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even ends of the pans vii be cut off, but the road bed
will be graded to them, and Tammed tight between all pro
ieeons making smooth finish,
A. The timber will consist Of the best hard heart yellow
pine free rom sap shake bad knots or other defects eacu
lated TO impair s strength or durability The Top pns viii
inches wide The seepeRs will be three inches thick nine
inches wde and of any length fifteen feet The spikes
will be the best six inch pressed boat.
The contractor will be bound TO furnish All materials. and
TO complete the road in ninety days after the pHsage oil he
contract and to keep in good order for ninety days after
has been received by the Surveyor.
Payment will be made as follows;
l. The Municipality portion in cash upon the completion
of each two Squares quarter being reserved until NINETY
ays after completion aud the proportion due by the properly
holders in bills against them, payable in thirty days after the
completion of the work. in cash. the contractor being subTo-
power to enforce payment.
[Signedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December 20, 1850.
[sgnedl A, q. CRossMAE, Mayor. -
True CODY; H. BIER, Clerk,
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GROCERIES, ETC.

A.E.-GOCRKAM o. CO..
81 7chOApit0lds Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and D
IN reot importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
have always ON hand
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS--50O bushels GEM.
me imported direct from Charleston;
FICS-10O0 drums smyrna, superior Eemes
RAlSIES-iH quantities TO suit puYchRsersi
AIlaOA LS-S0Q bales and bags soft 3hsled Almonds;
.-SHEiLED AIii1ONDS--2Q0 boxes in fne crdeFs
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-350
bags aud barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.--4o9 bags;
STARGH-AgenoY of Heth, Floyd Is Co.;
OLIVE QII5Qe baskets, pnts and quarts, Plagnoli''
SARDiNES-Wholes, halves thirds and quarter boxes
WINESMusoat, ClaYet, etc, in boxes Malaga, sweet
and dry; Port Wine, various qualities etc.;
BRANDIES-V Various qualities;
sBuTTER-Always on hand. supply yest st. Louis
4 ORANGES and LEsM0Es-Of direct importation, aad
all kinds OF Foreign FTuits etc;
pRUNES--Iu Jars and fancy boxes;
sCFTRONS-3J0 boxes superior Genoa Citrons;
-CHAMPAGNF--l00 baskets:
BRANDY GBERRiEs-310c cases fresh, landing;
HbGCARDHl AND VERMiDEl4LI-300 cases fresh
Genoa landing;
FIRE-CRACK FRISCO boxes first quality No. /;
FOWDER-Ag of the celebrated American Chrys.
ial Powder Company,a guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured. ldl7 8dpl oil
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Expose des r ecettes Prob bles pour
CAFES. Marchands etc 500 90
Drots de Ley6e Is 900 %
Taxes Anitrees 10000 90
MARCHES pOurle LOyer de 1850 10000 OO-sl06 500 90
Montant pourvor par la Taxation sIO5,6O5 81
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PHILAnELPHIA-Per ship John s. Albert Assorted
mlse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Memphis: Assorted ndse.
HAVRE--Per ship Arcadia; Assorted mdse.
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SHIPPING.
FoR CALIFoRNIA..


U. S. Mail Steamship Company.
tsdsa. FOR CALIFORNIA, via UhIAGBEs,
S M snsnd ds sanlp n srSs
commander, willleaye Tor wththe Government
date pots from her WHAT al ST. Mary strees I4ta cite at
o'clock, A. M, punctually. on SAIuhpAf' peeem-
~ ~ The u s. Mail Steamship Company have four
s1s IsTHMus and ANTELOPE. running semi monthly the
Pacific side from Panama San Franeco and the e9npec
Sp and passeneers may feel assured Of meeting with de-
tenton al Panama beyond the usual stay IN port
RATES or PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Chagres; 400 90
In Saloon; SS M
il sserage, with Berth and separate As 90
From Panama to San Franeisco o; ooo. a,
II s sseT with Berth and separate Mess 90
Passengers for hagTes will be transferred at Havana
to splendid steamship Georgia. and thus have an opportu
nifty of seeing that beautiful city.
~ No betls are considered secured until paid for
For freight o. passage appy At the oilfe oil me u
S. Mail Steamship Company 20 aaFsS FIX! f s,Jes AEON,
O. S. Mail Steamship Company.
er--,A F0R CALIFORNIA, HAVANA AND
$500 $500 ship PAGiFiC, n Jarvis, commander, thav;
at L al for ANA and on TuR,
Gs Passengers for NewYork will be transferred to the
seamship GEORGIA. at Havana u,,u,if,or, ss,o,n,
AZ This Company have now four magnlncell Steam
ships the REPUBLtQ CoLuMBUs, lsTIlsSs any
may feel assured of having no detention there be-
| You'd the usual stay in port
~,
TO HaNana-Saioo.. M
| SteeTage. ..,.,tI...,s'.,s..''s'''.'' 70 W
To New YOFk-Saioon, e ~
Standee Beith.,, 6Y ~
steeiaEe ..,...'',t..'''',''''''' s s9 ~ ~
To Chagtes-Saloon. az ~
| From Panama to San Francisco On NJ
| CaDin $500 q "
| Storage, toV ~
~ t9r freight q Iasage sPpy at te once Oh tie u
| d2l JAMES R. JENNINGS, Agent.
Pacific Mail steamship Company.
| z-z. FOfS CALIFORNIA via CElAtsRES,-
| vS2E nFfA Direct Line TO Chagres.-The new ant
magnificent oubeenglne steamship l'h IN
| DELlPHfA, Capt. +. Stanley, U. 5. N. commanding
will leave her second trip from this port for GA AGRS
| DWECT, WEDNESDAY MORNING, january LIST
ut 8 o'clock, punctualty. .
This steamship, together with thenew double engine steam
ship CARIBBEAN, built expressly for this trade, VIII form
i-MoRty Line from this city to Ch1Eres direct, TO co
meet with the COmpanys Mail Steanship OREGON CALI
| FoRNIA, PANAMA, HoRTHkRNEE, TENNESSEE, CoLUM
BIA and CAROLINA, from Panama to San francisco am
Oregon, securing to passengers THROUGH IICKETs witt
certainty and the quickest Dispatch A Man Will be dispatches
by each steamer carrying later dates than other seame
| leaving the United States TO meet the Government Ma
Steamers of the LIST and 18th oil each month from Panama
California and Oregon.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
From lew Orleans to Oh agres.
In Saloon
In Storage, with Berth and separate Mess DO
From Panama to San Francisco.
In CABIN sou
In Steefage, with Berth and separate Mess $50
LIZ All tickets for passage and orders for freight must
procured directly from the Agents, other parties
ARMSTRONG. ilAWRAS0N Il co. Agents,
| d. 106hagaZine street, NewOrleans
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PATFNT STARCH POI

pEAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
- IsH-PdtoRtel Jiy IS, lS50.-The subscribers would
respectfully inform the public that they have the sataincton
OF offering them article which will give BEAUTIFUL
GLilSS and SMOOTH SURFACE TO Linens, Cambrcs,
Cola, Shirt BosOms and all kinds of Prints, ETC. II con-
tlns nothing injurious, and prevents dust from sticking to
Linen II also ressts the dampness arising from the at
mosphee perpaOn The public have long since felt the
necessity OF such article, and in this their VIII
betuy realized. No competition feared alter impartial
trial thus Is superior every thing else ever before used
~ 10 family should be without It.
The public are cautoted against spurious article or ii
ton the genuine has the signature oil the Patentee on
the wrapper of each cake.
PRcE12 cents per cake with fn directions. One cake
Wl be sufficient for twenty thirty dozen clothes
ALso-MORRIS' FRENCH LIQUID BLUEiNG,-
This and original invention admirably adapted for CIV
that Blue Tint TO Linen, Muslin, which nentrazea
the yellow nge they would otherwise retain after washing,
and without which the peculiar whitenes indispensable
could be attained 1t also perfectly harmless and
tns Ingredient that is the least Injurious to the most deli
cate fabric
This LIQUID. on trial. will be found to be purer cheaper,
beautiful and in respect to be depended
upon than either the Indigo Fig Blue formerly used by
Laundres and families of this and other countries.
PRICE-l25S cents per bottle.
az To be obtained at wholesale and retail from @ ASH
MEAD s. co. No. Exchange Place, Duncan's Buildings,
between Cu5tomhOuse and Blenyle streets A so from
JOSEPH HUFTY, 10 Css A. 81.
t. Just received and for sale above, FRESH
AR. Bt.AkE'S AROMATIC BITTER, ,;,L -
DIR. HUrGHINIS, DYSPEPSlA Br"Sii' WIN 81
- lP-a HlBBARDN5s WILD CHERRY
Country Merchants and Others equaTood, and MtS
purchasing elsewhere. lsnt.
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Inc oiowlng IS the manifest of IN steamer Taeyrar
sunk few days ago near Bayou GouiaS

Mn bales cotton o6 rolls leather bbl se seed piouxhs
pns apples, Is plough pilates, 20 boxes funfnre pane
Gs noss, sSaos@ 9 9 cotton ll Meisan NOdo N
81 bbsp pork Feloges &c-i6 be ool,ar
WsoS engess-S DO Hewet Morton &eo7 DO FQrner
' so Z. Is hds u bbis hams Murphy EralisS
@ = n 90 wax, " bags feathers Jones-i57 sack
NJ a i y ellsneS bhls lard II Short &eol50 bis i75i
II h11 raesls{ y bienl59 kettles u IavebeuvTe
empty bbs \ hsyhpE-l box pkgs do Pelhani-is6
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From this statement oil the fiscal situation of the Munici-
patty, it will be that il will be necessary raise by
the real and personal estate and capital of this MUM,
cipaly, sufficient to cover the following items
For deficit for the year of 1850 $l05 SOS 81
For expenditures 1851 2A9i4 IS
For amount required by Board Of LiqudatOIs. 900 90
nov239 BOT JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
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DAILY CRESCENT.


Frssks'x s,ocfkflsh IN fRANoE,-Tl eays ol.eh
.s,s.i ,;t sIs are called Socialist doctrines
4,at II t,ol7ills which pteca tnnt iengton 2 2
afrS. f, r1hbe marriage N lllas'o,,s ~,
isSl;i,isI' = tera making great progress amons
ti,s ,,ss..s. Inllfed, they are already pEoiessso
isv de- majority 81 the working population o. me
graas TOWNS. and il Is to Be feared, nave sptean
es5s,,r tla fc an extent greeter than sglne
,ss,,s7s aes fai.iinH 10 believe Notwithstanding
sbesr ninrsa simplicity, injustice, and heentlous,
ness tess doctrines create yefitahle hnallcs, Silu
find persons Of both sexes who are Wiling 70 ee
come snariyfs for tema Is Il they nao ta1 sallSsos
OF Heaven and were destined 70 pf9,sose w ia
uIuess Of man Even women, shoeklng 70 feiate,
ss,nssiv rr6iess them nay some have even devoted
4keIaselvcs 10 1feaching them with extEaofnihaly
ferV6g Yesterday 4 yEas witness q p curious ahu
painful instance Of lhe anaticism 81 some Oh sn az,
she Socialiss IN trial Of several persons ior me-
~ sssocisiion. II, " laich women are conceFned
TIE judge asked female, one OF the aceuzed.
and who seemed to belong to e respectable class
v Yon arc a Socialist ~ g am, citizen said
shs. Is il Il were something to be proud Of: : YOU
zsn.p She answered. property has no rights ,-iti;
a robbery 9 You object 70 marriage &
think il, citizen, an infamous thing, because i
leads to the oppression Of women by men, bu
Il there were no marriage, society would be gwen
ND 10 prostitution g Call it what You piease'
Sitizen, but maintain that man and woman
should be allowed 10 follow their own
unchecked by any law q q Bar their children
svosla s. illegitimate. So much the better clfl-
1enr' Who would be responsible tor bringing
them up r. The community the Tearlng 9
children Is charge which should not be thrown OF
s;tbsT miner ~ mother n Woman, cried thu
nudge. irving in vain to check his indigna ton
what Won saw i abonnable r In your opin
ION Il NAV e. citizen but il is not in mine y An,
the alnable creature seated herself with the swell
ioo dignity Of d tragedy queet And TO think tina
such sbossihabe principles as these are entertaine
Nv thousands and tens Of thousands, aye, millions
verify 1t IS no wonder that France is nsatad'
IPalis Correspondence Of the Britannia
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SirenR .,-...s.. 3sml
Sunny Eye Point
T Telegraph. -. ~ ,ni2
Warren. ........Pn't.
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passage IS considered secured until paK Tor.
~ An experienced Surg accompanies vessels of this
line
a Forfreght passage apply at the Office of the u s.
Mail Steamship Company, 30 Magazine street.
JAMES r. JENNINGS, Agent.
t Special notice is given to shippers by this line the
company have prepared form OF bill OF ading adapted
the business of their Steamships which will be furnished to
shippers on application at the companys office, and with
form will be signed by the agents of the company Albis OF
adng must be signed before the sailing of tue vessel d23
-rfsz. FOR NEW YORK; Direct-To sail on
SSTjtfEN SATURDAY, January A. at O'Clock A. NJ
zeAs5s5ssaa The new and splendid steamship MARTIN
HUFFMAN, Smith, master, will leave as above punctu
aly from the Steamship Landing foot OF God street
For freight passage, having splendid accommodations for
cabin or storage passengers, apply to
DEL r. M. HARRISON 81 co. 70 Poydras st.
se-za CHARLESTON AND HAVAN
&nthGHS Packet = United States Mail Line betDecn
S'sh2.-a7 Charleston aud HGUdad, via SaUa1nah Gni
heg West-Ihe splendid steamship Isabel, CAN'T Rol
Ing l00 tons buIthen hRs resumed her regular ps from
CHS klESTON Is. o. to HAVANA, leaving Havana
for Chalest0nSth and I'D of each month; leaving ChaT
ton for Havana on the LIST and 10Th.
. RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana 10 charleston or Savannah. go
Havana to key West, 30
For further narteuars, apply TO
N. V. MQRDECAi, Charleston, or
E. J. uART x co. 70 TchoupiOuas st. N Orleans
Agents Mt HaVa ma, DRAKE BROS IL (y0
Passenger leaving Havana by this ship can reach
BALTIMORE on the Ft Day by taking the Land Route and
ceW York and Phtade nha IN the time by taking the
9tsatlslIp 70 nose p0rs do 2aw
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DO MESTTC PORTS.

Us. Mail Steamship Company.
lhJsza FOR NEW YORK AND HAVANA
Alas
ce1s-s.s4N nc, N. JARVIS, commenting, will leave
SATURDAY, Dec 29th, at o'cloch A. NJ, punctHaliy
from her wharf at s. Mary street, Lafayette for HAVA
n A and NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE:
I ew ork-StaeroOm Berth, Saloon. go. SIS 90
andee Berth, Forward Saloon. -. 80 90
Standee Berth, with beds and separate
mess 10 W
To Havana-Stae. room Berth Saloon .......... % 90
Etieerage ....s.,.,,ss-...t.....,...... 10 W
Passengers for Havana must procure passports from the
Spanish Consul
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ne eng Glche loyet tom Vera Cruz 18th inst touched
al me fas on the aOthins and landed So passenger
from California.
The steamer Atlantic left 81 Louis on the 18Th insantRe.
ports sss feet water % Cai River fan OF ce the Upper
Mlssisppi Missouri and nlneh Rivers closed by ice
Tor Nsworeans, steamer Aleok sottice heavy in The river
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. 20. 1850
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue Of the above
4 resolution that will sell at my office, on MONDAY,
3h December instant IL O'Clock M 10 the lowest bidder,
the contract for making Plank Road Common street,
from St. Mary's 70 Galyez street, in accordance with the
specifications annexed with the above resolution.
d2l A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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ENT-5Q0 barrels penmaR' and Nelson h,
" .BgpWas R@eniae, tlI ss!e BY
aN aoilN STROUD h co. iSa G5sBlsB 4.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
" D..

Native AmerfcanisRn fer California, Maaufac-
tured in the ssnate-Sauthern Senators
Fearful that Slavery may get late Califor-
ntn.-squatters' Law URc!c SANS Law
Beating a wild Herse-PEsceadings ia
The genate en- Tuesday.
Correspondence Of 2hs Tribune
WA.HIssroS, Tuesday, Sept u.
To-day was set apart for finishing u the oa'oF'
MIA business, the Civil and Diplomatic AppropTia'
ton bill being now of hands. The FIRST bill 'ske q
up, of this special order, the bill for district
the State and appointing Superintendent Of
Mines, and swelve-reduced by amendme,ls 70 'i <
agents, for as many D,tricta' to take onafs' :.
and regulate the gold diggers. n.var
. IA ,hs su had arisen any ssf9as difficulties &c
,ha nine. In CALIFORNIA in re.on 20 tie occupancy
ms ,n .o and 90 far as my experience information
~ theorv 90, 10 enable me to form an opinion on
the subjecs it is my deliberate judgment 'nas sns
Ta States intend give sha benefit Of these
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TUEsDAY.IN THE HOUSE.
Another Tariff Struggled Copy OF tho BIZ
aimed nt-ResuIt of the FrtaI-siavery IN
the District of Coiumbfa-A bill by PrcetoH
klpg, giving Test, d1es


aimed nt-ResuIt Of the FriaI-siavery ia
the District of Coiumbfa-A bill by PreetoH
klDg, giving "A Test, &C.
Correspondence ct The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, ssp! "a
The telegraph has informed you Of the allure OF
the plan Of operations for the procurement OF
modification Of the Revenue Laws attempted this
morning. 1t only renaina TO give az idea Of inc
mod9s optrandi Of sbis sgair. II was tbis' ios'"
was On the Journal Of the House penang ,n''on
TO reconsider the melton by which the Dbl for 10
cprocisy as TO the discharge of oanaolap go
in American po tn was referred V ,no eo-.--.'
ice On CONNIE, no The order Of tbs dsy was an
u.o.a - - p.no,ts from Committees Ar'
po'nT,s ~ NJ chairman of the Pablo Land Com.
III hand fall Of bills for grants of
vay to r.iroads-several OF wnoa ~e1o i@ 80. ..A
sonri M gRrssELL rose to prlSnsseo MOTION
wtob was to take up the azores io question Of fe'
cSnsid95stppy Of Va moved to table the motion to
Er. bAib' 0aestiobs we're put to Dir. GaIsEELL
reconssl"eT sonPsoN of Miss and others, as TO
by :Ear n was his IL tentioD 10 amend the bill, II
Wneea.ideysd After aome hesitation he replied
IL he did rot intend TO move any amendment, bat
IA mt know what others might do. The motion
to tatle was put BY Yeas and Nays ana, amid
evident signs that the opponents Of modification
nj the Tariff of 1916 were alarmed the vote
esye refusal OF Yeas Sc TO Nays SO. The
motion was then reconsidered, opening tho qdes.
tion OF the reference Of the bill TO the Com
rnittee of Commerce. Mr. 0RINEELL yielded
the foor to Mr. AsHMUE. Mr. McLAEE Of Md
now claimed that be had right 70 the door
by virtue Of bis position a. Chairman OF saa-
Committee on Commerce. noW thEs @f oSiS'
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TO BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, SEPT 25,
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
FHE NETWORK REGISTER OF
nHrnrnrArr, HrrN ID mr. d fiu

TO BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, sEPP.25,
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
THE NETWORK REGISTER OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
EDITED BY
C. D. GRIsWOLO, M. D.
DUBLlSHED semi monthly, and for sale by BERFORD
T. L co. 8 Asor House; Kernot 633 and by The Pfoph
elor 92 Broadway, Price, 81 year In advances single
copies cent?.
CONTENTS;
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
Cnque Of the College OF Pnysiciaas and Surgeons Pro-
lessor faiker.
Successful Removal Of Ovarian Yumor by the large
mATERIA MEDICA AID PHARMACY.
Extract from Dr. Beey'h Paper the OF Chlor FORM
In PsrturiOn inc udng GfegGrys mode OF purifying y.
On Remedies for Tape orm, aud especially tho
sKousro" By b Martin Scion.
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
Impure and Adute.e,ed Medicine
Wiling Prescriptions 10 EugSb.
College OF PbyslciaUs al Surgeons
The New. Yofk Medical College.
unvefsiiy Medical College.
The Health Of City
The Medical College in Beston-Hotices, sc. s25 2tst
DAVIES GRAMMAR OF ARITHMETIC
COPY or this wofk b. Froi Charles Davies, LII o.
IAia offered sraia each teacher in The Uned stses,
who viii apply the publthsrs postpaid. IL be
mailed TO am part Of the United States
A 8 BARNES L CO Publishers OF
hai 3.eoo & 2!eowW .vies System Of mah, matlcs.
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NHJ ANTED-By young mao, y s.laastou - the Tnoe-
w sails s,sucnety book bu.iuesf wr 90 good hano
and has been In eiter of the years give
good references and wou be ~Iieg make hmself
GENERALLY useiu noe res,ed TO B. 4, at this office
will meet with prompt atteDiiOn. 80 1t'
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CARPETING.
ENGLISH CARPETINGs
AND OIL CLOTHS
PETERSON d mp HREY

AND OIL CLOTHS.
PETERSON b HUMPHREY,
1872 PoarlEt near HadiEon
fAFFER FOR SALE one OF tbs MOTT extensive and
W elegant stocks OF Carpcing &c. 10 be found "a the
City, embracing
RICH VELVET AND ADMINISTER
hich 10 Sle quality colos and desgas unsnEpsssed
viii be sole al prices rIinouB 10 the trade.
TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELs.
In extent stock cannot be equeed and for gsAey
be exceed and price full ten per cent eet h&n Ob5i
carpet stores
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FHREE-fLY.
his description OF carpeis, have mada such erfAugs
with tho Importer ard manufacturers hat
prepared ri all times urnsh the se!t and tsa desgns
IHGRAlN CARPETS.
Our stock OF Low Priced Cerpa.s never batter md
are ceiling prices varying from 40 to Is per yard
OIL CLOTHS
IN endless varieties exceedingly rich VARYING In
zdIa from to "A feet and selling with ell other choice
goods found in Carpet Sorea fu ten per ess than
other establishments TO prove which cal! Ia solicited.
ru22 2misTbSAgut
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WANTEB-A situation by ueat s'eeag Protestant
Wv girl to 90 house chknberwo k TO take OF
children and sew; hrsrsIe washer and trone1, and
good plain worn; an experienced chsmoermaidi good
plain VeRmsre.B and very fond OF c1dIen Wcud MAKE
hersef generally utefu Cal Al 2 8 'wery. s26 lT
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PATENTS FOX INVEnrloNs


IN THE UNITED STATES and all othoS coon.
Au1es Every description OF documents FOR PsIedis and
aaes Of inventions quickly and correctly prepared cheap
information personal consultations possfree gras
ARTS Echo of Science, blsentionS aS1 Patssss 10
nopEiy publication 81 year, or III eta per aingis
number Edited and puhlshed al Is Bread way, n Y
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NE7hNT Dat Knapp's D.gucfr'su kooms, 1903 Bow.
w cry young NAN OF good persooa appearance sDd
address 10 learn The business aDH hiusel general
useful Wages three do lars week for first six
months Ore that has heep the husuess preferred Ref
erence required Apply immedsteh ss above. SIG liz
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AETANTkD--Bj two ssscisbie ypong women, stlua'
w lions ors as goo8 cook csnoo parry, ara TO e.sst
In wsstine and ironing pvs'e fhmlly The otler 20
10 cbeuhst work sssst In TshuR sro tOniog, or 10
DO general homework IN sinai private family. Good
,efeerce Csr feeu dsye Cel, 1875 seVenth.
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