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THE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1879.

The Publisher takes pleasure in announcing
that The Gazette, for 1873, viii he more than
ever newspaper for the people. II will be his
aim 90 constantly strengthen its corps OF writer's,
increase its news facilities and enlarge its sphere
Of activity As heretofore it viii be first-clafs
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posed 20 all mon0polies and the incorporating
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national affairs. II will be the unyielding ad-
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ron SALE.

II win sell about 20 ACRES ofthe Cherry Grove
A. Farm located IN the 7th election dissriet, upon
whieE theys i small Eew DW ELa1ING HOUSE,
some 0UT-H0gSES and q young ORCHARD.
About one-shird Ct the Land il in wood The
above land lies on . valuable creek in which
many oysters coula he seeded and adj0ins the
farm Of X. b. TippetT. For terms, ETC., apply
TO SARAH A. LONG,
Feb -, 1sTe-ly. Nilestown r. o. Nd
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Nessrs. E9itOrs Please announce J0HEB
AsEt-I.. Esq., as a candidate for the position oi
RegtziCr .pE Wills or ST. Nary sconnty az tie
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sept "a, 1879 The People
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0af Eapef PsosVhatss are prepared Tor slf
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HENRY DUvALL 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors Of the Paiuxent Brand Of AM
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DIRECTORS:
3. III. Carrhy. Of Noah Walker a Co.
]. ID. Langley Com Merchant, BALTIC.
II. ID. Anderson, Of Anderson a Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
Hon. George Brent, Court of Appeals.
George p. Jenkins, Charles county.
], n. sBalIenger, ST. Eary's couuty.fF i
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the increase Of It's business. IN . few
Years il viii rank sneng the largest In
sufanee corporations in Marylands .
craait and benefit 70 all, and Al honor
t0tbe State.
nEN e. 1s73-tf.n
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II AvINGiocased myself IN Balti-
IL u more, at ~ Hanover Street, four
doors from Lombard, Z respectfully So
Heit continuation Of the liberal pa
tronaee that I have received heretofore
from the citize.ss OF s. Marys I shall
endeavor TO execute my work in the best
utanner and upon the NEST tliberalterms,
I shall visit the county at different Pc
riods of the year, whea due notice will
be given. -
Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMUNDS.
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