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Later Still!

=, oUDoN s. SNoAD, beg leave to
sE9 inform the Inhabitants of Joliet and The
public in general. that they have opened and filled
the Store formerly occupied by B. & T. Allen &
Co. few steps moth Of the National Hotel, No.
y Merchants Row, where they intend to keep a
general assortment OF Family Groceries. Previs-
ions q Fruit-also, Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
IN their season. which they intend to sell cheap.
The Inhabitants of Joliet and pu bic in general
are respectfully invited to call and examiae for
themselves.
r. d. LOUDoN. n. sNoAD.
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New YORK, Oct. l9-P. NJ.

Steamer Missouri Photographed.
Breadstuffs active and firm. Pork
sells freely at ID Scala rs. Favorable
speculative movement.
Via Havana, late dates have been re.
ceived from Vera Cruz.
Scott has issued circular to the citi.
zens of the several States, inviting them
to send deputies to negotiate a peace.
Gen. Scott had despatched $50 men to
take Tobasco.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-26

ENLOUR, constantly OH hand at
u LoupoN & SNoADs.
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NOTICE.

all Persons icho are indebted to Il. c..
DUNCAN, By Note or Book Account are re-.
qtested to call and settle the same by the first
day Of Noren,ber nert. lfnot attended 10 By that
time they tciH I've left an the hands Of a proper
officer for COLLECTION. r. C.. DUNCAN.
Joliet, September l4th, l647.
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HE LAINESs-A few patterns left os those
beautiful 6 Mousseline de Lains from Ii. Sd
to IS. per yard. WooD's CASH STORE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-26

"ROUT AND MACKEREL of the hes
Il Quality at LOUDON & SNOAD'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-26
NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has just returned from the East
and is now opening at his Store on Bluff ST., his
FAIL & WINTER
Stock Of Goo;is consisting part of Broad cloths,
Pilot Cloths, Fulled Cloths, Casmeres, Satinetts,
Sleeps Grey, Ken. Jeans, Linseys, Red, White
and Canton Flannels, Woollen Shawls, Hosierys
Threads. Alpacas, Coburg cloth, Oregon and
California Plaids, Mouslin de LANES, Menimac
aud Fancy Prints, Ginghams. Vestings, Sheet
ings, Shirtings. Blue aad White Drills, Ticking,
Bagging, Hickory, Diaper, wicking. Carpet warp
and Yarn. a good assortment Of School Books,
Groceries, CrockeTy. Hardware and Nails.
The above with host Of articles 100 numerous
to mention will be sold as low as they can be
purchased lOesf Of Ruffalo-can and see.
Joliet, Oct. 90, lS47. C CLEMENT.
dATIN BONNETS.-A few .. those Eleoan,
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OsgOOd's India Oholagogue, Fosgate's

Anodyne Cordial, Wynkoop's Tonic, Sands,
SagsaparilIa, Dalley's Pain Extractor, at
noyt0 WOODRUFF,S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-26

SE1A VISA fine assortment of wollen
shawls for sale cheap az WOODS CASH SroRE
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TO ALL TO WHoMIT ma HcoMCERN

STRAW TICKING, IA wide can be had
u cheap at WooD's New STORE.
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DORR, OF the best quality,
at LoUDoN & sNoAD,s.
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REDUCED PRICES!

TINE stock of Summer Goods now on
Il hand consisting of Dress Goods, .Sharls,
Bonnets. Par0sols, and great variety Of Ifops,
will be sold ut greatly reduced prices ut
Jnly lS, lS47. LOVES
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-10-26

Bulls Sarsaparllia-The best
OF Sarsaparila ever made for sale at
the o. Drug Store by w. BOWEN.
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PAINTS & OILS, A good supply con
stanily on hand at the lowest rates al the P o
Drug Store,
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RON AND stella large assor tment con-
Il sissing of all sizes, shapes and qualities for
sale -by E. P. DUNHAM & co
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HARDWARE, Heavy and Shslf,-a large
Ii and complete assortment for sale cheap al
the JoLET HARDwARE SroRE.
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NALL and see beautiful article Of Childrens
~ Worsted Hoods, stockings, Salisbury Elan
mel, &c. at WILCOX'S.
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oATIN BONNETS.-A few of those Elegant
y SHRED Satin Boanets yet unsold at
WonDs CAsH SToRE
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GRASS sCYTHEs. HAY FORKS
Scythe Snaths, Rakes, end other farming tools al
July IL, l847. LOVES.
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ALL persons indebted TO me by note or book
account, are requested 70 call and settle the
previous to the FIRST day of November, otherwise
they will pass into other hnnds, who will have
leisure 30 callupon them personally and make
their wanrs known. J. A. MATTESON.
Joliet, Sept. 20, lS47.
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- 00A POUNDS from to 7 inch Boa,
AsVOIF Spike for safe cheap at the JOLT
let Hardware Store by T. p. d. & Co.
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60 A @H"
Just received and tor sale attheP o Drug Store
Sperm and Ta1lOw Candles and
Sperm Oil Just received at the p. o. Drug Store
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NC. ALLISTERS
FEVER & AGUE PILLS aad OINTMENT.
at the i. o. Drug Store,
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O. Leghorn & Florence Bald Bonnets hae<a
- Velvet do do
Childrins Straw & florence braid do
for sale at LOVES.
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TIME largest, cheapest end most fashionable
II lot ofGinghams, Worsted Plaids, De Lains.
and Cashmeles, can be found on Bluff st. at
Z. WILLOWS.
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and Boys Caps Of the laies,
~ fashion, for sale at E. WILCOX,S.
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Hk Boxes New Raisins or sale at
LOVES.
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EMPORIUNf OF FAsHIONl

HNHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
citizens OF Joliet and vicinity thathe has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PHlLA-
DELPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared to
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Shap-under the sign of Emporium of FASH
ion,n Bluff. Street, JOLiet, M; ~ Tyr
+. NICHOLSON.
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TORDUROT. "A piece Of the genuine old
~ fashioned Bang up-Cord or Corduroy, for
sale at WOODS CASH SToRf
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II INEN BAGGING, foI sale at
- WooD's CASH SvoRE.
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Willis SrEwARr,l Trustees ofthe
JOHN J. SMITH, Ter0s Emigration
w. &. PkTERs, and Lind Company
Louisville, Sept. lst l647.
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OFFICIAL,


land, TO Bremen, Germany.
THE arrangements for regular conveyance of mails TO
peted, that the WASHINGTON the first steamship of the
line, will leave New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven
on tuesday, the first day of June and, also, the
first day OF each second month thereafter.
1t IL expected that the second steamship viii be
depart in the of the season. the first day eacb
intermediate month, thus furnishing a monthly mail in
each direction. Oh The commencement Of the monthly
rangemcnt, due notice will be given.
POSTAGE.
The inland postage TO the city of New York. well ms
the postage by steamer from New York, be
ON all available matter to be conveyed by this e excepting
that addressed to Bremen to places which said
is included in this exception To Bremen and to the
points supplied through that office, unpaid
be sent; postage to be collected at Bremen
The rates of postage established by the of March g.
St 10 provide Tor the transportation of the mail between
the United States and foreign countries are, the above
route, iolowsi
Upon all lerers and packages not exceeding one-hali
ounce IN weight, twenty -four cents one half i'm
for every additional half ounce fraction ounce f-
teen cents.
Upon each newspaper, pamphlet, and price current,
three
Inland postage in all cases. to be added whenever the
m after is transported by mail within the United States.
The following is the fourth section of the act above
toned
lind Be further enacted That ii shall not be lawful for
any person 10 carry or transport any letter, packet
paper printed circular price current Except
papers in and intended Tor circulation in the
try to which such vessel may be bound board the
ss that hereafter the United States mail
vson penalty OF five hundred dollars is hereby imposed
10 be recovered by presenmen 10y normaton guitar,
actonone-ba Tor the OF the nformer and the
half for the use of the Post Office Department"
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Posr orrIcs DEPARTMENT April 30, ls7
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April I2-tlts
NIARsHAI,S SALE.

N virtue Of writ Of Vindioni erpoas issued out from
the clerks Office Of the the District OF Co.
amb,n for the county of Washington and directed
shall expose to public sale for cash. Wednesday the
'Z day OF May next at the front door OF the
SAID county. at o'clock p. the follow ing property, viz:
Lot NO 3d. in square A. in the city of Washington
ing 70 feet on Sd street wes and containing $500 square
feet. y 80 -
Lot NO S in square A. in said city, fronting % feet on
pennsylvania avenue, containing q I75 square feet
Lot No. 81 in square A. in said city, fronting Is feet
fennsylvanIa avenue, containing 3405 square feet.
Lot No. 36, in square A. in said city, fronting 2J feet ON
50 street west, containing $500 square feet with i'm
seized and levied upon as the property of Henry T. Rie
ma SOLO 70 satisfy udicals No. to OctobeD term, l347
favor of Thomas Sewall =
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April i2-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia
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planned that the properly Of EACH person wu he respected
and that IN ihe troops of his command need anything
the value oil II VIII DO paid, AT its just price, wh m pune
maliy. II
He pledges himself in like manner, that the American
troops VIII ,uns promptly every excess colnned either
He assures again all good citizens that we war only
against the army and not against individual citizens VINO
unarmed.
For this, only, that any Mexican should
take up against his country, but that of actual
lie shall remain neutral, II nor the contra
H be expected that We shall respect the rights oil those who
take up against
ALEXANDER w DONIPHAN,
Commanders IN Chief.
Ii seems that the MeXcans after their defeat at Sacra
meuo, did not venture TO stop in the city Among the
first to from the battle hed was the governor An
gel Tras, whose proclamaons IN III Faro were full OF
pledges drive the invaders from the soil, or die III the
attempt He is said 10 have returned to the city before
the fight had fairly commenced stating that the Amerl-
cans were evils and could not be resisted
FL Faro, just before the battle, gave a clrcumstanal
account OF the movements OF Captain Illusions company,
composing Col Mitches escort and OF the main army
under Donphan Ii described, with great accuracy, the
number OF men, how each company was armed, the
caliber of each piece of artillery &c II said that the
news OF the instruction in New Mexico had produced
lnesoulon IN ranks, and that the persuasons OF
kifker alone induced our army to move forward Inc
MeXcans probably led by such representations to
suppose that men dismayed and could be easily
beaten.
1t seems, however, that Col Doniphan was well in
formed OF every movement of the enemy and left Ell
Paso knowing Just what force he should meet although
he did not anticipate easy victory The battle lasted
three hours.
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Important Sale,

l
! VIE CAIHARlNE FURNACE, with dwelling; 4,64s
acres ofland, containing iron ore, well wooded fix
bactsniths TOOLS &o &c. With everything REQUISITE for
complete iron manufacturing establishment--On Tues
premises that highly valuable properly known as the Cath
rne Furnace with all the land attached thereto fixtures
1ut.houses forming as whole complete manuac ,-
eng establishment, with and desirable family resi-
aence auached and situated in country unquesona-
oily healthy sany other in the Union The principal items
embraced Ti st y! in the proposed sale follows,
yivania State Of Virginia, 10 miles from the of Fred
icksburg mile from Swift Run Gap Turnp ike Road and
oo Ths built by Mark McAee in the year 1887
is w his eet square at the base, 10 Get across the
Casting house 30 feet wide 80 feet1ong wiha shed on
each side 20 feet wide ai,a =, % Tee, long
sheds sides, and an engine OF i4-horsc power
Bridge-hsuse, SO feet wide, Al feet long.
Coahouse part stone, 30 feet wide, 100 feet long, with
oiIce boarding house for workmcn ball house. pate rn-
nouse, smokehouse, and blacksmiths shop patterns,
ption OF shell shot used by the general COVE
nen; valuable set of brass pot patterns stove pattes
Is mules and horse, wagons carts, &C., with gear
| blacksmith's tools
Stabling, ample to ACCOMMODATE from ~ W ~ hoau OF
The dwelling house, stories, with rooms, kit chen
md all necessary offices, and houses for servants
The terms of sale will be one-hrd cash, the bala In
equal annual insalments secured as usual by deed
properly being perishabe good personal security VIII be
ceauired in addition to the deed OF trust
The property may be purchased at private SALE mnlhe
10th May, iS45 Alter that day, private offer VIII be re
eived il sold privately, notice will be given in all the
which publish this advertisemen so that per
sons residing distance who wish to purchase may be
s-,i sale will positively take place on the Isl
| June unless the above notice is given. -
Application for private SALE may be made DIR William
Y Wexford Frederick bug, Virginia. who is fully author
led TO conclude bargain; but information the subject
may be obtained from either Of the subscribed;
| ~' WIN. ". WEXFORD,
| Executor of John s. Wexford,
| ED III. CARMICHAEL,
| II. III. CUNNINGHAM,
| Trustee OF +. u. Dean, lr.
N B. There is now, the bank at the CathaIne fur
mace about 600 tons OF pig iron, OF the blast OF 1896 any
portion ofwhch will be sold TO the purchaser oil the prop
srty who may desire commence immediate operations
| March IL, lS47.--dltcpid
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MARsHAL's sALE-ln virtue OF writ OF TERI facia$,
lVl issued from the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
the District of Columbia for the county Washington and
me directed shall expose to public SALE for cash,
saturday, the Sth of May next, 10 O'Clock,
Steamboat wharf, the following property, viz:
The steamboat Osceoa, with her engines, apparatus fur
iure &c seized and levied upon The property OF James
Mitchell, and sold to satisfy udicals No to October
u said court, 1871, in favor of Thomas w. and Richard
" smith. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April 2S--ds Marshal of the District of Columbia
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FLORENCE's NEW HOTEL,

EUROPEAN STYLE.
rTNIiIS elegant Hotel open for the reception OF
i travellers The proprietor solicits visit ON those
whose business pleasure call them the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed to be conducted upon
the European system, and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements.
Vsers all times procure apartments with with
board. Those who may wish TO take their meals in
the Hotel do so in private apartments OF great beauty
in the public Restaurant saloon Of elaborate and costly
magnicencc (probaby without equal on the continent
OF America,) and upon economical terms
The proprietor tlaiers himself that his house viii be
found upon trial least equal to any known establishment
in point OF elegance, economy, and desrabllity.
The kitchen is under the direction of American French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr,
April 3o-i3n, Proprietor.
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Rose Hill for Snlc.

mh THE subscriber offers for sale this desirable and va
LA liable estate containing seven hundred and Sky
eight acres the residence of the late Mr. Hay Taaiero
lying on the Rapidan river, in the county of Orange hs
miles north OF the Courthouse, fifteen miles from the ives
tern terminus OF the Louisa milroad. Gordonsvc, an
h ry-our or five miles above the town of Fredericksburg
Is not often than estate is in market possessing
many advantages IL Is productive, healthy well-watered
and IN good neighborhood convenient to two God man
uactrng mills, grist-mi and saw-inils and should e
hapnn river be opened, of which there is but little doubt
us value WIZ be greatly increased. The Improvements ~
on ms aIln are very desimbecon listing of commodou
dwslng-honse all necessary houses and good barn
anu stables al OF which in good repair II !,
ueslfape 10 sen III privately and persons requested
ylst and examine IL but should II not be sold 6y Thurs
Jay Tue zoh OF May next it Will then be offered for ss
on me premises to The highest bidder public auction
upon accommodating terms, which viii n q made
known.
n b. sale is made privately before the 10Th Of May,
erred In my absence, to Lewis b. Williams, Orange
Courthouse. ID hIcF THORNTON.
April l3-cpIm
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BORT, Madeira, and Champagne wines--South side
L Madeira wines, "Symngton's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice OF the grape
Do low-pnced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods all under custom house lock, and
will be delivered pure imported Samples and prices
at my office. STANlSLAuS MURRAY,
April 2--1aw8v MI
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L are entirely new, built Mt the morrill, OF cedar anu
ak and finished in the best One is Skill nat
uottomed is feet long and furnished with pairs Of
scus and brass row-locks The other Is shooting or hs-
my boat IL feet long and washboad decked, aud Furnish
I'd sail spers souls, &c. They will be sold low, IN
consequence having time use them In
lure f. w Fuers drug store, corner oil Pennsyivsnia
VENUE and 18th street May 3-dIw
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J'XCELLENT FURNITURE AND VERY SUPERIOR
II WINES, BUGGY AND HARNESS, at auction.-On
Monday next, the 10Th inst, ii o'clock shall sell
at the residence of Col Pile, the Tenay road about
mile above Georgetown, the balance OF his household
urnimre amongst which several very superior feather
beds, mattresses, &c, marbe-top sideboard and pier
table, dining tables, bedseads, bureaus and chamber
uture; very handsome English china dinner set, with
other articles oituniture and OF kilch-
furniture
Also, 80 dozen very superior Madeira Wine, imported in
1924 for his private doz. Port do; doz Claret
do. 10 doz Barbados rum, distilled in 1924 for his
private use; good buggy and harness. NC Terms at sale
May cd ROBT w. DYER Auctioneer
S,UGAIs AND nIOLASsEs NJ Auction.-On Friday next,
~ the 7th nst IL O'clock f. ~ A. Ii. Dodge's wharf,
the cargo of the schooner Delaware, from New Orleans,
consisting Of
SO bids. prime sugar
200 bbls. prime molasses.
EDW. S. WRIGHT, Actioneer,
MaY 5--tds Georgetown.
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MORE New Goods just received-The subscribers
Vl have received per eastern express, an Important
addition III ir stock of fancy and staple goods which
they invite the attention of purchasers.
20 pieces entirely style bereges
10 do do do Scotch baIzarnes
10 do do silk granadine
% do embroidered Swiss muslin
10 do linen brlllinieens, something new
10 do superior French Sins and lawns
50 do style gace silks
10 do wide gro dc Rhine and taheta silks
do checked India silks
do gingham musiins
20 do dotted and sttiped Swiss musins
do black satin. striped Hermann silks
do fine silk oilcloh
10 do linen lustre
do Foulurd silks
% do rich French worked capes
Is do do do chefnsets
80 do do do collars
Is do do do pocket handkerchefs
% white and coored Canton Grape shawls
20 rich twisted silk do
p do berege do
- do berege scars
80 pieces soft-tnisb Irish linens
do plain black and s1tin-suiped bereges
do black satn-strped Hermann silks
20 do black and drab alpaca
100 do plain and plaid white cambrcs
100 do plain and striped white Swiss muslins
Also every description OF hosiery, gloves handkerchief
April 25-d2wlf P. II. BOOE & co.
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MORE New Goods! New Goods! New Goot,s!-Alad-
lNl A. Benedict, of New York, has received this
morning, april 27) by Adamss express box containing
elegant materials for dresses, beautiful drawn bonncts and
also the most approved French Her is
Pennsylvania avenue two doors OF St Charles Hotel
April 26-TulhF
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rTNEA, Tobacco, and Cgars.-29S half chests ea COM
l. prsing good assortment of eunpowter, imperial,
young hyson Pouohong and ooong Pouchong, from low
grade fine.
lS boxes manufactured tobacco, lbs and SIS, various
brands and prices, some very cheap and good
100000 Havana, Principe and rcgalia cigars.
Samples my office, and will be offered lower prices
than ever known before in this city, liberal credits.
May 3--eodlw STAINS MURRAY
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SNEUSANT Man mt Auctton.-On Saturday next at l.
y O'Clock M. shall sell, my auction store,
man. aged about forty years, slave for life
Nav I'D r. w. DYER, Auctionecr.
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ia FOR RENT,a large and convenient three story
EiiJ brick house. with back building all in complete or
&E der with marble mantels, and large dou BILE lot, with
garden situated Capitol HILL adjoining the residence OF
A. Dowson, esq, near the north Capitol gate Inquire of
.t..gs r.. s.s 7. PEPPER,
April 29-3tawtfIf For the heirs
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Hy X. ". DYER, .sMcftomecy

VXTAsEINGTON and his Generals, by Headev author
w of" Napoleon and his Marsals." Just published. Ia
Mayo +. TAYLOR.
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BOARDING..

Mrs. STETTlNlUS hrving several pleasant
wi occupied accommodate families single gentle
men with board. The situation is very pleasant and de-
srable for IA summers residence louisiana avenue
nearly opposite the City Hall
May 6--6eod