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NEW York, August I'd.


a shocking accident occurred at Brook
lyn, yesterday morning. A young lady
named Graham, residing in Tammany
street was so shocklngly burned by her
clothes taking fire from a match left care
-lessly on stoop from which she was OBJ
serving tho Great Eastern, that she died
last night, after horrible suffering.
Palermo correspondence of the New York
Times says the existence of secret treaty
between France and Piedmont has been dis
covered by Garibaldi. By the terms of
this treaty Piedmon. will be allowed to an
mex Sicily, but not the Marshes or Umbria.
Piedmont may have Venice, if she can win
her France, in return, is to have the Is =
lands OF Sardinia and Elba, with other
territorial grants. 1t is alleged that the
treaty is already signed.
Advices from Nassau per the steamship
Comack reports slave schooner ashore.
She left Africa with 400 negroes, of which
40 head died, the balance had been brought
to Nassau by wreckers. The vessels name
is unknown. The captain is said to have
cut his throat the first day out, and the
mate shortly after was drowned. Three of
the crew were at Nassau.
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Sealed Proposals.

WILL be received at this Office. until j:
w o'clock. NJ, on the 18th day Of SertGm''S
next for the delivery at this Post OF Ten thouiai
Bushels Of good, Merchantable Corn.
Four thousand Bushels to be delivered in the u
slip shucked, on or before the lst day Of January
1861,
Six thousand bushels shelled, and in good nv
gurny bags. continuing two bushels or one num- ,
red and twelve pounds each, to be deliyered Oh
before the lst day of March. 1861. -
Bids will not be received for less than The VI Il
amount of coyn in the ear, or for less than .'
whole amount of shelled corn.
The bids will be endorsed on the enveloI'
" Proposals for furnishing Corn - and eaeh y ~
will be guaranteed by at least two good and sE'ns
tent suretes, who shall subscribe the bid, IS sa'A
stating their place places of residence.
Office A. q. NJ, 5. A., FoRr SMITH, AREa'
July II, 1850
A MONTGOMERY, Capt. A. O S.A
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ACCIDENr.-The California Overland
Stage. upset on Boston Mountain, about
twenty miles north of this place, on Sun
day morning last. Nobody was hurt and
the only damage done. that of breaking of
the top of the stage. For a stage running
day and night. ami compelled to make by
schedule the closest time, there have been
the fewest accidents on this line, than on
any other In this country.
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LT The Augusta, Geo, Constitutional
ist OF July Ith, says " y rumor has been
extensively circulated in this city that the
distinguished Georgian, Alexander II. Ste
phens,' would support Breckenridge and
Lane We state by authority that the ru-
NOR has No FOUNDATION IN FACT
We Further learn, by telegraph, that Mr..
Stephens will take the field for Douglas.
lie will not coniine his efforts to Georgia,
but will go into all the Southern States.
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kg John Randolph was one of the mos

fE John Randolph was one of the most
sarcastic men tha, ever lived. One time a
young man attempted to make his acquain-
tance He obtained an introduction, and
among the first remarks, said !: Il passed.
by your house. lately, MIR. Randolph" Il
hope you always will" was the reply. An
other one twitted him as to his :" want of
education" :. The gentleman reminds
me- said Randolph, :. OF the lands at the
head Of the Montgomery, which are poor
ty nature hut ruined by cultivation
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White Sulphur Springs,
Crawford COunty. drk.

>HESE springs formerly known as the Messrs
l. Heards springs, and situated on the Van Bu
r"u and Little Rock stage road IL miles east of the
former nacei now being improved and ara
ready for the reception o. visitors and the enter
tainment of travellers. Prepars::ons ere ample, all
can be accommodated. Thre desiring to spend
the season here with their families and wishing to
board themselves can obtain a cabin or cabins on
the grounds for mere rife Eatables of all kinds
furnished at your door at the low, country prices
cheaper than living at home Those preferring
to board male, female, families will be furnished
with rooms ready for their reception in the build
ing proper. Bath rooms will be ready in due time
Come. come :! invigorate your debihtated sy.-
limped stream and plung beneath its crystal sur
face. The elixer of life is flowing freely, while
hundreds and thousands are suffering and pininp
ana dying for want of such medical treatment as
q use OF these waters afford. They are a certain
cure for chills and fevers kidney affections, en-
largement Of the spleen all cutaneOus diseases and
disorders Of the system generally thorough pu
rifier of the blood. This state upon the author
ty OF those living in the vicinity who have been
trylag their virtues and witnessing wonderful cures
Tor the last twenty two or three years
See Geological report. and also advertisement of
the Southern Literary Institute, located at these
springs.
RATES OF CHARGES
Per week, (room furnished. lights,) S.
day
single meal, 50
lodging, 25
Other charges in accordance with services rend-
cred. G.. W. MORRISJ
p. A. MOSES, ! r'op''e'oTs.
Entertainment by Rec. G. W. Norris
June, ID, IcbO 3m50
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OLD BUcK ON THE SrUNP-We observe
II our exchanges. a ioag electioncerins
Speech. delivered by our model Chief Mag
's'raie. in favor Of Breckenridge and Lane.
We venture To say that never before has a
spectacle. at once SO surprising aud hu-
initiating to the American people been SEEN
a President ruling and guiding the desti-
mes OF thirty millions of people. descend
III to a common stump dema,ogue.
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THE OVERLAND CaL1roRxI. Man

IHE OvEELASp CaLIFoRvIA Mall
Tue Stages OF the California Overland
Mali Company, now carry the Memphis
Mail on the north side Of the Arkansas
River. from this Plsce-thereby making
the actua! connections from ST. Louis and
Memphis at this city. Van Buren, is
now the actual center between the States
east Of US. and the States on the Pacific
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HALIFAX. August 1st

HALIFAx, August Ist.
The Ball. last night, was a succcss-the
Prince danced with severalIadies To-day
he visited the rooms of the Duke Kent,
his grandfather Earl
The grand regatta came off to-day. The
weather was fine, and fishing vessels, men
Of war boats, whale boats and canvass,
participated. There were, also, horse rae
es on the commons
There is display Of fireworks this eve
ming. The Prince had reception and
leaves Halifax at noon, tomorrow for
Windsor, and goes thence to New Bruins
wick in escort of artillery which preceded
him. Everything passed off finely.
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No1CI.s STATE CONyEyTIOy.

FaLcos. CvLrapla Co. Ark. July ii. 60
Tue National Democracy Of the State Of
Arkansas, will hold a State Convention at
Little Rock. on the 24th of August next,
for the purpose oi ratifying the nomination
Of s a. Douglas anu H. '. johnson, for
President and Vice President, and Of ap-
pointing an electoral ticket for the State
All the counties will take steps to be rep
resented in said convention to that end
the public press throughout the State are
requested to give this place in their col
umnS.
LENUEL Cook. WV. WALDIE,
LEROY CIsUN JACKSON WALDIE,
S. H. WALDL, HARVEY GULLEY,
w. w. LEGoN II. WnkFRsoS,
JOHN d. MERIrr AsBEERY SrAYERs,
THos. BUTLER, W. X. SELvAGE,
E. p LEWIS. j. NJ. CALLIcorT.
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The BRECKENRIDGE TIcKEr.-The New
York Express. an American paper. says:
Nobody is going to vote for Brecken-
rnge and Lane in this State, any more
than they are going to vote for the Emper-
or of China, or the Tycoon Of Japan
1t is SO in Ohio. The only people who
talk about Breckenridge and Lane are Re
pubiicanS
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Notice.

SEALED Proposals will he received at ihis
~ flee until II o'clock, NJ. on Fri lay, the ivI
day OF August, lSG0, for cutting and delivering ;,
this post (150) Seven Hundred and Fifty e'r-, =
good sound mcrchantablc hard wood Ia be cu c. ".
usual cord wood length. and delivered icoried. >
such places as the acting assistant quarter M
may direct The wood TO be delivered as i'l.so ,Yso
(5O) Fifty cords by the l~t oi Septemhrr' w;
l5o) One hundred and fifty cor by the - -
October. 1860.
(i5o) One hundred ami fifty cords hy he ''''
November. 1860.
(lOo) One hundred cords by the ist oi p'.-~
ber 1860
400 One hundred cords by the Isl Of J'i''-'
1861. ..-r.
900 One hundred cords by the 1T OF 1e'
1861 l
400 One hundred cords blythe lst OF NM
1861.
The wood TO be cut on the military -, -. !.
least five miles from the Posi-, and AZ sheh
the Assistant Quarter Master may des'3n.,'
Proposals to be directed to the aoi'"s
Quarter Master may designate. or,-.r
Proposals TO be directed :, ttc Assi,'an' Wi
Master and endorse Proposals for ilourishi"s
Assistant Quarter Master Ofscc
Foit Arbuckle, Arkansa,
June 18th, 1850
J +. POWE v
BIT 1t. Bt, Maj A. A =" -
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SIXTEEN YEARS OLD.--It is Just sixteen
years since Professor Morse put mp the tir-t
Electric Telegraph in America. The first
piece Of news sent over it was the nomina
ton of James X. Polk. for President, made
at Baltimore, and announced in Waahing-
ton, "two hours in advance of the mail"
No one at that day, probably not even
the Professor, himself, dreamed how closely
the Electric wire would be interviewer with
our daily life. Now, railroad trains are
run by electricity. Thieves are caught by
electricity Lost children are found by
electricity. Fire bells are rung by electric
ty. Armies march, and fleets sail at its
bidding. Treaties arc negotiated at its
word. Two friends in remote towns. by
it's help, sit down and have friendly game
of chess. Two Emperors, thousand miles
apart, by its help. carry on the siege of
By night it flies over the world, gather
ing news to serve up to us at breakfast
BY day it flies all over the word, here con-
graduating a bride, there ordering a funer
al here warning of disaster, there sum
moning help to a wreck here buying pork
by the hundred barrels, there selling g,ain
by the thousand bushels arranging for
feasts and fights, for sermons and stock
bargains for the harmonies of a concert,
and the dischord of a convention, for law
making and for law breaking the fall of
empires and the fall of thermometers the
candidates for the Presidency and the can
didates for the Penitentary. Truly, the
romance of the Arabian Nights is tame
beside the reality Of the Electric Wirc.-
1ibany Ere. Journal
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Van Rurcn Nursery.

ME Subscriber would desire to call the atten
ton OF fruit growers to his ext ensive assort
ment OF fine grated and budded fruit trees. con
slsung OF Apples, Pears Ounce. Peach. Nectar
me- Inc ana apricot trees, with fine assortment of
Plumb, Cherry aud Ammon trees. together with
small iruts IN great variety, eonss' ing of Straw
berries, l0 varieties Raspberries varieties Coos
berries and lawton Blackberry. First of Septem
Der Is the time to plant Strawberries and from
ti.'n 70 next April will do. Any time in the month
OF November is the time preferable to plant fruit
trees OF all kinds RICHARD THRtSTON
Van Buren,, July %
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ALBANY, August 1st

Dol. David Hamlir, whose name appears
on the call of a State Convention at SYRIA
cuse in August, publishes letter refusing
the use OF his name and disappearing the
Convention as a disorganing movement
against the regular democratic organiza-
finn
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LATEST BY TELEGRAfH
TO THE VAN BUREN PRESS
Rx the st. Louis aud Western Telegraph
Stcbbin's Line.
CARE May, July 3ist.

CAPE May, July 3!st.
The steamship Great Eastern arrived
here at O'Clock this morning she
brought o0S7 passengers. One steamboat
her to the bar. last evening
She got over the bar safely at twelve MN
utes after seven p. NJ. High tide and haa
two fee, to spare. She then started at inii
stroke. The band playing. AT Sandy
Hook the so ton anchor was secured with
great difficulty. The loop OF the outlook
having broken it was replaced, when the
capstan was found to be too small Tor the
cable the end of which was pulled out by
the weight of the anchor. This Jared the
how of the vessel tremendously a dozen
times.
Tae sea was very smooth and light, and
the vessel a graceful run of three degrees.
Land was lost sight OF at s. Z. NJ.
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E% Attention is callet! to the New Stock
Of Boots and Shoes. just received by wagon,
at \. NJ. CALLAHAN l. Cos. for whole
sale and retail Give them a call.
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@ The Douglas men of Alabama have
their ELECTORAL ticket full, iies.iel by Gov
Winston and Nick Davis for the State at
large Several Of the oi,Iest Democratic
papers IN the State haze ,oriarci for Doug
las
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Agents Wantc.
F,Jiy dollars n monN oU -

fVfH uOftHrS n HOnN, UV Er,.
4 \ active agent i = want ! j., is
~ the United State. and C,rola .ry e1e.-
dcrs and introduce our N,w n, " .o..t
Thread 500 Sowing Nachiuo-,g,,"..i'o'ha De-
any high priced machine Prlr,i'',a,y,T "a
family, which make il the chcapo,, a., " "a.
ular machine in existence" 4 li,,;.'t hf>' !,
responsible agents are wanted ;n tr,,l nun
orders by sample, at salary ot $50 no, a'l 20
expenses. Business p"rmau' NJ. kjEeh 4
stamp, for conditions aud instruction. ''''' ,
G. W. HARRIS 4 co. B',,o, =,
swi Sh"o aul L.atb., = A's
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WASHINGTON, August 2.

W AsHINdIQN, AuS u>t ~
Capt. VIM. S. B!acal has been appoint.
ed Quarter Master of the Marine Corps
vice Southerland dismissed. First Lieut..
Matthew r. Kingsbridge has been promot-
ed to the captaincy. This vacancy vas fill
ed by the promotion of second Lieutenant
Adam w. Bunker to first Lieutenant, and
Beckett Howell, second Lieutenant
Hon. Daniel Dickinson is now here and
was serenaded last evening by the Brecken-
ridge and Lane Committee.
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August Is

n private dispatch from Delhi, states
that Hon. Isaac A, Rice, Republican can
didate for Congress in the Sth District died
at 10 A. NJ, to day, after an illness Of but
36 hours
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General Order. No !,
Head Quarters, Isl Diris,oa lyl NJ.
Little Rock, frk '--1

A n Election for Breadig,rr General. sr L. ..
litia. composed Of the following copn,;as - :. 3
Crawford, franklin Scott johnson ,,fs.
tian, will he held at the Cour; House of .a-, "a
ties on Saturday tn" 18th day of iugp,, ", ~
all commissioned officers will attend :, We
their votes. 7. ID. MERRICK. ''' ~
Major General ist Division. Ark N;,,.
By A. NJ WoopRrff. Military Sec'r
Little Rock, July -. 1850
Fort Smih Times, copy weeks
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ET In literature and in love, we gener-
ally begin in Dad taste. BY experience and
observation, we become sensible to the
charms OF the simple and the unaffected.
both IN bellies and in bellies letrrce
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Wanted.

TWO or more Travelling Agents;
United States, 10 sell n, great, :, ;a'h A." 5
the age. Salary from $50 10 s75 me-,
For particulars, addr-S, with s.amr, moaa
postage, j. e. COVE Il 60 70
3n5 Plais.o- \.
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Startling News from Northern
Texas

3y the Overland Mail, says the Repu5fi-
co,,!y we received letter containing the fol-
lowing extra issued from the office of the
Bsuhan, Extra. 1t Is dated the 18th inst ::
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-03

TORONTO, G, w August 1st.
The 10Th anniversary of the emancipa
ton of the British West Indies is boing
celebrated here to-day, by the colored pop
uation
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-03

Eg An old Dutchman undertook to
wallop his son, but Jake turned upon HIM
and walloped him. The old man consoled
himself for his defeat by rejoicing at his
sons manhood. He said Veil, Jake is
a shmart fellow He can vip his own
taiGv''
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-03

~ CHARLES J. How ARD, We learn i:
8 Candidate for County Surveyor
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New York, August lst.


The Great Eastern arrived this morning
from Cape May. The bill for tine payment
of the japanese reception expenses S1Oo,-
900 dollars passed the Board of Aldermen
last evening by vote of Ii to 4.
The steamship Illinois from Havre and
Southampton arrived, news anticipated.
The foreign residents Of New York are
making arrangements with the Lelands OF
Metropolitan Hotel for a grand reception
Ball in honor OF the Prince Of Wales. 1t
will surpass the great Ball recently given to
the japanese Embassy and the company
will be selected.
The Annual Session of the Grand Lodgc
O. of O. F. of southern New York COM
menced to-day. The Annual Election
takes place tomorrow.
Judge Douglas was met with enthusias-
tic receptions, to-day in Manchester, n. H
and in Nashua. He made q brief address
in each city.
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NF;y YonK, July 31st

Gen. Saml. Houston writes to his friends
here that his nomination being an Indepen-
lent movement he will in no event decline.
The Van Buren press., 1860-08-03

nOOkS AND STATIONERY. sbaA
ID 4 large assortment Of M'sceiiAA'y'S - Ps
and Blank Books, Foolscap. letter -HI
per, Envelopes and Stationery. for SAL aep,,,,yn o.,
July IL i-5g WAHD 4 sou !nH
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Hon. IShn S. Phelps.

d
J. III. HAyEY, Scc'y pro tem..
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s>1V + K "Ahb
WATCHES
J E W E L RY,
DIAMOND RINGS
HANDSOME SETS OF CORAL WITH NECkI ACES,
MOSAIC JEWEIRY,
JURGENSEN WATCHES,
RICH GOLD BRACELETS,
STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER TEA AND DINNER SETS,
SILVER BUTTER COOLERS,
SILVER WATERS,
SILVER PITCHERS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PLATED CAsToRs,
BASKETS, &c, &c
For sale by sAML. KIRK & SON,
ap3 If i72 Baltimore street
'ofo LoqK.sTIrcH sE AEf MACHINES. 'DFo
jos H3Rr 5E%Ss .. STTE sa5 AMP
ene the Lex Sitch 5hst been iHrodpaed
Only Agency south of PHILADELPHIA:
Agent for Manufacturers,
No los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
ss Call and see them in operation. apll-3mr
CARPETING.
OIL CLOTHS
JOHN TURNBULL,
242 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAS NOW IN STORE
- a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
8PLY,
and VENETIAN
WHITE AND G6fa 6ifEckEb MATING,
Of the celebrated Gowqua, and OTHER brands, just received
from Canton.
NY patterns and styles weca particular attention to
in this market
app 2mt
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
~ PLANK AND VENEERS
FINE POPLAR cusepv ASH
And all materials for
PIANO AND CABINET MAKERS,
inc 8 's" KS R' WILLIAMS 4 Co.
di7 6mr No. lSi South Charles street..
DooRs' spow s,snrs,
OF manufacture and warranted for sale at reduced
rates. ''''''' y GEO o. STEVENS & CO,
mh7tfr Al W. Pratt street. near Spears wharf
| Jules JURGENSON, A. Lavalette, Hy. Capt
- Patek Philippe Co, French, Morris Co. T. Coop
Charles FTodsham Henry RUSSELL The Watch
and other celebrated manufactures of WATCHES for sale by
m3-tfr CAFFlEID, BRO. &CO
| rENTS' FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOT
VI STORE. .r
The undersigned would respectfully inform his friend
and the public that ne is conducting CENT EMEN
| FIRST CLASS BOOT AND SHOE STORE, and will kee
constantly hand large assortment of article
his ne made Of the best material and by superior wor
men. ... JOHN i. LONG,
| No. N. Calvert street,
| ja36mr Opposite Barnum's.
LAS FITTING
| ~ AND FIXTURES.
| 49,. BLAIR Il CO.,
| te2Su No &6 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
eight AND TINE DRAFTS on all parts of tn
| oUnited States purchasedby
GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES
" Per ship "Adler from Benen We have lust receive
| % cases German Cigars, La Veneeiana
II do. do. Flor Tabacos
400 boxes Tulip Pipes;
| l l59 90 Double Double Eagle Pipes;
lW DO. Horse do
| go do. Target n do
| $50 do. Straight Polka do
| 200 do Bent Stem do
| For sale by
| b.. .E A. SEEMULLER & SONS, &
! ap6H IS Exchange place
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furniture
N Il w i U r n | II u r e
VA RrpnnNTG

q NEW FURNI TURE
Ga WAREROOMS
W The uudcrsgnedwoud call attention Of his friends
and the public To his WarerComs, and his large
and varied assortment Of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices lac hopes for continuance Of the patronage lac has
so long enjoyed at the Ol dSCuli.
TIiOS MctiLANNAN,
~ FL 9NlTURE BOUGHT, SOLD, FXCINNGFn, and
REMON Ed WITH CAKE. mh2} If
q $40, 600 WORTH OF THE VERY BEST
ESH MADE FURNITURE will be sold at the lowest fig
IN lure. Persons wishing TO bargains would do
II t. call at Mr. GEORGE HOFFMANS FURNI-
TURE WAREROOMS, corner Of Pratt and Sharp str.es
Every article warranted to be made by myself am
rous to sell of entire stock by the 18th Of April in order
to make improvements to enlarge business Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
fr25 BIN corner Of Pratt and Sharr streets
NOTICE. A. l.. nrv,xs
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has returned to his Od Stand, IA ST
BALTIMORE STREET where he intends deyotng his I'M
divided attention to the CABINET and UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS He has on hind and constantly manutacu
ring the best Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Furniture
all which he will sell low b. had in the city. The
public respectfully invited to call and before purcha
sing elsewhere.
Bg-Ships' Cabins fitted ont the accommodating
terms. ldl3tll K. A. L. B.
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HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
No. Sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
between Gay and Frederick streets
Our stock embraces all the staple articles in the HARD
WAKE LINE, besides various H0USE-FURNISIING
GOODS, such as Plated and Brannia-Ware Knives and
Forks, Walters, Trays, Japanned Ware, &c
The prices and quality Of Goods equal to any in
the city and the patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited nhoe tr
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~ THE HISTORY OF FRANCE by Parke Goodwin
Vol. CtAnci mt Gaul')
OLD LEAVES; H., gathered FROM Household Words by W.
THE PIONEERS, PREACHERS AND PEOPLE OF THE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, by W. II. Mburn, author
l2mo cloth, 1923 >
SAY AND SEAL, by the author of "Wde, Wide World"
- In two vols, l2mo cloth s.
$l25.
STORIES OF INVENTORS AND DISCOVERIES. a book
for the old and young, by John limbs, f. K s, with
Illustrations. l2mO., cloth. IS cents
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR, by Perry Med. Collins
l2mO cloth, $l25
WALTER ASIlWooD; love story, by Paul Liogva;k, 1
vol l2mo., cloth, 81.
a KNOWLEDGE OF LIVING THINGS, with the Laws of
their Existence, by A. N. Bell, A. NJ NJ D. l vol 3,
l2mo cloth, $l5O
For sale by CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY,
apl73t 262 Baltimore street, opposite Hanover