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OFrlcE os THE RECEIVER oF THE II. q. DRsasss %.
No 80 1T. Ann ii Met.
WHEREAS, notwithstanding asIiigent

w inquiries. the undersigned has been
who the owners Of the following described LANDED
been assessed for the draining theFeoF alcan Ase
duly filed aud haInaoGaed ha Late Court vi
the Third District Ganrt Of New 0riean tie
March, 1853
The said landed properties designated se plan said
e,arafis fuleMs,
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No. a2f bounded 81 Maaas
Olympia, Canal and GIstomhease streets. ss5Bs
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No 400, bounded by Alsx4
anier, Mnfat, Rienyifa and l,istenlhonss streets.
One IRREGULAR SQUARE GF GROUND No. s5f
properly belonging heretofore Ne John Me
Dptogh having 3H Feet Inches front David stfsat III
Toulouse street, 81 feet st Peter strres
aas feet line dividing from property belpatin
hetetoare TO the estate 1t John afcnonaash. 4 "
AN IRREGULAR SQUARE OF 9GRttJST. Nh safs
bounded by st. john Taniouse Pesef stree and b 4
line running from ST. Peterto Toulouse ftsee ana DIVIDING
property belonging heretofore Norbert yfeif
Esq, said fnnd measures al feet inches trent
street. $50 front On Toulouse street and 100 fea front
Peter street.
THIRTEEN LOTS or GROUND IN square M 457 bound
by Toaionse st. Patrick ST. Peter and Eea3fte stfRefs
Lot Me- forming the ST. Patrick Ss Peter
Streets and having 80 feet front ST. Peter
G inches IN st. Patrick street. $sgs
Lots Sos2 having 'front.' m I'll Peter stges
dotte streets.
Lots Nos a. I5 IT, III Is 10 ri and u having sasas
30 feet front Teulaase street. between Patrick Bsyna
dotta Streets by I2u feel 6 ins hes III depth
Now the respective HE
squares Of ground hereby notified that they maize
themselves known 10 the undersigned within dsys from
The day Of the first insertion of this advertisements sai
squares Of ttfpnna will be proceeded agaass
ankeosn accordance with
the amended Charter q the New 6rieeHs Draining Company
approved March 20, 1899 81
d RosEIIus,
Receiver OF the N, Draining Chrna,ty
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Sssssg lin
sYsf$%sI The subscriber having heated In the riiy.
llIllaftera practice Of eight Fsars IN the STATE Of
feE his t. those need of Dentist md hopes b5 The
Of skill IN his opeTsa merit The public
patronage.
Having recently discovered improved inesh1a o obtaining
inserting Aftsatal Teeth gcl
silver amber base he enabled " aap The Rats With such
accuracy gums Inflammation
To month Refer thereby rendering the teeth nsefn
for the purpose ssfieAon and restore Tia 70 @
natural expression,
All operations ths teeth performed n Ihe 5na
manner at prices iaafh OF aa MY object being
ID Obtain reputation Dentist an make waala
therefore pased have bring ther friends sl
fess operating feeling quits certain a
ing support confidence ct ~ thase n favor with
call 9HoMAS3I H1ft,isfs. ifsIaszt,
corner North and 1t. Charles
New Orleans.
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Dr.. D.. c. A yer q Co..
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE,, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
. Ayers Cherry Pectorsal,


Has won itself for the every variety
throat Lung Complaint that is entirely for
the evidence OF its virtues wherever it has been
AS it has long been in constant throughout this
than the people It's quality kept
mp the has been and that it be relied 10 do
for their relief all il has ever been found to do
Ayers Cathartic pills.
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PURGATIyE MEDICINE,
For GostixenesS the OF dyspepsia; for Jnnire for
the cure niigeso eRehe; for the of ystheIy
for Fonl Sonae the Of Etyspeas; for the Piles for
he cure OF crofua all cofuons Complants for the
Rheumatism; Diseases OF tho Skim for the of Liver
Complaint Bropsy; Tor the of letter Tnmors and Sail
Rhenm for Worms. for the of Goa for Dinner PILL for
the cure Of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood
They sugaf-eeSted Iat the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable no harm arise
from 1iieir in any quantity.
EaY- Price, Is cents per box five boxes for 81
Great sumhers of Cergymen Physicians Statesmen and
have lent their to certify the unparalleled
usefulness of these remedies but space hers will not permit
the insertion OF them The agents below named furnish gratis
cur AMERICAN ALMANAC. in which they given with
of the above complaints the treatment
that should be followed for their
Do not put of by uprnepled dealers with other prepaa
make profit Demand Az rs, and take
The sick the best aid there is for the and they
should have It.
All our remedies for sale by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
Nos. u and l5l Ghartres street, N. O.
Also Nv HAvILAND, CLARK / GEoRdE, Mobile, and ii
a lJnaa
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DaRTEAS casks Marzsss feadon Stout fas sais ay
8 W1LFF.
lao Corner Of Grayies Ard Nsw Lssss a4+Sesae
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). HuRDEN,s IrypRoyr,D HORSE sHoEs
I B. RUlROM R. BORON.
~ 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

81 ST. CHARLES STREET..
Boiron to inform his customers and the
pubc in general that received per arrivals from
Hare and via New York, complete
81 Fall ahd White Goods but which
the following Gents Linen Shirts Bosom and
Cotton Shirts White Golored Flaune Undershrs and
Drawers White and Golded Cotton undcfshrs Drawers
Socks Of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties CraYas Wooden and
Jouyns Giases GamhFe Combs and brushes
der Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks Scent etc Canes snd
mheias always ut hand. PerInery fuins Pnald,s
Seciete IIygieniquefs, "
Nj. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
enabled 10 attend TO the LADIES' he ss added Ia
bis exclusive stock, of Ladies Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES GENTS fitted in ,sav Ia rive tba
setfaction The scest will be 1s to ali
orders for Ready Made Ha being supervised by Mr. Borsn
himself
]. b. BGIRaN
90 fin I'll 81 CHARLES sfre.t
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JEFFEhs3N CITY Eeb. Y Isba
Arrived 81 head of Western BeeYes, 275 Sheep,
Is Mich Cows, and 80 Veal Cattle The market
Is still in favor Of purchasers.
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AAISfsE has taken m tha EsoFy HuId-
ing corner Camp Common streets No
iinaF wiefe procured reFi4rsa
an operations e The tsssh N the
eomtIisled ffa wnHa particularly
extraordinary dseosersas d opr 81
Dentistry than has hssn III successful practice
eH feels peFfast
observation md thorough dehefasen tla1 nothing
superior equal ID rI4ATINA plae
mounting Artificial Teeth either regard nsa beauty
durability And a who haye faizad aaeseed the
these metals will would certainly ail ay eteF
substance,
Once hours, from Al III. until i r. Vi ~ sna
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WALL EApER.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUsF
resolved asga l0t Of VI ALL. FAFEE, both u FsAtA
and american uanufaetusH among which
DECORATIONS In Gold, Marble Stone, Fresso. ee sic
INVITATIONS ef VT ead, Marble and Nlogai Figags.
SFAIUES representing SarieYs Subjects TpgHsrr wssE
general ST Gold Embossed Fine SaEin MI Rsa
Fapsr Hsngigs, ill Of which will be seld al
n, BGenpelent workmeA Tor fain. FftSco Meapaafk
Work sent 10 any part Of tbs ely Or snnntTy
r. AE4Frx ~
as am n a,a..at street enrasr Lesess assss
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s-zs NEW ORLEANS. jack
6aSs EAS SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
&RaA-EEz NSa-aa&aRA1IROAD.
1859. Transportation Department. 1850.

Freight VIII be received the Companys Depot foot Of Cali
Gope street, up $50 p. NJ, daily, Sundays excepteal
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked With the initials Of congnee and place Of des
tnaon aud freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the lire Of tile rad connections.
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be Obtained the
Depot, at Messs Corson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish to them.
The Company holds itself responsible the Of all
ton shipped by the road which be lost by fire. from the
time recepted for at stations the line until twelve hours
notice consignee Of s arrival file depot III this city.
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern ne'i between New Orleans
York, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express the
cities the Express business heretofore carried
Railroad Company for It's discontinued and all
Express will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
atian e obtained this subject Of j. j. MGKEEVER Esq
81 Camp street
the Railroad Company
receipt for bank notes specie jewey other express
They will be received by the Adams Express SO Camp
BENTLEY d. UhsELI.
Chief Engineer and Geni Eupt,
rs. WILLIAMS
n25f Master Of TRANSFORMATION
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maintained. Remembering all this, can we hest
tate about the answer we will give to the ques-
ton this day propounded to each of us? Shall
we uphold what is already done? Shall we cling
to what we have now gained? If such is our
desire, we have but one course to pursue If the
advocates of reform are defeated, such an event,
whether justly or unjustly, will be regarded here
and throughout the State as the deliberate YER
dict of the people against the whole movement for
municipal reform. A majority cast against them
to-day will be considered as equivalent TO repu-
diation, by the people of Baltimore of all the
measures which were passed by the Legislature
for our protection al relief. We cannot, there
fore, stop half way. We must 90 still further
with the advocates of reform and elect to office
competent, honest and faithful men," who
can be relied on to infuse into every other
branch of the municipal government the
same zeal and spirit which now characterizes
the police department. Unless this is done the
work of reform will never be perfected and we
may even doubt whether what has already been
accomplished will be long allowed to stand. Let
the present city administration lie endorsed by the
popular vote to-day, and the corruption which
has marked its course will, being thus sanctioned
and supported, attain proportions in the next two
years at which men may stand aghast. Shall we
move onward, therefore, until the disgrace that
once attached to us is wiped away, and the good
work which has been so auspiciously begun is
consummated by glorious triumph before to-
morrows dawn-or shall we stand still now
knowing as we do, that the half-completed task of
reform will in that event be soon swept away, and
that we will ultimately be again overwhelmed
by the refuent tide of rufIianism which will surge
back over us, whenever the barriers which hold it in
check are weakened. These are serious ques-
tons, and they are to be decided now but be-
lieving that the people of Baltimore are prepared
to meet just such issues we await the result with
oil CON idanca
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MIR. HINDES' APPEAL TO THE GERMANS.
The following hand-bill, printed in the German
language, and evidently composed in some obscure
office where the German language is understood
but indierently, distributed yesterday in large
numbers throughout the city. The purpose is OBJ
vious:
"German Citizens of Baltimore To-day it will
be your duty to vote for against the Reform
Party. The candidate of this party for the Mavor-
atty, Geo. w. Brown, is the mean originator of
those laws which Cypress you at present. He is
the instigator of the abominable Sunday laws
which close your beer-saloons, prevent the
sale of cigars and tobacco, and rob YOU
your wives and your children, of all enjoy
ment on Sunday. He desires only to recommend
himself to the stiff necked Puritans, and cares
nothing for your social habits and requirements
Can you vote for this Reform candidate and those
men who would like to assist him in the CITY
Council? We ask you as Germans. Or will you
rather vote for Hndes, who has always been liberal,
and who acknowledges your rights and understands
how to appreciate them? While you 60 to the
polls, reflect upon this, and if the Reformers sue
coed you will be yourselves the cause os your fu-
ture persecution"
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JAMES b. GEORGE.

Now, Mr.. Browns name is George William-not
William George. The Reform nominee for the
Second Branch of the City Council in that ward is
James B. George, Sand as there is another gen.
teman of the same name in the ward of course
vote for the name, without the Sr. attached,
might cause difficulty. We refer to this simply
to put all Reform voters on their guard. Let them
receive their tickets only from known sources and
reject those from any other quarter. 1t is alone
by tricks such as these that rufliansm and fraud
can hope to prolong their existence in Baltimore.
1t is miserable resort, at best, and can have but
small influences but it is notifying to be duped
into throwing away vote; so once more be eau
ticus, and look well to your tickets.
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We invite the attention of all good citizens to
the address in behalf of Mr.. HNDEs to the German
voters, which is translated and published to-day.
1t will be seen that a direct appeal is made to
them, on the ground that Mr.. HINDEs is favorable
to violation of the Sunday Laws. To solicit
foreign votes, under any circumstances, is a new
phase Of 'straightout Americanism." The ille-
gality with which the invitation to the Germans
is baited, perhaps reconcies Mr.. HTNDEs and his
friends to the humiliation which is involved in it.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, Oct 8, 1860
fLc an The Tif1 of EfHimorg f0,. mo 1psel

HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, Oct :, 1860.
Report IF Deaths in the City of Baltimore, for the meek
ending Monday morning.
Bronchitis p cholera nfanum congestion of the brain
congestion the lungs consumption commissions |;
Group dropSv s. dropsy in the head bilious
catarrhal fever l. scarlet fever typhoid fever nam
nation of the bowels l. Inflammation of the brain
Illumination of the lungs inflammation of the liver l. in
temperance jaundce mania l. old g. organic disease
Of the heart spinal affection teetnng q unknown adult
3; unknown infante IS; whooping cough total 81.
Underl year, 20 between and q H. between and TO- IL
between and Is between Is and between % and
3d. between 30 and 40 between 40 and So between 50
and Co. between 60 and ~ A. between 20 and be
births 9.
Males 81, females 80 OF which number l6 coored
free; slave. By order,
!. W HOUCK, Commissioner of Health
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Booth appe AIRED
last night to moderate audience in the character
Richard the Third-in which his father achieved
his most brilliant triumphs. Mr.. BIS reading was
good, and in several passages he made some fine
hits, which were duly appreciated by the audience,
who manifested their appreciation by well-tmed
applause. The combat between Glo'ster and Rich
mond was quite exciting. Tonight the same play
will be repeated.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1860

PEFORMERS! LOOK WELL TO YOUR
TICKETS.
We have just been shown ticket which, we
.re assured. is in circulation, which is well calcu-
lated 70 deceive the unwary. 1t is as follows:
REFORM TICKET.
SIXTH WARD.
MAYOR,
WILLIAM GEORGE BROWN.
FOR COUNCIL,
SECOND BRANCH,
JAMES b. GEORGE.
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BoGLE's AMERICAN

BoGLE's AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is superior to all others the meridian candle
All initiate BoGLE to his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without brains steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable con
tempthle. Avoid them all! Boge's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, and, to their dismay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety No
tnts smut, skin staining, humbug, but
liable, safe and sure For sale at
BoGLE's BAZAAR,
202 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE Jos Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ja5-eotf
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MANN's DINING Rooms.
No. ia W. BALTIMORE srREKr,
Near North streat

No ia W. BALTIMORE sTRERr,
Near North street,
Under the Of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substantias as well
the decacies of the season-havng made
to be supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
short notice.
RS- MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of m house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayette street.
au29n G. Fl. MANN, Proprietor.
J. LIPP Co., GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING STORE Baltimore and Paca streets
has always on hand well selected stock of CLOTHS CAS-
SIMERES AND VESTINGS Also full assortment of
MADE CLOTHING. Particular attention paid to Custom
WoRK-Our customers guaranteed FULL VALUE for their
money, our system being ONE PRICE. s253m
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DR.. FIsHBLATT


Can be consulted on all Chronic Affections well all
Diseases of Imprudence whatever character and which
may he declared ncurabe by other physicians he
make immediate of From his lengthy practice in
the science of Medicine he is enabled to offer himself to the
public as the only in Baltimore capable of afording
speedy relief.
N. B-Letter addressed to Dr. Fishblat at Ibis Office
No Rechabte Hail. Fayette street. between Frederick and
Gay, will receive i'm mediate attention. scott
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Mr.. HINEsLEY Co.'s BAIL--By our Court report,
it will be perceived that Judge Bond yesterday re-
ceived John Hinesley's bail for Joseph Kramer,
indicted by the Grand Jury for coping Henry
Funk in the Holiday street crib at the last election
What next?
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TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WAroHEs

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE w ,rcurs
William Dixons, London, and Jules Jureensen,s Conan.
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguefs NICKEL, WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Tim. 70
ers, for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK corner OF Calvsr
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches Jewery
Chains Silver and PlatedWare, Lecoures Swiss Razor
and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Specaces to suit al
ages New goods in store Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
Baltimore auIs-t
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INFIRMAKY.
DR.. FISHBLATT can be cons lted on Rheumatic fec
tions Consumption Liver Complaints, Chronic Affections,
as well as all diseases of mprudence, of whatever charac
ter and which may be declared ncurabe by other physi
clans, he engages make immediate Of From his
lengthy practice in the Science of Medicine he enabled
offer himself to the public as being the only in BALTI
MORE capable of atfording speedy relief
N. B.-Leters addressed to Dr. F. at his Office No Re
chabite Hall, Fayete street. between Frederick and Gay,
will receive Immediate attention. scott
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OFFICE BOARD OF POLICE.

W. BALTIMORE, October Sth, 1860 I
The following places of voting designated by the Judges
of the Elections of the several precincts and wards as
the polls for the election to be held on WEDNESDAY
the 10th inst for Mayor and Members of the First and
Second Branches of the City Council hereby published
by order of the said Judges.
LIST Ward, LIST Precinct:-Corner Hndson and Luzarn
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Yours, very respectfully,
HUGH A. COOPER.
Hugh A. Cooper, Esq.
DEAR SIR have desire to seek controversy but in
reply to communication would that the facts
contained therein are true and beyond question.
Yours, respectfully,

contained therein are true and beyond question
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES H. MULLER
Comment on this would be idle. The crime
charged was grave one--assaut with intent to
murder. The very fact that Mr. Hindes endeav
ored to influence Mr.. Cooper to abandon the pros
ecution of Edwards, is proof conclusive that he
knew the latter to be guilty. Ifhe had been nno-
cent, it would have been shorter and simpler to
give bail for him and defend him. Mr. Hindes
having filled the office of Sheriff, and being, at
the time, foreman of the Grand Inquest, knew
perfectly well that he was seeking to induce Mr..
Cooper to commit what in itself was an indictable
offence. He knew equally well, that even if Mr.
Cooper should desire to hush up the charge, it
was impossible for him to do so, without corrupt
connivance on the part of the PROSECUTING AT
ToRNEY, and an imposition practiced on the COURT
if the latter was faithful to its duty. He knew,
too, that for himself as citizen, to participate in
getting up such compromise, was to be guilty of
the same crime into the commission Of which he
would seduce Mr.. COOPER. As foreman of the
Grand Jury, it was doubly grave offence upon
his part for it was in direct and palpable violation
of his official OATH That he should have him.
sell encountered, ana should nave sought 10
involve others, in such responsibilities, in Or
der TO rescue notorious and hardened political
bravo from the punishment he so richly deserved,
admits of but one solution-the desire on the
part of Mr. HINDEs 10 secure the favor and support
of EDWARDS and his confederates in the promo
ton of bis own contemplated political pur-
poses. That EDWARDS and the gangs of ruffians
with whom he was in league, are not at this
moment in bloody supremacy among US is, there
fore, not Mr.. HINDEs' fault. Whether the cit-
zens of Baltimore will give him an opportunity
of doing, as Mayor, and as Commissioner of
Police, anything akin to what the frmness
and integrity Of Mr.. COOPER prevented him from
concentrating as Foreman of the Grand Jury,
they will determine for themselves, when they
consider the evidence we have laid before them.
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KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooDll


KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooDl
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
sIOtf JAS. H. JOHNSON
LADIES' FANCY FURs
Sable Capes, Muffs and Cu1s
Mink Sable Capes, Muffs and Cuffs
Fitch Capes, Mufs and Cufs
Siberian Squirrel Capes, Mufs and CuTsl
Together with large and select assortment of Childrens
and other Fancy FURS.
Also, Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Fancy HATS and
CAPS,
To be had at QUAIL'S,
s26,3m No. 23s Pratt street, near Hanover.
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BALTIMORE INFIRMARY.

500 just landed from steamer, prime order sale low
by A. j. HAMPSON
ju20f 81 North Charles street
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DAY MARTINS REAL JAPAN BLAcKING.
Another invoice Just received and for sale to the trade
GREEN Il YOE Importers,
% u SsW. Baltimore street.
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.

The best preparation offered to the public for the
and prevention of Chapped Hands Lips, &c. One two
applications of this Cream will render she skin soft smooth
and decately white Prepared only by
N. HYNS0N JENNINGS Co, Pharmaceuti,ts,
ol0 tt No 8s N Charles street,
NATIVE VINE
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape. My dear sir
you drink it down like milk; try Fa
sale on draught or in glass, by
Al. FAMPSON,
au9u 81 North Charles at
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HENDERSON h Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL
Have the largest stock Of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With full assortment Of their own manufacture.
Call and geo. ALI tastes suited. myS ING