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, 1860-10-31

Wn,. r. KcuoS-"s Appointments.
Vim. +. kellogg Will address tho Y'sarlc as fol

lows:
.;encseo. Henri. Co., Tharseay. N:v. J..
Hazel Grove, Fulton Co.. aa,urda; afternoon.
Nov. q.
Vermont. Fulton Co.. SATURDAY. evening, Nov. ;.
lp7v1a. Fulton Co.. Mutday. Soveulhsr 5th. Ut .
o'clock r. II.
H,ruai ,itc, Calton Co.. Nonda-. -'ovcmocr
5:h, IL the crei,ia: at ~ O'Clock.
, 1860-10-31

Presentation. j. R, Doollttle, U. 8. Sen
ator, Wisconsin, Hon ]. D. Cation, Judge L.
s. Supreme Court, and family, d.. Ten Brock,
U. s. Army, Geo. n. Cass, President Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne nnd Chicago Railroad, j..
D. Campbell, Superintendent Michigan South
ara Railroad, Allen Butler General Agent New
York Central Railroad, Dr.. 4 II. Niles, and
family, Otscgo, New York, arc stopping at the
fremont House.
, 1860-10-31

rA new lot OF Pea Knives, Eszors. and tho
hest qualities Of Razor stsops. just received By
II. Sargent, corner Randolph and State streets.
, 1860-10-31

L, 7&15s
T,t1np WARD REPUBLICAN, CLC1.-Therc will be
a ameetins Of the Third Ward Republican Clab this
(wednesday) evening, At the Commercial Hall, cor
uer uf YIN Buren, and Sherman streets. There
will be cood speakers present, and full attend
ance IL requested.
, 1860-10-31

ExcE,1Esr.-That distressing compfafnt. sore
throat, with which many ere afflicted at this
season Of the year, is Immediately cured bJ using
Guernscyse calm. This ia the simplest and most
cffectual remedy that we know Of II will Just as
surely as 1t is used, remove hoarsenese. and cure
croups. s3 cents bottle. Sold at wholesale By J.
II, Reed Co., Chicago.
, 1860-10-31
Gbitago Gributtc,


Appointments OF Hon. 4. e. Sclcnck
aud f}oun 1b:alt.
Hon. Robert c. Schcnck and bonn Ff1tt. of Ohio.
will all1css the pcorlc of Illinois political Top
les at tho following 1i.ncs and places:
Palestine, Crawford Co October II
<3rccnrn Cumberland Co. .Sn+'brf
*,nrInrficId S1ornmuu uCo,,,....---Syy'hcT her =
, 1860-10-31
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

CM sCRTVEX, -idtertsssn7 49<nf. 6 Dear
Torn IT, Il authorized to Feeire 4drerfs<fmen1sJor
x.4 ha4 I'll Nf Lea1in1 PEpers q the AorfAHest.
, 1860-10-31

BOARDING There are now
vacant At .s3 aud e15 South Clark atreet. toune
ieasant font rooms suitable for families or single gen
fItuen 1t " aIso convenient location Tor DAY
hoaracra ~ it Is only oue block tcm tho Sew PoaE
once. Terms moderate. oc01-"
, 1860-10-31

~ Go to John Jones, 1t9 Dearborn ttrcet. and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They Will
be wen done, and At prices to suit the times.
, 1860-10-31

NV York, Sept. ed. 1850
JosEP71 BrnxErT. Esq.-Dedr Sir: For some
time past. have been using your Cocoaine, and
consider it IA. preferable to anything havc ever
uzed for the hair+
Kmy endorsement Is Of any vatuc xou are per
fcctly at liberty to use IT,
Respectfully yours,
, 1860-10-31

DOARDfNG.-Board wanted by
IL fsdy, mAsic teacher. where the use q P1ano
would be considered RI eH4tvnent for The Aceomu1o-
dstiops. Address ~Ausac Teacher" 1t this on!ce.
l...ix.1I
, 1860-10-31

Front
- Eooma, with board. ean be obtained II .Q@. COZ.
be accorIfut.Itte,i ne11I1u
, 1860-10-31
a1dr1luU,

pOARDING--A large, pleasant
ID room with or without = bedroom can be OBJ
tainet will board 1t .:6ti West Washingtou stEett
corner Of Morgan Also-A few DAY hoaEde1s e1n pc
nj 4fPI QC9t14H
, 1860-10-31

XN ANTED-A situation in
w wholesale Hardware House. By a Young nan
who hAs had d:at yeafa experience 10 thS o9s!oe@1a ~
and can give al the rrferencIs required salary $a
AdJrds~ "CEANUAlL," 1t thss frsec for three aAss-
, 1860-10-31

TOR S:tLE.-Fonr Shares of Chi
l. cago and Milwaukee Rairo.t Company Stock
Apply to +. GRANGER ADAMS, IL t. Lla4s street..
4Nr -t,Er'
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Dr. WrSBsHIP MaEvELLors rzaTs OF
STRESGTH.-Dr- Wind-hip delivered q very inter
esting and improving lecture last night az Brews-
re-is Hall. on PHYSICAL training. the bet methods.
and the possible results. lie spoke largely of Ms
own experience, detailing the practices adopted
and found most beneficial in bis own case. and
stating general rules for the guidance Of those
VINO wish to become truly healthy and strong.
tie insisted elOquently upon the paramount i'm
portaEee Of health above all other thin.>. and
upor the necessity Of high physical development
a. n basis for mental culture and effort. His
lecture was characterized by sound sense. and
showed thar the Doctor himself u not lacking in
mental culture and power. His delivery was
easy and impressive
DR.. Windship is = young physician Of Roz-
bury, % years Of age, FIVE feet seven inches in
height, and IN every sense a small man His
muscles are not larger than those OF some OF our
college athletes, though very large for 3 man oF
his size. But his health and physical develop
ment IL perfect the skin Is firm and OF a dark
rudy color the muscles are ~ hard a. iron his
finely shaped head i very wide lust above the
cars, and ne has the wide nostrils and steady eye
that characterize men Of great ste1Cth and nigh
training. For rest. he j. a modest. well educa-
ted gentleman. aud j perfect enthusiast in regard
10 health and physical development, and applies
lis knO.ledge Of his Profession rather 10 a sJlu-
tion Of the problem {. 8 now u h healthy-how 70
avoid disease - than 10 the methods Of curing.
After the lecture he retired for a moment 70
the anti-room. inviting the audience meanwhile
70 examine his APPARATUS and satisfy themselves
that there was n deception about i. This was
hardly necessary Upon the stage was a simple
barrel Of -four, weighing 216 pounds, and a raised
scaholding from which was suspended q mass Of
weight amoUntirg 20 l,030 pOund=-cou-isJing Of
nine casks Of nails. four salt bags, and the ropes
and chains By which they were suspended.
On appearing the Doctor mounted the scat
fold. passed a We der handle through the ring
from which the eight wa suspended. and ;heG
BY q mighty effort raised it clear from the seal
fold. This he did Z second time, and the weight
could be seen 10 RE and beard 20 drop esch time.
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car-sp7sl==e. sftL= P.eae Commercial aar.r-
Hawaiian Education.

Mn. EDTT0s Your remarks on the subject Of
English education for Hlwa.iaus. in your issue q
July -, were well timed and iuiicfous. Allow ne
10 adj A f= words upon the same subject. Il Is
though; By q portion Of the true friends Of this
nation iha- the English language has At length come
70 be g sisr qua non in Hawaiian iuca,iou-that
indeed there is no possible hope for the rermauerce
OF the -a-s, unless i; may come through this new
agency The idea, therefore, j = vital one, With
such and, practically, they would push the intro
d1ctioa Of the English into cur public schools Just
as fast a. l. compatible with = proper regard FOR those
portions Of cur native youth, who, since they cannot
By any Eew conceivable method Re provided With IN
]struc;ion IN English schools, must. for a time at east,
depend solely fcr mental training upon the Hawaiian,
AMI a5 faster. Fer H. To event would these friends
lend Themselves 20 the Oarb9rrus work Of violently
crushing cut. or attempting 60 crush cut. tie Hawai-
ian verulcuiaT.
This view Of the question Is certainly plausible in
IT, statement. 1ninota few are thus .ei 70 conceie is
soGGdness without debate. Yet i = a noticeable fact
tEa:. 80 far - hitherto appears, its most strenuous
defenders are comparatively strangers 10 the Hawai-
ian uega.z- Nst indeed that they have not FOR q sea-
--a resided On these islands. and mingled to some *
TT; with the population. and eareFtain :cr tia friend
y feeling int they are believed 70 have little Or 10
real lc4usiutsuce with its character and necessities
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WHALE OIL!
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. Frrzafetv
ii 2l--f Il HACEFEGD x co.
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Butter Butter

81 @ 20
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RI - 80 D~;,iL uor
rIrn~. =,
II vi iiiIi- Ni-I-1'N.
Am -. kATHI IN
HTn.nn,
" 80
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a.-srsI l-a-. 80 Doe -,. TURKEY rei AMI
y.l.- prints. .4 Il-s-yr- ll.z. Ea--
hams. t-ae i7a=- 1a.-;-s'
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r-5 ,i.rs - ft.- ..f g-! f-arEe.s. -auay warner.
msr;aas, s.uaras. rian and figured suPerars and common
c.2;ts ia1i-.' -trt" .-;-, grE>. -,..1 a-' L.ss - rs
s5.ais-i. r.s.E. a1ug t-..-i aa,l.G pam flss fame, ahlte
fam. eray "2-.-a %fa.i-[ s. e. - ~ ''y : :
shirts cotton 'T'a's'''-,' IL -->'- - ~
-. 80.
r. -. zs-.+.f iars.. ,-..,s sai srs..
Z. u.-a.5as-e-s5r e--s-sr.r-. pate. spun,
cas-. ron 81 L.. "a So. e95l-r, aaras,
- t--rt. r-- i- -r- 49, M = -1-z.--.. Fsrs
C,----.- 1--WE F-ss ry-, is.--. plane s-ra..
ca, - 49, 80 a-t.I a-1c- 55l...-s.
S,v,I Stora.
Han 70 Ines. b.s.el Ha--l OIL. spirits f,lrp=1tiae.
a. canvas a-'.L -a-r-, $500.
"a. - rt.s- hooks
- r--.f-- ---s
R-dpa;hs r4:-a; pump : with fy wheel
c.,s, .he,:,,a- ag,.r. y - q So e..
Casks clupas.lgl nails. assorted sizes.
r~o,.
Cas- E1-Hsh hsc.1. DO 90 hams IS II ea--se'
Gases pie fruits. .a,!as lai jams. asst1-
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Goal.
A NOAL,I
JAIL
COALi

COAL oo,,,
GOAL At 1925 PER ToN224o pounds Superior quality
Devered nee or charge in any part the CITY,
10 so per ton-2,240 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
nno. NJ w Coal and Wood Dealer
oihce-N W corner Pratt and Fremont streets
W. n corner Park and Fayette streets
"hari-ioot Eutaw street
KINDLING wOoDl
k n ny Sa M6 REeS .t
thee tS Ecu GkNT '' than
Park and Fayette streets
NIOODl WOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
Light street. or other wharve gal in the city
oaloe-P PsrE and and Free Fremont streets
- CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
american Companys and other mines the Georges Greek
valley constantly for sale by the cargo Or car load
ap2l,u silUEh xcb.ns q b. s,.s
4 ,OAL.-Cumberland Coal of the best quality
Srom the American Company's and other mines in the
Gaeo Tge GreeS valley for shipment from Baltimore or
Exchange Place. mhI4tf
CARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
family C GGa in n sTe An kssn f
s " ''' 70 Il %AS 81 BS9I ffsesa bGepAE
fes-H cor. McEldery's wharf and Pratt street
rOAL OIL
brated Excelsior Coal OIL prepared to fill orders at
manufacturers Prices and solicit the atientien Of dealers
d9n Corner of Pratt street and Buchanans wharf
| S00 TONS B ALTI MORE COMPANY'S
oooLUMP COAL fer GH fals By E,1voR Sol. ,s.nt
| dIn s. Second street, near the Post Office.
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gnnlbtr


I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-5O, 900 it.
- and 81 Hemlock Fencing 10000 feet Hemock Jost
ash Cherry and Poplar Plank and Oak Cherry and Poplar
ScantDg 100000 white and red Oak StaveS 10000 Sugar and
Molasses Shocks; 2QO0 shaved hhd Hoops; 2OO0 shaved
Flour bh Hoops. Bill stuff cut to order For sale by WM
s. CROSS, East Falls and Eastern Avenues mh29
I UMBER' 1,ras.
FLOORING, &c, &c
We invite the attention of all parties engaged in building
to extensive stock of
L LUMBER,
which offering great bargains approy
paper. CARSON, ZIMMERMAN Il Co,
mh9lm West side Union Dock
UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
just landed and for sale at our wharf:
l5OMO No. HEART SHINGLES
lOO,000 Heart and Sap
.ToOO feet = and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
large lot OF Oak and Ash Timber for Wheewr ghts
Others AIS" every variety Building Material all OF which
we offer at west market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN a co,
West side of Union Dock,
ap7-u adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
100 000 FEET WALNUT LUMBER
OOsOOOA choice lot Of g and inch Boards
Also Flank from X inches 10 inches, witt all kinds of
Hard Wood Lumber. JOS THOMAS 4 son,
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3uoks ana Stationery.

80oEs and Sati0nfrp.
MURPHY CO.-BOOKSELLERS PUB
IVA IISHERS, PRINTERS,
ST4TIONE
MARBLE BUILDING, 1S2 BALTIMORE ST
s7-tf BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL +. TURNER.
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Has ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 u S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WIRE
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS Ruled and Plain in verv great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY Of every Descriptions for Office and
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
&c, &c.
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the best makers EFT
Ten COPYING PRESSES PORTFOLIOS, PORTEMON-
NAIES, &c, &c.
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do a., &c, all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS Wilde well to fe22tf
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STORAGE will be taken in warehouse I26
% smfhs wharf, at moderate pricesYApply to KNOX 4
d30-tf
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Ral! A0aGs.
scEss wv - st - FEST AND SOErd
. Ea WESTERN

Ia Es5SssssSs-1 WESTERN
~fss @FG-HR% MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Cars leave Calvert Station at 80 A NJ and 3 F. Nj.
iDr keSersown Leave Reisterstown for Baltimore u
and l0.45 A. NJ.
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at s A II connect.
with 1915 train. Waiting for train from Baltimore re
turns to Westminster, arriving 730.
rs Omnibus from Manchester A. NJ TO- IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
days to Manchester on the arrival of the $50 train from Bal
timore.
apl6 If IRWIN ~
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"a gOIi
between the Depots the Route ~ - ''.'k'
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable ppLt, s
on the Bay steamers, and privileged TO Ian o,r m
at any POINT ana resume their trip by daylight
and Philadelphia by this Line will have tier hagyos
checked from those cities to cay BOATS from wij,a, Il
will be checked to different points South '' ~
For further information and Through Tickets (Which are
good oy the Bay or Mail lne applyin NEW YORK mt tn
Golnpanys Great Southern Railroad Gfcr. ,Irrqe
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street. NJ Pracr
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office foot OF Co}tn
street or at 229 Broadway barclay strct ahy
The Astor House In PHILADELPHIA at the COMPANY
once r. W. corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets. oT
AZ me Depot Broad and Prime streets And in ia lTI
mUh at The Ohce Baltimore Steam Packet Company tcdt
or mon Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
Inc large and cOmmodious, new and beautiful STEAMER
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, reDlete with eyer, ,,n.
Fort and convenience, have been added TO the Linz RI
Line being now composed OF the splendid steamers iOUISi
ANA, Capt g. Russell and ADELAIDE Cautain las
modatiOns " '' '''''I
The Norfolk OF Bay Line steamers will leave the ,c,r
nyS wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CUECORn ETEIfT
Il.Ilr SIttLln1 rsnNnu ID
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ESSE - CARRIA GES.-We have on hand at
49, OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSIT1RV
P1 o. C me largest and hest nts Of Ak
hlA"fS 70 ne found in the city. Persons in want Of -
RACES are invited TO call ard examine our STOCK as We @
determined to sell at as low ana on as acc
terms as any other establishment " '''Nii'""''"E
;o-, MULLMYER K HUNTER
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Tail0rs.

rASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
~ No 3S EAST BALTIMORE STREET, High.
447 WEST BlLTIMORE STREET, near Pearl.
The undersigned having the great evil extended
credit system, has resolved to change entirely manner
OF transacng his business from injurious credit system
to
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM,
by which he well afford to sell at than
heretofore hoping that his old patrons and the public will
sustain him in doing business this plan.
Always on hand a stock OF
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The Norfolk OF Bay Line steamers will leave The Comm;
vs. wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD %TEEfT
ST OFFICE OF MONUMFKTA

- @1N, NItAW II Q IUNTANl
order are now prepared to every description Of Ir
and har0or towing at the shortest notice
the Company's Boats are as follows
Steamer TiGRESS, Captain Luke L-agu5
NJ, Steamer liONESS, Captain A II ltagns
me commanders are experienced masters and ever, AZ.
Antee SlVsn Tor the safety Of vessels in their charg H.
rates OF o~age will he made reasonable For further ini
matGn apply to the Captains board, OF the agent
.,,., WI. Il. BOLTON
-,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform friends customers and
The mnbc that am now constantly in the receipt OF
BUTTER,
EGGS,
, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers hudSekeepers and families will to their in
efet TO call as my arrangements in the cnuEry such
rs 10 enable me to furnish these articles upon the
derate and accommodating terms
hF Country Produce sold on commission, and the high
est cash advances made on consignment.
ii. s MANNING,
IL G. ,mden street, and
Jaliu lob Franklin street
| EAT TOBACCO.
II HAVANA,
YARA,
SEED LEAF
In store and for sale by
5000 SEEMUIIER & SONS,
Eve
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~ 0. GURTER,
~ No. 81 SOuTH GAY STREET
AGENT FOR
Messrs Peevaisin Freres "a Rochelle \
Messrs ]. Faure 4 Co.'s Cognac SBRANDIES
Alfred Morton Bordeaux \
Also MeSsrs. de st Andre Co Ay Champagne Spark
li:g Wine. F
Will transmit orders for the above for parties esr
ing to import the same, which will he carefully eXecu-
leu AT ule lowest market prices. ap2lm
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. CHARTS

N,ur1o,r ann e,,r,,,r,, - BOOKS,
GLOBES
rs THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ApOvE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " '
PETER WAITHER
7nW. Tratt
BLUNT, New York 49, fao,t
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STEAMBOATS,.

IL. FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
pFKsH-< POINT, YA)-The steamer "BFIvI-
4FTERNGGInl,N says Light street wharf on SATURDAY
For frei9btS or NaAl, April 2lst, at 3oclock.
dations, apply to having hhe state Room accomoda
ap2N2t j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
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d. FOR THE SOUTH

FOR THE SOUTH
So DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. PAL, ,pFI
PHlA and BALTIMORE VIA the
r., ,-,,,,.,r,- ..BA LIN >
TON Augusta, RALEIGlt, CHARLUTTE CORK II
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND
~ NEW ORLEANS
FALL AND WINTER APRANCFyv>F
DAILY, leXccpt Sundays viz
BAY LINE, AZ SEA BOARD * ROANOKE RsfItf,au
ma TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED pLsrIz
The Schedule being arranged that The ir, l,
ONO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from Ivy
NEW YORK To TEIDUN \
THROUGH TICKETS
From New ORR to Norfolk and Portsmouth A., j.. 81
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EmAn4p4r-~S GhEAT
SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWFSTFRN
FREIGHT ROUTE '

DALI MufE} GlTY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA ,K>Oy
AND INF INF + : R Rp FFEnM 4 i Tenn,
n IHf i steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEiVi6ERE are
NY sSaT TI4g baltimore EVERY TUESDAY, TIIiPS nIV
ana SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ocIock for or. H "a
~ coRnectlng with the South Side Railroad 70 I U
u Memphis, and Intermediate towns bai
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDIT TTSIlS| "eihR
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m -, -, bFoI KUJTE FOR FRFIGUT
10 all important points in Southwestern Vim;
Gama and Mississippi ~ '"pein PART Ala
Goo9s TecePted for through to any Of the ahove p,,
TOT luIther IN iormaton rates and time to the s t
ions on the route, apply to $3.50 " '' ''' ei'' S'l
- i. BRANDT Jr
aplG-tf '' N " u lg p! company,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
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nstfas wdbtenp Der Slap 8rtliGfeit uuanaineio
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pa'nme o,e' FUR cine irrr Srlney,ctt ( cine he.
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10 munen tth et nrrren Gar GrG rtp,rn t,aue.
men, lfltit tie 98irtbc III ipieien.
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0en Str'rn Ncu9irriaen eintt une auasitaunt.
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mas in stni9en Nrteu Der IilG lem mt,r, 10
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unlsrrS l&Dnsn Capitol @artnS nennrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-14
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Artist, Painter in Frssco, En~austic and Oil.
Yr'ras 8pbnunaeu. Sifsn,litt @stduce: Sir
den, SetelS nno Saatn w,rcsu luis @elhmad.
rpults cseorirt.
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uni ptrsrlrst in Sejmiaste. 8Iasacn. Slpuers.
S6jtc:r (Sign's) unr isrr Nrt Don Ornamental.
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in erm Nnbau hrs T;rsiu. Staatcu GapitclS an
9~Salbin9!cn, mo or nlbs au 4 Sabre ais fr,Sccs
paint'r untsr rsr direction vpu CAPT. Ntci1e
nne e+pt. BranIiin a~mArff'ut aCmc,n.
OrcrsS mNeen entNcleuasncnmcn in friner
eSebnunS' %rcarItr., iriihtn &c TIN u. 2t II
SftaRc. an Der Gle rcr item unp 8rcaelr. unr
seitsrtrr 80, &ihmpur, ia.
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