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- -. !, Aneriea likes peanuts, and

Fverv boy in America likes peanuts and
ri ver~ few Of them know where they
come from. They can be grown IN almost
everybody's yard, but they flourish IN North
Carolina Upon the sandy lands IN the
aeie,I,horhood of Cape Fear, they raise from
fffeen TO seventy-fve bushels to the acre
Al the price of one dollar per bushel. it
proves q profitable crop. The cultivation
Of ii Is easy-first the pillow, then the sweep
and wedding hoe The vine makes an eX-
cellent food for cattle, and is equal to the
best Northern hay. From the nut Is press
cd a valuable oil which is Of peculiar value
from the fact that it does not gum 1t Is
used in the preparation Of medicines, toT
burning purposes, and has been introduced
as a cOndiment ia salads such and 50
varied and important are the uses 70 winch
this simple product IS devoted.
This paragraph, evidently taken from a
Northern paper, contains much valuable
information, but does not exhaust the sub
iect 1t should have been added that the
peanut. which is about as much Of a nut as
rDn-corn, is known in its native country as
the qooBer and was much sought for during
the war by the soldiers from that region
called "goober-grabblers. Indeed they
never fought better than with q COOLER
patch in their rear; then they felt at home
OF. as they say il Massachusetts, to hum.
Take them out of sight Of their favorite vine
and they would struggle. Ia Georgia once
a regiment that had been for months de
privcd of their beloved vegetable, broke into
a.loyer field, tore up the wines" and found
nothing. "Wen, boys" said one "In be
burned if this don't get me. They are
He-goobers; they don't bear nothing
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FRUTT.-Fears were entertained that the
most which we had about 10 days ago. had
killed the fruit. Citizens from differen por@
tons ofsthe county, report that they think
the frost did no injury whatever to the
fruit-Peoples Press, 18th.
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Mr. Gordon Cumming, whose marvellous
adventures in South Africa some twenty
years since gave him worldwide reputa
ton. expired at his residence at Fort Angus
tus, Scotland on the oath ultimo
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AN OPENING FOR PRODUCE DEALERS--Ihe
small farmers of Monroe and other counties
ia n. F. Mississippi, says the Sunny South,
are out Of corn. They have their crops in,
and have not corn enough To feed their fam
lies and stock until harvest; in fact many
of them are now out and cannot feed the
animals at the pillow. These men are small
producers, free from debt, and highly hon
oTablc. They want money;aud will be sat
isted with what viii barely grain their
animals and feed their wives and babes.
They will cheertully pledge the expected
crop to the party who viii advance enough
to enable them to make il, and give a lien
upon their land to secure the merchant
against contingent loss. The capitalist who
viii come among us with a few thousand
dollars, can invest it to great advantage and
secure popularity that viii in Itself be
worth fortune, and all without risk or
hazard
The party or parties who take advantage
of ':the situation" can control the market
in Northeast Mississippi next fall. Who
viii come to the rescue of the honest, in
dustrious small farmers of our section, and
Yet adhere to the maxim that Charity be-
gins at home r.
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Curtis, white man, and Lamkin, colored,
stole horses in Greene county, Ala, carried
them to Livingston where they sold them,
migrated to this city, and We're here enjoy
ing the frugaIity of their labors without
further incident till yesterday morning,
when the ex-sheTili of Greene county came
upon them arrested them, and carried them
hence on the : O'Clock train in irons. What
authority he had for removing them from
the State We did not learn, nor did any one
question. there being no disposition here to
iptcr,.o-, obstacles merely formal to the
speedy administration OF iustice.-Meridian
Messenger goth
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~ We learn from the Peoples Press that
the Masonic fraternity of fernando are
taking measures to rebuild their hall, which
was destroyed by the Federal soldiers in
1863
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nagerie, gave birth to a whelp on the Nu-
ginia and Tennessee railroad, last week.
As this American citizen of African do
scent was probably born i'm East Tennessee.
it ought to be named Andrew johnson.
There was once q Teuuesseeap who used to
be called the Old Lion of the Hermitage,
and be is another Of the same type.
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DIS EASES OF THE WOMB.

Dr. II. j. Holmes can accommodate few more
patients at his Infrmary Sheets, towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients Hacks
can be hadat Terry's Depot to convey ladies to his
residence, Spring Ridge Kinds county, Mississippi.
April 22d&w6w.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
NGE OF SCH d L L f.
ON and after Sunday - April. 1866, the FOLLOW
~ ing Schedule will take effect:
EAST.
Passenger Trains leave yicksburg A NJ;
90 arrive Meridian $40 p NJ
WEST.
Passenger Trains leave Meridian Cos, 4. NJ;
jackson 40 Z. M
arrive Vicksburg 30 A. NJ;
s-sS7Connectng with New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad at jackson, and with
Selma and Meridian and Mobile and Ohio Roads at
Meridian. K. G. SLAUGHTER,
April 22dtf Chief Eng and Genl Supt.
A. j. WHEELER, BRYSON,
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r BLEAKLEY q CO.,
WI OLES SALE GRO C E r S,
COTTON FACTORS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NOS. So Sc 60 o. and "a Poydras Street, corner of
" Poydras and TchOpitOdlas Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
- Al Cotton consigned will receive the per
attention of ar +. Girault, formerly with
the house of Wright Alen) who is specially charged
with that department of our business
GEO c. SEBASTIAN
will be found this house. ready to wait his old
friends apl 22dtf- @.
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Having received bF tae late arrivals large Sitek O.
Fse.h an NV DRUGS. in addi,isn TO the large as
sou TN N, hand, an prepared to supply the
large Aaa in.reAsing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH
The following Ariel comprise part ct my stock
Acids, all kinds. Alcohol,
Balsam Copabia, Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass Bay Rum,
Borax, Blue VitTiol,
Calomel Birthstone,
Cantharadies, Castor Oil.
Chloride Lime. Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated tye, Chloroform;
Cream Tartar, Copperas,
Indigo, Cutie Fish Bone,
Isinglass, Epecae,
Licoriee, Jalap,
Root, Lunar Caustlc
Madden, Mace,
Mamma Magnesia,
Musk Morphine,
Nutmegs Opium,
Quicksilver. Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tannin, Syringes
EPSON Salts, TuTpentlne,
Ether, Nitric Eff, Emery Flour,
Sulphurie, Emery ? and ;,
Gamboge, Extracts solid x AHid
Chamber Salts Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic. ground,
Benzoin. Ginger,
Shellack. Gum Assafpdita,
Myrrh Camphor,
Glvcerine. 4" Tragacanth,
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergamot, Herbs, fresh,
Cod Liver. white, Oil Anise,
dark, Cinnamon,
81 Olive, pts and q'rts . Croton.
Sassafras - Lemon,
Pepper. black. Peppermint,
Potash, Chl0rate, Wintergreen,
Putty. Pepper, Cayenne,
Saltpetre. Potassa, IOdide,
SIENNA, Rhubarb,
Soap CASTLE, Saleratus,
Sponge, Snuff,in Jars 4 bottles
Stun. Soda, Bicarbonate,
Soda, Sal, White Wax.
Varnish White Lead,
PERI merry
Fancy Goods, Stationery.
Combs, Brushes,
Cologne. Handkerchief extracts
Pomades, Flavoring,
Toilet Articles. Puffs & Powder Boxes
Soaps plain and fancy Patent Medicines etc
We welcome to columns again our old friend.
Dr. Humphreys and his specific IL mo, athic Rene
dies. We have known the Doctor for many years,
and know him conscientious Christian gentleman,
an IN aceou pished physician. We have used his
Specific ourselves and they used extensively
among friends, and free 90 say that hey are
all that they claim to be-invaluable Family Ne Il
ciues. All who have the pleasure of DR., HIS .Ae-
public unless it fully up the standard OF recon
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Commercial Hotel,
In insurance Company

The &c tn Semi A nnuai Statement of this CompA
ny is herewith submitted for your examination,
show Jag its condition
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FIRE ALARM
RELIABLE IN y n ~
SAFETY!
Fire. Life. Marine and Aeei"e"'S
D. \. BARROWS
AND
GEORGE A. SMYTHE,
1NsURANCE AGENTS, Jackson, Miss.

INSURANCE AGENTS, Jacksoh' HISS'
-, +,-
Every kind OF rlsk taheh a. % ~"
as consistent with ulialiins W. ~ r,,ra-
No competition VIII WIZ e. 9rlory or
rail feathers
Real, solid substantial insurance at
proper equivalent in the following Ola
well tried and neVeTlailns Pf Hartford
oapi'"i anu 4Ios. 10000
PHCkNlA insurance 10 -''i 90 ea0 ~
Capital and Assets $780, sl'ooco ~
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- Admiral seumcs passed down the
Mobile & Ohio road Wednesday on his way
home.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Having received by tae late arrivals large Stoek Of
Fresh an New DRUGS in additisn 70 the large as
sou TN hand, l now prepared TO supply the
large Aad ia.reasing vents Of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH
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April 81, 1866 4.
The attention of the members of the
Boards of County Police is hereby directed
TO the following extract from
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VIM. ] BROWN. If. jackson
A. B. DANCY, Canton.
WOOLFF & NORTON, Meridian
HALE, MURDOCH & PETEB, 0.
WIN. H. GILL, Gainesville Ala
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FFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE sIAI Z
JACKSON MISS.


How 10 WRITE Az EDToRrAL-The
thing is simple enough it is only a trick,
and may be illustrated thus: suppose the
time to have arrived that something must
be done, and you are editor. Tou take one
Of the latest papers-your own or some
other-aud scan It's columns in search Of a
text Alb, here is one-a Geographic ac-
count Of a car drivers rot in New York ::
NEw YORK. April 19-T There is consider
able riotng along the line OF the Third
Avenue road one driver Is supposed To
have been killed a torpedo late last night
was laid on the track and exploded danI-
aging o car The passengers narrowly IS
capped
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Reversible Feed MachIF'

oHers,o the Ladies' of Au,,,.Ip
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"a The Peoples Press learns that several
planters in De Soto county have suffered the
loss of horses and mules from buffalo gnats.
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A strong effort is now being made in Eng
land to break down the Russell Ministry, in
which the London Times is playing no Sc
cret part.-ENcb.
What part it is playing does not appear,
it may be Secretary OF State for Internal at
fairs. as the old institution OF printer's devil
is still r.tain.l in tho Timcs nlfice-
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~ The editor of the Yicksburg Herald
New Orleans at an unlucky time. Carriages
were just ont" and SD they did hot give
him any
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THE sI'EECHEs OF THE sECnErARrEs

The speeches Of the members of the Cabi
net-the ablest of them-the other night. at
Washington, is certainly another effective and
terrible broadside at the radical programme
as developed in the report of the Reconstruc-
ton Committee. The people will bring new
earnestness and new faith to the support of
the President, when men of such worldwide
fame and tried patriotism and ability reafirm
their faith in the Chief Magistrate, so persist
emily maligned, s. bitterly opposed in his
honest efforts to give peace and happiness to
the nation. In glancing at these Cabinet de-
clarations, we hardly know which most to
admire, the unanswerable arguments so logi-
cally put by Mr.. Stanton, or the hearty and
telling impromptus of Mr. McCulloch. II
these men, so closely associated with the
President day by day, do not know on what
to depend, it is certainly of little use for the
people to rely upon those who stand off at a
distance to cavil at and condemn the Execu-
tive at a venture, basing their assertions upon
partizan malice and disappointment, and talk
ing at random.
Let the supporters of the President here
take new encouragement from this episode at
Washington, and leave his assailants to get
over this effective blow the best way they can.
Unable to shake the confidence Of either the
the nations unity, they will after while be
driven into obscurity by the indignant public
sentiment soon to overtake them.
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The people of Maryland may rest assured,
that radicalism, as illustrated by Sumner,
Wilson and others, will never be satisfied with
anything short of the programme of the ''col-
ored lawyer who is their acGnt courier in
the attempt to bring about social equality.
And when their orators announce with an air
of eXultation that they Care not afraid Of hav-
ing the negro make himself their equal" that
is not the point when the tendency of every
thing they do, is to force not only Equality
before the Iaw'' upon the people Of the State,
but an intimacy, besides, thoroughly repugnant
to the masses of the people, and which only
the rich can escape. Well may they say they
are not afraid of this. Avoiding the street
cars, the ''people's carriage they can ride
in their own; and letting their children avoid
the public schools, they can place them in
classical academies" Let the people look
to this in time, for radicalism in fight of
thirty years has never yet lost sight of negro
equality, and never will; and what it has
achieved in Boston and Washington, will be
if it can be comprised by human ingenuity
and audacity, forced upon us here.
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HeILLIARDk! BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS.
Ae-l would call the attention of buyers to my new
improved T e p PATENT ~ COMBINATION CUSHIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be surpassed by any
giles and durability which sell at reasonable prices
with fine stock of Cloths. Balls Cues and everything
connected with the trade Orders by mail attended
to Of my factory. ls6 Fulton street. New York City
mhR-am W IT tIRTFFTTU
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SIlnw Your Pretty Tacea.

There is no need of following the example Of tie
Arab ladies, and mu1ling your face in big Tel A
lady has right to hide her beauty ia that manner
LEmai dc Paris counteracts the evil effects of
and air. Nothing else has ever been discovered that
dissolves the coloring matter on the skin known
freckles, tan morphew. The most scrupullus per-
son L Email without conjunction. 1t can be
applied st night and washed off in the morning when
it leaves the toughest skin clear smooth and of the
texture and color Of freshly polished alabaster.
'LEmail dc Paris" is the only skin preparation used
by Mrs. D. P. Bowers Miss Maggie Mitchell, Lucille
Western. Md'mo POnisi, Mile Vestvali, and other
celebrities 1t is sold by VIM. Fl. Read, AT Balti-
more street. and at the principal druggists and
dealers. mas eotjel
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gOAN GLENN & Cas.,
y REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
SO SECOND STREET. BALTIMoB

% SlLCOLN0 SIO4E1I LsALllAbhLv
Are prepared to buy sell and exchange Real Estate,
to rent Houses and collect rents borrow and loan
money, to attend to investments and other business
concerning trusts.
DWELLING FHOUSES.--On st. Paul, north of
Madison; on Monument, west Of St. Paul; on
Carey, near Baltimore; on Eutaw, north of Frank
lin; on Euaw, north of Madison; on Lexington east
OF Pine; on Saratoga, near Gilmer on Calhoun near
Lexington: on Pierce near ChatSworth
FOR hNI-four Country Places. well improved,
good locations and near the city.
Old FREDERICK ROAD.-For Sale or Rent q
handsome CQttare on the old Frederick road. ~.
miles from the city, II rooms, good out-buildings
fine shade trees and superb view Of city and river
with 10 acres Of land attached.
FREDERICK TURNPIkE.-1O acres on Cations
vile Passenger Railway, five miles from city, well
improved, good frGiJ and water. Price $40 $50
CATONoNILLE PR0PER.rY--Uountry Seats
Cottages and Farms, improved and uniInproved, for
sale or rent low.
FREDERICK ROAD-Eligible Building Lots from
to miles from the city, on tne Frederick road
FARMS For SALIF +ii font X, aprf . FiyeFc
in most Of the Counties Of Maryland and Virginia-
for sale low.
Apply 10 JOHN GLENN A. 90
mhit-u % Second street. Bait.
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ETCHELBERGER-RTCH the 9th of
April. by tho Rev. j. W. NJ. Williams Dr. L. s.
Eichilberger, of Gainesville. Md, to Mrs. Lizzie
Richstein, of this city.
FOLEY-CURRAN-On the 18th instant. at ST.
Jcseph's Church, by the row James McDeyitt IA
vd Il. Foley to Miss Cecilia J. Cprran, all of this
city
R0SZEL-DOWNEy.- the 18th instant. at tho
Third German Reformed Church, by the Rev. s. j.
Foulke, John IL. Roszel to Miss Laura V. Downey,
bath of This city.
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1r@p OFFICE Or, FEgE I.AsR&s. t,AENEE
bS COAL AND OIL COMPANY
A

n. L. CORNER OF SECOND AND SOUTH SseETs
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of
Stockholders in the Laurel Camel Coal and Oil
DIRECTORS to manage the business of the Com.
pany for the ensuing year. will be held at the Cont
panys Office, on MONDAY, June 4th. 1866, between
the hours of nine and twelve o'clock. 4. NJ
The transfer books will be closed on the 3lst of
May, aud remain closed until June 9Th, 1866.
The regular Quarterly Meeting OF the Directors
will be held on MONDAY, June 4th, 1866, at five
o'clock, ?. NJ, at the Company Office
my24-lOt* Secretarv
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JuST RECEGyED AT EEEE sETAg IL
E7FS@A=,. BURG HOUSE; % and 81 South Liberty
2fS45S street, n CHOICE lot OF GREEN
~ TURTLE which viii be served in SOUP
OF a SUPERIOR QUALITY THIS DAY, at II
o'clock also, fresh SALMON. the finest of the sea-
SON sold per pound served in steaks, to suit his
customers and others who may favor him with a call
InY2l I'm FRANK Il. O'C0NNOR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COAEkLEY BROS,


LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
my25-ly No. Is S. CALVERT ST., Baltimore, Md.
IN TEzE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAIlT1-
AMORE CITY-May Term 1SG6-Garitee ct. al. VS..
Butler CT. al.
Ordered that the sale made and reported by Court
ney a. Butler trustee for the sale Of the leesehod
property mentioned in the proceedings In the above
cause be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof, be shown before the fifteenth
day of June next. provided copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed In Baltimore,
III each of three successive weeks before the fiji
teenth day of June next.
The report states the amount of sales TO be coo.
SAMUEL NJ. EVANS, Clerk.
True Copv--Test:
SAMUEL ". EVANS. Clerk. my25 1aw3w*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTI-
X MORE CITY.-EHzabeth Lirpey, vs.; Mary Il.
Lippey and others-Ordered. this 24th day of
May, 1866, tbat the sale made and reported by
II. Edgar johnson, trustee, for the sale of the
ground on Walsh street, be ratified and confirmed,
unless to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day of June neXt,-Provded, a copy
of this order be inserted in some paper printed in
Baltimore city in each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day Of June next.
Tle report states the amount of sales to he $500.
SAM'L NJ. EVANS Clerk
True Copy-Test:
SAM'L NJ. Evans. Clerk. my25 law3w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DE7p .ELECTGON NoTEGE.-The first Annual
To- Meeting q The. Steekholders in the CON-
ton Of Board of seven Directors will be held at the
Office of the Company No10 South street Baltimore.
tween the hours of u o'clock A. NJ and i o'clock
7. N. JAMES I. GIVEN, Secretary.
rn1AlA - k
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BUZBY.-On the I'D instant in her 18th year,
Mary s., daughter Of David L. and Mary. NJ. Buzby.
D0DE-May 23l. 1866 Peter Dode aged Sc years,
a native Of Cape Francois, est India, but for TIC
last n years resident of this city.
TAGART.-0n Tuesday, the 22d instant, at Rock
ville in Baltimore county, Col. William Tagart.
..4EAt tRREz-At- Ealair.- on Tuesday. 22d of May.
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Hair Bye! H1air Isye!I-BACgELok's HAIR
DYE s the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Observation-Disclosures and reliable
PRODUCES splegGid black or natural brown-rei0b-
dies the III effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sod by al Druggists. The ger
inc is signed. ". A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street.
n ew York. feI-d&wly
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNpayy.l
No. SO Wall street, Coraer Of Hanover


NJ y" W dil olIecl, COIuer OF hanover,
- - o.,u,- . 49, New York, May &c. 1866. J
~ SEEGE TO SEOGhEEsbE4EbERE.-N office ia
1N hereby given, that the BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS at their stated meeting held this date unani-
mously adopted the following, viz:
Resolved, That a call for fifty go per cent in cash
payable on the first day of June, 1866, be and the
same hereby made the holders Of the scrip stock
OF record at the closing of the transfer books on
tho 25th day of May, 1866, at P NJ being fifty dol
lars S50) each share issued under the act Of 1866
to increase the capital stock of the company.
Reso we'd. That said payments may be made until
and Inclusive of the first day of August with interest
at per cent per annum from and after the said 1s
day of June
In accordance with the terms of the said serip
stock, the same with the amount paid thereon,
will be liable to torfe.u in default of payment on
or before the said LIST day of August 1856.
Certificates of stock will be ready for delivery on
the payment and surrender of the certificates Of scrip
stock, at the Company's office.
By order of the Board of Directors
my2l-i0t THEO. T. JOHNSON. Sec,v
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LEA TIER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
my25-ly No. Is S. CALVERT ST., baltimore. Md.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Butchers Dead Shot for Bedbuss

Kills upon touch curls them up as FIRE does leaf,
and remains of permanent effect. Try it. and sleep
in peace. Sold by all live druggists. my16-2dpeo1m
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MEXICO is famous for its exquisite flowers, beauti
full to the sight and delicious to the SCENT yet the la
dies of that nsuted land prefer the perfume extracted
by PENNEY from the EGYPTIAN LoTUs. VIM. II
READ, 147 Baltimore street, Agent. my25-1t
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z VALUABLE
EpUELDIXG LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

432x128 on St. Paul street.
226xl54 Calvert do
220xl30 Eutaw square.
74Xl5O Cathedral street.
5Xl25 Madison avenue.
5OXl5O Garden street.
4Sxl20 - NcCulloh do
5Oxl50 " W. Fayette do.
ALSO, lots on Ross, N. Charles, Saratoga, Repub-
lican, Fort Avenue, &c. &c. apply to
GEO. W. TINGES 4 SON,
ia22-eotf No.3 ST. Paul street.