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city dni County Electors.
uenrco Dir. Il McGruder and Sherwin Nc.
Rae; Hanover DR.. l. B Anderson; Chesterfield
John W Wake; Louisa Il b Davis; ELECTORS for
Richmond city, Powhaan, and Goochland. not yet
appuinted.)
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
For tie DISTRICT Lemuel j. B,wdcn, uf Will
liamsburg.
loo;
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SECOND DAY-TnURsDAY.

Y
The President call d tl,s Convention tn order,
at the close Of the presentation ceremony. noticed
in another part Of this paper The airles being
very much crowded. and many oil tho seats being
occupied with ladies, mutton to take recess Tor
half an hour was proposed, but the Convention
refused to accede to II.
On motion of Mr. ii. w. Thomas, the lists Ut
electors recommended by the several delegations
were read by one of the Secretaries, Wis:
FIRST DISTRICT.
For Tie District.--L. II. Chandler. Noriolkci
y Assistant-- W ashington L. Riddick. Nanse-
iDond.
Senatorial Electors.
Norfolk CO. and Princess Anna--P. ii. Daugh-
trev.
Norfolk cty-w. W. Coke.
Isle Of Wight. etc.--Juseph A. Graves.
Southampton aud Sussex--William ii. Pref
Cify and County Electors.
Princess Anne, W. W. Carrawny, Jr.; Norfolk
county A. S. Watts; Norfolk city, j. Ii. lleud-
rem Portsmouth, G. w. Mu,daugh Nansemond.
L. o. Whitehead; Isle Of Wight H. II. Whit
field; Southampton DR.. S. Is. Kello; Sussex, p.
S. Parker; Surrv, Maj. Blair Pegram.
SECOND DISTRICT.
For the District Travis II. Eppes, Nottoway.
.Assistant-Sam'l s. Wcisigcr Amelia.
Senatorial Electors.
Petersburg aud p George. u. Bingham, Pc
"f.o"rs. n..,, p... d., ~
-, "'''.,,"' IMMUNE az" "
"'s'', IN" '" nv r,., -, ,,
>, Ho''o"aH' i''nUe Hi""'" """ iu"e"oa'e
EiM'h " p"ot"' N"e,""ay. ~
MecK'ennhrS anu Oh"riot'e-huwaru H. ohah-
lefS' hechienbnrg
'"y ana to"h'y rfee'oS =.
, ieefsburS' 40, bo'lihR 'r,hec oe"rsr' "m'
r. btwden N"tt"mny' D'. Benz n; yaii !;
brunNwick' Dr l. foyhef; hme'ih' C"i' ferha"-
do Farrar; D'nw'dd'e, Roger r. Atkins"n.
THIRD DISTRICT.
for Me D'sFr'ct.lnos Bruce, OF iiai''ax. as
sistdnf-flishn ". Keen, OF fittsylvnh'a.
Senatorial Eiecfo's
lialiiax-Dr IL chard y. Pringle
l1tlsylSahil -%A - Dntoru
franklin, etc. --Jubal \. EARLY.
Comfy Electors.
Halifax. Elisha Barksdale; Pittsylvania. DIR. II
Hithers; Franklin, Peter Saunders, Jr.; Henry,
Hill {. Redd Patrick, John Z. Staples.
FOURTH DISTRICT
For the district - John L. 1horntun of Prince
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Wanted 10 Hire

a NtGEo WOMAN to cook and wash for small family
- if 49,: y, w 'nade 10 THIS office jan 2s
&. Fine Green and Black Teas esq
80 Id Ian chests very superior Black Tea, just * III
China. Also W '"e'' noii-A
oc al Chests Fine am. Extra Fine Gunpower Teas pc
Sp hoahee "i ls sea- and ship "Eycria" NIL
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- '--i7---i--- ----------.--..--
Iron AXleS,

MI SIS lhOS ANlES with improved washers for Bu
FL =, Coz iaAe' prices {. N. SIMPSON,
'eo 80 At his New Store House.
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Accomac and Northampton, Geo. I. Garrison.
Lancaster and Northumberland. Benz Robert.
SON.
Gloucester etc Warner 7. Talialcrro
james City, ctc--Talbot Sweeny
County + ectoys
Accomac. DR.. Arthur Watson; Northampton,
Edgar /. Spady; Northumberland, ). l.. St,aug CHAN;
Lancaster San uel Gresham: Mathews, VIM. IIo-
ratio Brown; gloucester. Dr.. Thos. G. Clop,on;
Elizabeth City, John F. Scsar; Warwick. Thos
Curtis; York, sydney Smith; Williams burg, Octa-
vius Coke; James City, CYRUS A. Branch; New
Kent, Valasko Walden; Charles City. Jno. Archer
Clark.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
for lie D'str'tL-Jueph Christian, of Middle
ASsistaats.-Dr. w. Q. Qaesenbury, of Caro-
line; and john Critchcr, Of " estmorclaud
Senatorial Electors.
King and Queen, etc. Tnos. Croxtop.
uaro.inc aud Spotsylvana, DR.. Jno b. Butlsr
Nestmore!and, etc. j. Is. Jet.
'Connty Electors
Caroline, DR.. j. NJ. Boulware: Spotsylvania. s.
S, lIowison; King and Queen. r. Ii. C5x; King
Wiilmn, josiah .Burress Middlesex, DR.. W. 5.
Christian; King George. +. Poinsett TayIoe; West
moreland, George W. Lewis; Richmond John s.
Bmxtpn;a Essex, Lewis IL, Garnett.
NINTH DISTRICT.
For the Dstrict-B. ii. Saackleford, of Fnu-
uuieT-
Assis'am-F. G. Skinner of Rappahannock.
Senatorial Electors
Alexandria and Fairfax, W. Ii. Dulancy
Fauquier and Rappalannuck, K. II. Curter.
Loudon, Benz BrlIges,Jr
Prince William etc, W. j. Grecn
County Electors.
Alexandria, VIM. ID. Massey; Fairfax, S. T
Stauri; Prince William, p Weldon; Fauouier.
John n. Sorusgs; Culpcpper. John K. St-ohrr:
Rappahanaock, john 5. Buckner Loudon. John
. A. Carter; Stafford. n. ". Ford
rgNrn DISTRICT
For the Distr'ct-Andrew ID. Kennedy, of JEFF
fcrson.
Assistant -)
Senatorial Electors
Frederick, Warren -and Clark, L. NJ. Brent. of
Frederick.
Jefferson and Berkeley, Edmuad Peadleton, of
Berkeley.
Hampshire. etc., Jas. d. Armstrong, Of lamp
shire.
County Electors.
JeGerson.-Dr - Cloysetty and Jos. Shirley.
Frede, lex. Chas. Znn and VIM Andrews: Clark
Jno S. Riley and Hugh N. Nelson; Warren. Vic.
tor Brown and Newman Jacobs; Page, JAS: Weyer
and George Summers; Hampshire. Rch'd Murnbv
and II. B. Sherrari; Moryaa, d. II. Strother an;I
Andrew Micheal; Berkeley, A. Newco,ner-sni A.
Tyre Maupin.
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Valuable Diamond Hill Property For NJ

or ale,
H5S "A FAEM containing 40 Acres, and within two mile
OF The Market onse The land Is god condition an
improvements excesn FOR further information appl
~ lselh t-dtsl Dn f. II. CApERTnN
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1Nams.


WANTED.-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER,
ROOFS vel qualified to take the entire charge of OF
OF mouse on the wharf Address, with real name
AUG references to q F. f.. Office of Exchange. u2tf
1S"A WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
HSiiI ncCULLouGH OR NORTH E1TAW STREET
rice not to exceed So SOC; for which the sh will be
pau Also stock Of staple Dry Goods for part cash
part CITY property or lands Apply to T n. REED,
CT WANTED TO RENT.-A two or three.
Eiii story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve
&i&ments Rent from 800 to s400 Address, Stating
terms, BOX l335 Post ONO ap9-tf
GOO O00 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
eDcO.OOO for which Security will be given by
mortgage redeemabe Ground Rent or unincumbered
property the city, worth four tmts Address
DOX l,5lz r " apl6tf
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N R. B A A K E e

nR. BAAKEE
attention given to ali Chronic Diseases coGens
GROUP, CSNsUSPTIos IMFLuENzA ASTHMA BRoNcHITIs all
bagc Lumbar Assesses, scrouia Rheumatism Govt Neu-
EMERY Darha Very cases PIES cured IL
many diseases incidental to women and children which,
b sen by A
eeItIifGatbss Of his psrft SUCCESS in epTng
$R III Rgg.SEE 5R DISEASES
ScALD HEAD, WEMS EMS PQlYPuS OF Of, THE NOSE OR
IN AT f9M Rat HN h5s sW e INC BODY
surgical Instruments These diseases cannot be
oHrsd BY al saeh patients
Pr I gsshee has made % d Of that
permanent vision to the Eye without knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use Of the knife
die DR. BaaGse has eSpSanty on hand at
'N'''i'''' t''''' ARTIFiciAL EYES
rYNPANgNs, Or EAR DRUMS
Of Far ea f5a
large assortment q 1R RSAHf{a fnf H fHEfss
The Leg 3
These articles are perfectly and adapted for either
+ r sTery d.
ri either ea ses ad s oT &
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skul
| personally in every principal city Of the world
All letters directed Dr. Baakee contain ten cents
to postage and incidental All Chronic Diseases
be treated by correspondence except those mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
6rOfce Hours, from A. N. to4 P. M
| DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
| nlSH New York CITY
| CHAMPAGNE.
~ so baskets Silery, Blanc Mousseau and other avor
brands landing from ship Scotia Rotterdam
for sale by &C. WAMBERSIE,
jul0u p South Charles s rect
DLATED ICE PITCHERS.
Il Just received a choice lot OF FINE PLATED ICI
PITCHERS with double wall.
Also, full stock of PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
For sale at A. REUTER- SONS,
je26-tf No. Sc W. Baltimore street.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA-Somethint
1knioe, Just received By GREEN YOE,
tsIlf So BAtmMe street
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Summer 3etrtats.

Fare by Railroad and Stage, 1918 iuiaeo6t
AI%ACN FAUQUIER WHITE SUI
zETfA PHUR sPRINGS-These Springs, sit
~ ar1 uated fifty miles west from Wasbingt n
EiI141.iss5- city, WILL BE OPENED ON THE 18TH
- - OF JUNE, as a FIRST-CLASS WATER
ING ESTABLISHMENT.
The subscriber having become the purchaser will make
every effort with compe ent assistants reesabsh their
former high reputation
They may be reached in six hours from Baltimore three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by railroad
with about SIX miles o. staging, good turnpike
Rates % cents per meal Sl50 day. 50 per week
so per calendar month $50 for two months. Children
servants three-fourths f ~
Address subscriber, "Warrenton Springs /" Va.
je4 -2aw2m RORERT UUDGIN
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned Exc
Gutor, VIII sell at public auction the EXcnange on
~ ESDAY J, 3ls July, at o'clock P N the UNDIVIDED
HALE " SUB'RENT OF SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
FER payable half yearly, llth FEBRUARY and 18th
August reserved out of lot Of ground the side of
Eutaw st eet the southeast of Ross Eutaw
streets in Baltimore city, being Lot No. 49, part of Sims
Lot Begnng for the same the east side of Euaw
extended noTeherly 252 feet from alley
nng northery bounding on Eutaw % feet thence
eastery parallel with said alley sly feet the
extent OF CarolFs ground thence southery, bounding
thereon 70 feet to Lot No Is, and thence binding said
Lot TO the beginning.
There original rent Of 25, payable annually, Goth
August on this Lo-maHng the subren equal to $50
annum, which is most abundantly secured.
Tlp ms of aIa arc rae
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GYtursi0ms.

1T TIT fs:ss FREE CONCERT AT THE
Inc frsI FKEE GKANb coNCERT b b. the 9BLUEs'
B. viii be ggsp in the large Pavilion on the 9Sn a.
fair) Trains leave Camden Station at J. g. and past
O'clock Retu n leave Relay at O'Clock are for Round
Trip only 80 An efficient police will be on hand to
preserve order.
iulS2tt !. NJ. LOWE, Prop ietor.
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BY SAMUEL j. SOPER * GO
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY
zstsA- HAMPSTEAD HILL AND BETHEL, STREETS


EssA HAMPSTEAD HILL AND BETHEL STREETS
FOR SALE
by virtue OF decree of the iIcuit Court for Baltimore
CITY, the undersigned, Trustee will for sale at public
auction at the Exchange Sales in Second street in
O'Clock z. NJ: 80 " '' '0' IL /
THOSE TWO PARCELS OF GROUND in the city Of
baltimore which described follows For the first
S lng on The west side of Bethel street at the distance
OF one hundred and ortyf feet north OF Baltimore street.
Deng at the northwest Bethel street and an eV
twenty feet wide; and running thence north about ninetv
seven et SIX in hes Bethel street. point eighty feet
S9u OF hampstead Hill street thence west, parallel Nth
mpeaI ma street about hundred and seventeen
Je 70 fourteen foot alley thence, said alley sonth
ninety seven iee six inches the twenty foot
y ana thence on said alley about hundred and
teen Iee o. the ginning subject ground rent OF
lVe dollars payable on the LIST of January and Julv
IhlS LOf Is IMPROVED by a BRICK DWELLING
house coal house, &c N' W"
FOR NE second-Beginning on the south side of Hamp
cd mn tre elghtyfour feet of Bond street. and on
Ile east side OF an alley fourteen wide and runnnp
tehce east seventy five feet thence south eighty feet
ehce west seventy five feet to said alley thence north
eighty ieet to the beginning. Subject ground rent of
sHtXye dollars payable on the LIST of january and July
ING ESTABLISHMENT. ~ ~
Th= two pieces well adapted for large Beer Rreerv
or for manufacturing purposes '''
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree:
esh me balance three and six months with interest
endorsed to he satisfaction of the undersigned
ORVlLLE HORWITZ, Trustee
ju72aw3w&ds - " AnctioDee5,a
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AzMCO MRS. ROBERTS HAS TAKEN
e4YYaS-rR HOUSE AT LYNN, ON THE SEA.
e. aIT&Ts III SHORE 10 miles from Boston, access by
l1II9Jai1Il railroad constantly through the day
II1 - Her terms are $40 per week. sheaso has
HOUSE IN BOSTON, 10 JOY STREET. near the Com
mons which ladies travelling north would an agree
able home and more retired than hotel Her tern are
rom 30 TO $40 per week iel6 If
EsIEA SEA-BATHING
rs1szaGz-mM AT OLD POINT COMFORT
- AND HAMPTON.
- One Of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY,S
STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, of Concord street
DAILY Sundays excepted at hafpast four O'clock P NJ
Tor Old Point Comfort and Hampton
Fare there and back Sc giving the passenger the prv
lege to remain the whole season f
.o NJ N FALLS, Agent,
Jel5tOl Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
CARLISLE The favonte resort for those who
WHITE SULPHUR appreciate Grand Scenery, Pure
SPRINGS Mountain Air. Invigorating Baths
CUMBERLAND 90 Large and well ventilated Rooms,
Pa Good Society and Coed Table
AocoAMnpAT,oNs FOR For particulars Circular
OWEN, CLENDENIN d VISS.
.dEhMS Low. CHER, CARLISLE SPRINGS, PA.
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PROSS & KREBS,
~ PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRkVERS
COLOR PRINTERS,
NO l0l WEST LOMBARD STREET,
- BALTIMORE
Bill Heads, Checks,
Bills of Lading,
Cards,
Circulars,
Title Pages,
Labels, &c apl7 If
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A%M-N JORDAN'S W. S. SPRINGS,
HTTlA-L Frederick county, Va, open Goth June
r. IITHnAM Leaving Baltimore, Washington or Cum
Eia5I.sI b f in morning train via Harper's
= - Ferry for SteIhensons Depot ION Win
chester Railroad) thence IL mile in coaches arrive at
Springs to dinner For circulars in formation ap
ply at the Springs DR. r. NJ. ordans Office 5O3 W. BaIti
street. W INV
ie62m NJ InRnAN Sppn
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CORTLAN & CO.,
~ Nos ZIG and 2IS BALTIMORE STREET
Offer the following seasonahle Goods:
GAUZE WIRE DISCOVERS,
ar he protection of Cake, Bread Butter Meats, &C. from
Hand insects large supply of this ceanly article
manu. OF all sizes, both round and oval
FLY BRUSHES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
An aorooott, WAX NIGHT LIGHTS
and f economical light for the Bed Chamber
Some very be autiful s riIChEhS,
c,s.nl Po nc LAM WATER COOLERS,
THE ARCTIC REPRIGFp .rop
Effective, durable and handsome aiwaaoIh,
pure "aysa ry, sweet and
For SALE wholesale and retail by
fORTLAN CO
..... Nus zlo and 2lS Baltimore streat
~ - Marble Building
TNANCY FEATHER BUSTERS.
IL Just received fine lot ofFANCY FEATuvp nru
ERS, all sizes, for sale at M ~ 81
A. REUTER- L SONS
No. IS Baltimore street.
myl1h between Frederick and Cav
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bark EDUARD
from Bremen, will please send their permits on board
at Corners wharf All goods permitted within fvs
days will be sent to public store under order ui7
8. KIMBRo, L a sI.s
KIMBRO & SIMS,
N AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nc. n PUBLIC SQUARE If[i--
NASHVILLE, TENNE.SEE
Lioerai Gash Adyances on Consiguments
Rsdsrsnce-Whits Elder, Baltimore. jel3tu&fr 6mr'
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Gaufati0n.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
NLY YOUNG LADIES.
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First "Wednesday
in September. The course Of instruction in the usual
branches full and thorough being under the direction
efficient ay OF able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary for Female education is the
command O. !ie institution Parents who desire thorough
education ior her daughters, with the comforts and
School, 1890 - ~ ~
Eo tns OF admission and further information, address
Baltm ". CO. Maryla d. iuI7tf
R. ROBERT ATKINSON WILL REOPEN
-, - HIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 10th Sep.
SOC streets " '" ~ '
circulars may be had at Mr. g. Waters, Messfs Cush-
Jul0-eo 1851
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als-tf
TTVER SPRING FLOUR.
IL e. lot of the above brand Super Flour fresh
ground just ie0 JOHNS Il ROGERS,
No Commerce.
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by GIBSON & co

tf;::f TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of
Eiii decree of the Cir uit Court of Baltimore city the
Undersigned, Trustee will sell public auction at
Re EXchange Saes-Room in Baltimore city, en- ES-
"a \, the 3St day Of July instant, at O'Clock r NJ.
. THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF GROIfND, front
ing each seventeen feet the south side Huns street
and running one hundred and thryone feet eight inches
deep TO twenty foot alley which begin respectively at the
distance OF one hundred and hirtySiX feet and one hun
bden ana feet west from Carey street each Lot
payable half yearly the first DAYS of January and uy
Ihe improvements consist OF three story Brick II ELL
iNI hUSE, with Brick Back Building each lot being
Hollins and Carey streets. ~ -
Terms Of sale areHaf cash. the balance in six months
the credit payment to bear interest the day of sale
and to be secured by the note the purchaser or
purchasers endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
WM. F. Prick, Trustee
;-o.oe, GIBSON Co,
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6 sANFoRDs PATENT
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- ~ 49, 7"'' ''' '''''' WI F. FRICK, Executor

A 5 ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
IA OTHER UNDIVIDED ONEHALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNUITY, VIII unite in the S lie thereof the time
place. and on the terms above natcd that the purcha
ser may get good and sufficient title the whole su6rent
TIL 5. ALEXANDER, Attorney
Jul53awSds GIBSON CO, Auctrs
-
m recommending the Arctic Refrigerator this season
purchasers ce DO ii lCith aISudi confidence feeling as
ed that 1t DtH the perfect Satisfaction Dur
the 1oaT1eSt days Of last S6ger fgpeTmented in
rdroS 0TgS lg thjs Refrigerator tested ~ Others and
ats 0omy Of ace and pTeSerratire qualities hare
been eqlI
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Howard a s0ci;st tiOn.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benepoien, Institution established by special en-
do,rHeat for the reief Of the SICK and distressed a
-ficted ,ri'h Tirulent and Endemic Diseases, and
especially for the cure Of diseases OF The Serual
OrG1ns
NIEDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
lNl SURGEON to all who apply by letter with a
description of their condition, (age, occupation
habits Of life DC } and in of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free of charge
Valuable reports Spermatorrhcoa, and Other
Diseases ofthe sexual organs, and on the new rene
dies employed in the Dispensary. sent to the affict
Or three stamps for postage viii Be acceptable
Address Dr. J SkILLIN HOCGHTON, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association. No. ?, South Ninth
street Philadelphia Penn. By order of the Di
rvctorS- EZRA ID. HEARIN ELL, PREs I.
GEO FAIRCHILD Secretary. lv9
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$500 90 Reward,

DASAWAY fr.Tr the under
!. /. =" ! !" !. : :" !: !:
~A IL signed. twenty ail.= below
q" fis.- R'4;f, ti.e fpIIcuiBe ne-rcss
SA io VIc
tx IfseEh. af-r-r n y,:rs OH. black
80 az; a,oJIi ; fv.t Iu iuehs high,
<@H w-l2i- at-u. l-ts lis. OK. shIiIni,
40 "H a. tI. first io;n.-
- fss-rgr, .h.4Ssr u years q: age.
'iaeE- ahss... :-st > inches high, weigh. about
Ssi i-ssI:<
f"Hpy. ai~+-s u lar. OF a.. e",,er eo;cr,
ai.s.s , f'-' iaei-- high, weighs abou; l60 lis
:, as-,s- '.e>~-rlt'ed Negro. purchased in
'he S'srokfs Nation, .bcus tn is-; q: January
- = -i,s--. they viii aim q make tE.ir way
:" N" Na,,Sa- will .-5sl IT, cs,cv- sewari
- ct.' I"'-ry'; pci.zrs for es~H che. # Il ken ~
~ - I-t,G y TSTcIgSTENi
- e,l--. 7s.s.s ser, ,,.-'- ~ a.,
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To hona it may Concern.
s J. ADLER,
IT As iust received q larce assortnian. of BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING consisting Of
Coaks Jackets,
Pants Vests
1USG RECEIVED
- 10000 Choice Cigars.
which v III he lots to suit, by
July 6 1854 : J. ADLER
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS. DANASkS,
Diapers, &C.
ToNSEMERS cf Richardson's Linens. and
y those desiro3s Of obtaining the Genuine t,ood.
should see that the articles they purchase are seal
81 Si.h the full name Of th- firm
J. \. Richardson's Sons s owden,
as guarantee of the scuniue~s and durability OF
the Goods. This caution Is rendered essentiallv
necessary. as ar," quantities Of Inferior and defe
tive Liueas PREPARED. s-ason after season ard
sealed wth the nam. Of Richardson by Irish Ho,ie
e. who, regardless # the Injury thus inflicted
alike the American c1nsins r aud the manufac-
t,Trrs of tie genuine tioos will no. readily abar
don business profitable, while purchasers can
bc IMPOSED on with Goods of a worthless character
J. BJILOCkE & j D LOCKE
lVl3 iqests, Church ST. Ne,r York
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gASES ~ kIRSHAW'S FNcRkVJvG-S
- Ole established III = conner 18th aai Pin
'r--is manufacturers a. ssals gad seal uresses All
.7ler- Received ty nail ~ otE-rw;s. fr Sat
t"uriy. Sttar.Al. - Private S@al- Welding. Wis
iilns aEi Professional Cards d. dc. viii !.
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The Van Buren press., 1860-07-27
Monuments, Tombs. Headstones
| UARDWARE.


L We have in store and for sale large and
well selected assortment of Hardware ADAPTED TO
The wants OF this section Of country consisting in
part of axes. various brands; Collins & Co.'S
broad do, boys handled axes, crosscut and hand
saws, cross cut and mill saw files, taper do wood
and horse rasps, socket and firmer clissels con
cave and eye auger hollow do auger bits brace
and bits, bench and wood screws, carpet ana cn.
tacks brads, assorted sizes broad and narrow br,,
square 6oits, door locks OF every description nal
cks' i' ehes' trunk desk, TILL cupboard and close,
locks lore, jack smoothing and i6iners nlanas co.,
setts, metal bead gmbets, shee5 shears neg 49,
STOCK aud DIES, anViis solid box vices smiths heI
lows siedge and hand hammers sho-inp hammers
cav DO shingling and bench hatehets' cotton and
moo cardS' coiiee mills log and trace chains, Ames
lonS haloleI shoveis, iron and steel spades grain
moving ana briar Scythes grain cradles and snathes
long and short handled fry pans. curry combs
brushes, tea kettles sauce pans IRON wedges
iiees' cotton and grass rope butcher L.iyes sal
IRONS, herman silver and brittania tea and table
sloohs, speciae!cs and cases, nails Of every size
well selected assortment of table and rocket cutie
fF' DC, dc WARD d SOUTHNAYD.
SUNDRIEs
- y dog Hostctters Biyers 25 doz Bulls Ssr-
sapar,lla. II doz Forrests' Wine Bittars a.
Stoafnaah Bitters, assorted. 25 VOLTS S,hiaon
Schnapps. is dog Ccrdials, assorted 81 cloz Gin.
ger " inc. Il doz Ginger Brandy: - dog Hal
berry Brandy. y doz Brandy Cherries. ~ doz
Brandy Peaches. 5 cases Alleohauv S,on.oL
Cordial. eases Saddlebag and Amhros;al WI
ky. II cases Port Wine, pure juice ~ case oil
royal Holland IL cases Claret Wine case
pine apple Rum. Fer sale by
july27 WARD d SOUTHMAyD
DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
ID large assortment Of Miscellaneous esLo,
and Blank Books, foolscap, Letter and No,c pe
rcr. fnvelopos and Stationery for ssIe hv
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