu5n ngtOn AQueduct,
Washington City, April 18th, las3. ap 49, d2w
ITO WILLIAM HUNTER AND sally H.
| HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE f.

ITO WILLIAM HUNTER AND sally III.
HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUEL
CROWN:
You are hereby notified that the Hon. William M.
Merrick, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District OF Oumbla, has this day. on my appi-
cation as the authorized gent of the United States
issued his warrant directed to the Marshal Of the
SAID District commanding him to summon n ju of
eISn cen good and Ia ful men, to me on your land
called ~ hitehsven," or by whatsoever name or
names the same may he called, living west of
Canal IN tn county Of Washington. in the Distrc
Of Columbia, on SATURDAY. the first day Of
May, tIG68.) at ii O'Clock In the forenoon of said
DAY. for the pur pose of vaulpg and conSennng
part of saii piece of land as of an absolute es-
tate IN peTpetulty IN the said United states for the
use OF the Washington Aaueduct, and assessing all
damages which the owners thereof shall susr ain by
reason of the said United States cutting and CON
structIrg the said " ashlngtOn Aqueduct throug
sad piece of lald when aad where you viii. attend
II To you II shall seem meet.
NJ C.. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
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NJ .5. BAUMGA GARTEN.

N J. BAU MGAR RTEN
NO. S57 Pa. AVENUE, between 9Th and 7th streets,
(At Mr.. M. Hofd's JeioeLry Store,)
ENGRAVER Il DESIGNER IN GENERAL,
Manufacturer and Inventor of tie new, improv ed
Seal Presses. w atoh- case EngTaver, w Ood Engra-
yer, Music Puucher, Stencl Gutter, Copper Plate
Engraver. Lithographer and Stencil Cutter, is pre-
pared to execute engTavirgs on any metal gold,
silver brass, copper, steel, &c In as good work:
manship as by any other In the United
States. The subscriber feels confident that all or
ders entrusted to him will give perfect satisfaction,
NO charges made.
SEAL. PRESSES,
OFFICIAL, HAND AND BLOCK SEALS.
WOOD ENGRAVER, MUSIC PUNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER, -
COPPER PLATE ENGRAVER,
m 25-Iy LITHOGRAPHER. &c. &o&c.
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hR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST~
No. $40 Psnnsy yania avenue,
Will perform ali operations belonging to his sSIh
profession at his old established Off oe, as above
n @
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&&9s s
Trains run follows
Leave Washington 81 q. m.
DO. do. atsa.m m.
Do. do. atSpm.
Do. do. at4.20 m.
DO. do. a. SIS D. m.
The Trains at and 8 q. m and Z % D. m, oonnecl
directly al Baltimore for the East and az Relay for
the West. Those st a. m. end IS p. m. for Anap-
OILS, and al IN. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
a. M and 40 p. IN. trains are Express, and stop
only at nnapolls and Washington functions. The
Philadelphia.
On Sunday only one traln-et <.2D p. m.
jan S-d TB. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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hAlLf LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
H AND LEESBURG. Va.

va chesapeake ana ONO Canal.
,, THRouGH IN EIGHT Hours.
., ne splendid Packet Boats AKGO and Nj. c,
MEiOS having undergone thoroughsS>
repair VIII commerce making greeu;arr11-E.sSrllS
,.lips 20 tho above points on Monday ,e-S<-A-E<<
- The Boats viii leave the Wharf of W. H& B.
". Ritter, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., every morning at 7
9nciock sundays excepted, in the following order
ne NJ Y MeIgs on Mondays, the Arso on Tues
cay 8, and returning every alternate day.
=, Leaving Georgetown ut O'Clock IN the morning
me Boats vi arrive at the Great Falls, or Wash
iIgton AGueduct. at 10 a IN; Seneca - m Edwards
terry p. M. whore Stage will be In read ness Ia,
convey passengers To Leesburg. Va. keturulpr
and arriving at Georgetown at eun- set.
Through tickets 81 IS.
intern edlate points rs follows: Great Falls or
Washlngton Aqueduct 50 cents Seneca Is cents:
towards Ferry Sll2; Leesburg, Va, Including
~ Meals served on this Boats. Breakfast SD. cts:
Dinner 80 cts. VIZ ''
u Persons wishing to visit the Great Fails of the
rotonac, with ITS picturesque scenery. and exam
INC tne washington AQue uct, It's tunnels, and the
SfanGeur OF ts operative Importance, guaranteed to
me citizens OF the District by the Fostering care of
Snsress, Will have ample time to do and return
Coach will always be in waiting m GEORGETOWN
10 convey Passengers to and from the Boat
excursion PartIes TO the Great Fai s. half price,
- or lurther Information inquire at the Store of
ket. mn sn tS
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ap I'D Secretary of the Treasury


TO JANE BAKER, JOSEPH BAKER, ,JNO.
i X. BAkER R,ARTAXERXESF. OFFUTT,
HILLARY l.. OFFUTT, AND WILLIS G.
OFFUTr:
IOn are hereby notified that he Hon. VIM. nj.
MerIck. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District OF Columbia, has this day. my appli
cstIon rs the authorized agent OF the United States,
issued his warrant directed to the Marshal of the
sad District, commanding him TO summit n q Jury of
eighteen men to meet on y our land, called WhIteha-
ven or by whatsoever name or names the same may
be called, ing IN the county of Washington the
SAID District of Co unbia, and of q GEORGETOWN,
and on The north ofthe chesapeake and Ohio Cansl,
ON FklDAl, the Th day Of AprIl. instant. 1853. at
III O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day, for the pur-
pose nf vaulng and eoIdennng part of said piece
OF land as of an abso ute estate perpetuIty in the
sId United States, for the use of the Washing ton
Aqueduct, and assessing all damages which the
owners thereof ahall sustain by of the said
United states cutting and constructing the SAID
washington AQueduct through said piece of land;
when and where you will attend, If to you 1t shall
seeM meet. NJ. G.. MEIGS.
Captain OF Engineers, Chief Engineer
ofthe Washington Aqucduo'.
washington. April 18th. 1853. ap lA-2w
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limited STATES NAIL LINE
ONLY REG GULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR BIG HT WARS, Hen
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PA IAN A RAILROAD,


VIA IA N A M A Al ROAD.
RsssIsr Sailing Days, STA Z &aosA 0 .ssA ~s.sA,
CANTONESE many frauds and imposr- eo>>
tons of various kinds have been lately 46eR
eeIpstIated on travellers bound TO CALI 1A
ma in the city Of New 9 YORK feels Hf Ss ss duty to
that TO HvoIp IMPOSITION, they must he careful tc
find the true office of the steamships of the U. &
IN New York is authorized to engage passage. "'0'
The Companies have only one Office in New York,
fronting the North River, at the head Of the Com
~ ~ Observe my i,'s s'iI fI9sSsp; n ssSSs A,:ss
THE PACIFIC NAN FAky STEAMSHIP CON
IF0RNTH. and OR CON, ,Issves&18G
The TnseS s..ss Mai
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regu.
and passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and q,
The Panama Railroad C47 miles long is now oom,
pletsd from ocean to ocean, and is crossed IN or
hours. The baggage of passengers is check ed IN New
York through TO San francisco, and passengers are
expense. The money paid In New York covers 81
expenses of the trip.
San Francisco, to prevent detention OF acci
dent, so that the route is entirely rsliabIs-no fail
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they
Condnotors 20 through by zach ,t..m.r and t,ts
charge of women and children without other protec-
the agency. ia West street, New st Torf. ds.e to
ARMSTRONG, III RRIs a CO.,
bA-n C.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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Traveller DIRECTORY.

A LEAANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
hhe Stssner, GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
SOittL I'm VII run regularly leav- IT,
following hours:
LEAvE ALExANnRiI AT
gsorse f6te-4S, T. 10 a m; lzAS, 5, and D. nm.
IaeHdS Colser-7, 9. ii a. m; aud o. m
LEAvE WASHING roN
6torge Pags-e1z, 9, II a. M; y, a. Md q b. m
Fs-- IS Cents.
Wheieys OmnT>ases connecting with the Pare
and Colyer lsSe the Capitol and corner OF l2th a.
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andrs. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COILTER will leave for Monnt Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington 81
Sts ana Alexandria at 10 o'clock.
mis- SAM'B BAKER, Capt.
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00 OO0 PEACH TREES,

~ .UUU AT siO PER HuNDREp,
For sale At nv Nursery near Washington. The
above Trees are ali Of hne growth. and Of theID9
best select fruit. -
Also, a general assortment of ORNAMEN-A
TAI. EVERGREEN. SHADE. snd FRUIT
TREES. The Shade and Evergreen Trees are 81
sent on application through the Post Ofhce.
JOSHUA PIERCE,
n On In Vashlngton N O.
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JosEPE id TE, X PGAET "A = "a S9f SS9of srrprps
Manufacturers and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs,
Lounges, Mattresses. DC.
paper Hanging done in the best manner. Carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Var
nshed.
ington, II. G.. m S-Sm
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II
Our STANDARD BLACK TEA, ORANGE
PESGo, OOLnNG, tof various grsdss,
BREAKFAsT sou UcH b n G. tEnelisl u
Breakfast.l CONGON.
These and other varieties of Black Tens. with
high grades Of GREEN TEAS 81 IT ysI,e99f T9 stslss'
corner Vermont avenue
mA and 18th street.
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From natural defects and the unequal range OF nv
eyes, have been compelled TO use glasses for seve
raj years. have tired different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted TO my eyes. Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two PAIRS especally
for me, which have found 10 serve me perfeotly,
By the use Of hrs optometer he s enabled 20 adapt
glasses most mlnutely TO the eve. I most cheerful
~ recommend Mr. Tobias 10 all having occasion TO
use glasses, and bear my testimony as 20 his skill as
opnctAn. HENRY E ALDWlN,
ssS Asst S~cpv to sign and warrssts
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Trsvelers' DiKaato;y,
{ IEANsE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

&s gE
THE TRAIN leaves ALEXANDRIA SaIly 81
=. =. a. NJ. Tor r6ORDONSVILLE; 90 connecting with
sne .ains on the Virginia Central RaIirosd for the
south and w est. and with the Trans on the Manas-
sss tap Railroad, for Woodstock and intermediate
J. r. NICKLIN.
oPt Ticket Agent.
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Lightning and its Conductors.

With the approach Of summer, the at
tention of house-owners il more or less
directed to the best modes of protecting
buildings from being struck with light
ming. Since the time of Franklin, the
properties of and laws that govern cleo
tricity have been made the subject Of
study with many of the most scientific
men of the world, the result Of which
has been to obtain much information
thereto, and though there are differen-
cies of opinion as to the best protectors,
certain frst principles are agreed upon,
as that lightning never leaves an easy
line of transit TO pass matters out Of that
line--that the metals are tho very best
conductors; and, that all things consid-
cred, copper is the very best available
metal for that purpose that the conduc-
tor should be elevated above the building
distance equal to half the radius of
the circle to be protected; that its top
should be pointed and Furnished; that it
should be continuous IN its whole extent,
and its lower end pass into the ground
sufficiently far enough to be always damp.
When these conditions are complied
with, building is considered safe, al
though instances have occurred where
buildings supposed to be we'll protected
by these means have been destroyed -
But 50 well established is the genera
fact OF such protection, that the fire in.
surance companies in New York make :
deduction of ten cents on every hundred
dollars insured on buildings thus protec
ted, sum which on good buildings vii
soon pay the expenses of conductor.
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~ The Loeofoeo nominee for secre-
tory of State, lives in Benton county
The Eagle has the following notice Of
him.
"Judge Douglas is an old line whig Of
the Silver gray stripe, and remained such
down to the fall of 1855 when he was
rendered the nomination for Judge Of
this county BY the Democracy, which he
accepted with alaority and has since been
a staunch national Democrat. He has
adhered to the party and aequieseed In
all its acts until the Leeompton Constltu-
ton was presented to Congress, when he
came out against the Administration,
and Denounced the Presidents Message
sas the greatest insult that ever was Of
fered TO the American people Since
then he has been persistant shrieker
for Kansas, and will make opposition to
the Administrator his principle capital
to secure an election.
1t requires but moderate abilities to
make capable Secretary, so that if cleo
ted he would with the assistance Of 8
good clerk be able to discharge the du.
ties of the Office. But there is no dan.
ger of any such contingency happening
and the Judge knows it, and therefore
refuses to resign the county Judgeshii
though earnestly besought by his Demo
cratic friends. lie very pleasantly puts
them of with the story of the man whc
when the ferry boat sunk, seized the eau
dal sppendage of the colt as means o
escape, and when advised by friend OF
the shore 10 let 20 the colt and seize tn
mare while struggling in the water swor,
that it was no time to swap horses then.
The Judge is very sensible, but sundr.
hungry aspirants for his present positio,
don't appreciate the 'nub' of the story.
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TrET subscribers would respectfully inform their
i creditors, and the people generally, thst they
hare this day disolved partnershiPby mutual con-
sent, and want ali persons knowing themselves in
debted 70 them BY note or otherwise - call u the
steam Mill and settle With Shearer the accounts
are IN his possasion Tor settlement .. H. Stout
will still remain 81 the Nill 70 accommodate III
who may favor him with their patronage. and viii
also be responsible for I'll debts against the 6Kp
OF Stout shearer, contracted prevtous 10 this
date. SIOUT q SHEAkEH,
ripton, Jan. rs, 1855 rs
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WEALTH AND BEAUTY.

How to be the most beautiful woman in the
world. How 20 I've more beautiful after marriage,
instead Of more ugiv ~ most wires uo~ arr
How to transmit your beauty 20 your children
without losiagit yog rself Hos t. lie sweet With
out perfume. cheerful without stimuiaats, rosy
without rouge and radiant without paint The
means are certain. within the reach OF every uo-
man aud are detailed with ample directions in a
Letter to Ladies'" which will lie mailed pFcpasa
any address the receipt OF 3 cents in stamps
or American coin. Address
23tf nR. I. T.. CHAPMAN.
Na. Il Nest 18th Street. New York.
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sslyTRAY NOTICE.

GOIKAY NOTICE.
-xea by Perry Frink. q his residence q
Onioa Grove, In Cedar County, Iowa, on the IN
day Of August, 1857. light iron grey horse. sun
posed 10 be years old; white legs aad white.
lace, and Appraised q 3lO0 before Ak, Haisley,
Esq, & w. YOUNG.
Upton Oct islA. 1857. 4o.sn Cievk
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A,neS, every one certainly every merchant, has
times ve strongly wished that be had reliable
fopssnt and friend living In this grsat metropolis tn
uhara lie could ssad the transaction ~ bsincss
or the purchase u some article, that be could
II convenient 70 the city de, tuy himself.
sin tu confidence that the business would be well done
zad al rsasafsr pxpens. - him. Having become salts
fes rs an extended observation and experience that this
il A. alaast universal xsIit. have established
hon sc to surely L. We have found thai thousands Of
persans frsa Maine 10 Georx4. are constantly sending
il ~ to execute orders invoking purchases varying In
amount ffez - many hundred dollars, and
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L. B r A D LIE Y,
Wholesale and Retail dealer 10
PAINTS, OIIs, WINDOW GLASS,
Sash, Doors. Blinds, &c.


GLAZ ED WIN DO VS..
THE subscriber 3 now prepared to offer to
J. the citizens Of Davenport md surrounding
country the most complete assortment OF Paints,
Oils. Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market
900. 900 sets Sash, assorted sizes,
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Doors, . large assortment.
Blinds, the best lot Of window Blinds ever
brought TO this market.
Lead, q fresh lot Of White Lead, just rec'ved.
Glazed Window,
We have for sale at No.
10000, corner Brady and 4th streets, large
stock OF Glazed Windows, assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and Mes
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notice
and satisfactory terms.
All orders promptly attended to.
l. BRADLEY.
Brady and ourth sts,
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Industry and economy---the anti
dote for share tines
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Dissolution.

TINE FIRM OFE. CHILDS h co. HAVE THIS
J. day dissolved pa tnership, by mutual con-
.en.- The business will hereafter be conducted
by f. 4 L. Childs. with whom the accounts OF
lie firm are left for collection. Those who are
indebted will please call and settle mned lately.
F. CHILDS,
NJ CHILDS.
w. L. SCARBOROUGH
linton, March Goth, ls5s. l2tf