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Present car i.al OF funds Of the Co. II, sOi.::'
in operation. there has not been any assessing
made on tho members ofthe Company and sEc
expense Of insuring in this Company we Coz
6den,ly think, is less than in any other Con,-
only about D cts on the @lOOPtr
IannUm,
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NIGHTAIANsS Improved Lantern. for
sale BY G ADAMS = CO
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.age.st fo,. the CO11el0yaey

Agent fO1. the company
Daniel 3. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford ysa
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen,
VIM. M Burial, Canaan.
Donald ]. Warner, Salisbury,
John Dcwell,
Roger Il. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torringteh,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John g. Amber, Be.hlem,
feman w. Cutler. Watertowns
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David g. Whinlesy, New Preston,
George p. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Lnsuft'
|can apply to either ofthe Agents,orto we sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litchield. July 1850
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lVNTE have just received from Market,
w fresh supply OF Muslins, Berages, Cot
lon and Linen Ginghams. Silk ShawIs. Para
Isris, D,ess Trimmings, &c, &C., which we
|lnyiie'our customers to examine.
ALVORD g. BROTHERS,
Wolcoltvile. June IL 6
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Hsn4RWHRlRR. m

LII G I'D
Mutual Fire insurance C0mpsny,
|HNHlScompanI has been In oasralioa
= xesesgnding July lss 1850.
anu mas insured property 10 the amount of
e290aaogro
An a.. Of property now insured 3 eg94 .ssit-y
tnc whole amount OF cash MI
I'm pald into the Tssasury during
TO Interest received on Loans "i.iHs ~
- Il
The whole amount Uf Lssses which 80 20
have been paid is, Sl075S3a
The whole amonneQfe
|eKpenses paid 10 Agents,
Books, Stationary and
for lns. plates, IL S3,c02, S7-l3S6aBs
. - "A
Cash in hands sf Treasurer, 82O0I0J
Add TO the above, Jle charged
premium, which can be COLLEGE =
ted il required. l5:7l0,0s
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aNOTICE.-Any person having a copy Of
IN wilson s. Co.'s Dispatch. Of March 22d
tor ihereabou's,) will confer favor bv leaving
i t at this Office. II will he returned il wished
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

TorTON Beds VI superior quality for sal,
~ by CHARLES ADAMS s. CO.
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IN taking his residence in Washington, D. c. during the sessions
Of Congress- the undersigned respectfully offers his services
Individuals associations public bodies
pending before Congress- iobby member In the justly OBJ
Of that ayowed and responsible
medium Of intelligence and explanation between members and
committees the hand needing be possessed Of facts In the
for the collection Of which they press
other due the requisite leisure or facilities and The applicants
memorials the other hand resident distant different
Of the country seeking reliable channel
whom be properly communicated the facts necessary fair
Just legislation In the premises
But me editor Of the Plough the Loom and The Anvil wishes
driven with unabang diligence, and hope learning
from members Of Congress the condition agriculture
different fruitful OF
industrial which has been habit
pleasure might instinct his life his
pen and his heart
OF business, such remittance subscription
dergned be addressed usual and with o. om
70 Walnut Philadelphia. For anything
particular demanding especially his personal care
should be addressed where they will be 70 IND him. al Was
ingfon, ID. G.
Dec. 5-2aw4w J. y. SKINNER.
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inc name % entered upon cur books unsss
p-ymsns q me Subscription be made II advances. 1
ssn sunsenbsIs forward money by letter. ne postage
On which w Be paid By assumed ~ ouslvs. In s
safe transmission. ~~ - s~''--'~- = -
The COUNTRY PAPER is pabl.hea M, ,v.ss, a..- -. -.
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1880


After the reading OF the Journal.
Mr. THOMAS asked The unanimous consent of the
House for permission present certain resolutions OF the
Legislature of Tennessee, which he desired 70 have re-
ierred 10 the Committee on Public Lands; but
Mr.. KAUFMAN objected so leave was not granted
Mr.. BAKER, rising TO a privileged question. moved 20
law on the table motion time since made Tor the
reconsideration Of the vote BY which the credentials OF
uxh M Smith, claiming 10 be the delegate elect from
New Mexico, had been referred to the Committee on
Elections
Nj KAUFMAN, rising TO point OF order, coniended
that the gentleman from nos could not make his motion
on this day, until AFTER the States had been called forpe
utions. -
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w HAT time establishes and what adopts
w and confirms what all In all places unite saying good
and valuable, doubt popularity Of tis likes
eie'y It's that The
success which has attended this medicine has
overcome the pudces Of all the article
aken stand the first Of discoveries blessings Of
and when soed eradeaes the disease for which
IL 10 recommended
From the Boston Post
Dr. B. W. Fowe l3S Washington article entitled
above which believe e best preparation hitherto discovered
o the Of colds other complaints Having
tested this medicines speak sauiay
effects colds and other complaints incident This
OF the yeal
For sale by n. g. PATTERSON,
Nov. a5-1 Washington, b. O..
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rF ubscrber gives eight
FaniIv Bosrdns School Young Ladies, win be
OF
oe who arc seeking school Recommended BY small
and the comforts Of home and BY ample means for
Psrens character Of te school
specy reeed 10 editor Of this paper, Of whose
granddaughter h a member Of H. :. -, .,,,s..s.u
Indiana avenue, Washington.
Oct 03-eodt5thDec
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McCIiatock Young.
.attoyneg and Councillor at -Lasc.


attorney and Counseior at Lap,
HAVING resigned Treasury
pament, which held for years.
sumed the practice of his profession.
He will devote principal prosecution Of claims
eign ndemnites.
To insure early attention claims against War; Navy Home
and Post Office Departments including
Ofce he has made with the efficient
Washington assist him. by which business
ed with the conhded him. will be certain be acted
In the most prompt manner.
Reconsideration. r. b. Taney, Justice the United
States, gentlemen departments
bers Of either house of Congress since the year 1883
Office his residence r, between l2h 18th
Nov l3-dlmif
IJOUsE-FURNIsaING DRY GOODS-The subscribers
Ill full complete OF furnishing
goods Of every description, In their line, such
25 pieces English and French velvet carpenng
30 pieces English Brussels caTpeng, the styles
IS imperial hreepy carpeng the latest styles
70 pieces Brsse tapestry, royal iled, and plain Venetian
carpeting for halls and stairs
$50 pieces superior ingram carpeing Lowell manufacture
IS pieces fine and common ingram carpetng
full English ocots entirely designs,
which will be cut for size or shaped hall room in
piece s. ss4s
$50 pairs upern blankets, every from "a l44
rs white and coiored Marselesquils handsome
30 white and striped counterpancs, Iow-piced
is pieces table damasks, superior fine
10 pieces table diapers, low priced
6-4 i04 1874 and l44 satin damask tabecioths
100 satin danask table napkins
Also table toilet toweings linen
(which selected great care
Jan3-n r. H. Ho0E & co.
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NO. 8, OPPOSITE CENTRE MAHKET.--We have now
on hand variety very old and choice wines and liquors.
Of the public y most Respectfully sonceds
Fine old Pine cason brandy, vintage Of lsa5 imported
carefully Selected stock bandes imported
docks of sever celebrated brandes including
D. i =. Marlen, dark and pale
vine! ard props a. a. a 40
pipe superior old Goddard" vintage Of 1855 very rich and
Tbe above brandes selected with great regard
quality and are warranted 70 se perfectly pure
A s,gnerls, Napoleon, and brandy
ysy superior oid w,hi.ssy sels, distilled in 1919,
Scotch malt whiskey T s
Irish whiskey
Pure Holland gin
Jamaica
DO 81 Croix
Brown stout, 8 BaTc)aysn 1t#sss sltHa4@#
Scotch ale !" Doves Falkirk" 4a &e4N
Hss,s sSsiss cnsmess9s imported by Rsaaa Fsneo.
+. A. Mumns siIery
Geser's own brandn
Gesers anchor
y 0ssssss % sos @ qaarss and psnn 'Ts
Regents golden sherry, Of delicate flavor, pro-
nonnced a most superior wine sHA A a#
o ga paie sherry, ,p r. IHsrmony',
Old sou,hsde Madeira
rn rine sicily 90
sweet Malaga wine
oia ai Port wine aResen,s.
DO do do g Burgundyn
Chateau Margeaux Caret
Perfect love cordial
Cinnamon do &
( Boupce aksft
White wine vinegar
Pure cider vinegar f&ge
Dec s-9teoif e ~
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rHF AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in ,he

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
cy BALTIMORE per snnum copies for thirteen for
si0 thirty s0 commences In July, u'der the
II Of the Maryland state A
Society the prize and il committees
The ID last meeting determined 10
appropriated oos piece Of silver plate,
awarded the obtaining, BY the l OF
Octo0er subscribers the volume
so for The second and 80 for the third largest
The added hye other prizes payable In sg
lie also offered 500 for prize for the
coming volume, plate the best for the
buildings and the management Of the
cultivation
$40 essay the management Of the dairy.
july win Of the most
papers, EDMUND Rurtr Of Virginia,
agricultural public, particularly Of the de
Maryland and the Caroinas II the details
the i've he has occupied his present
Virginia, concusive that with
prudence It's farming be made
business The aner he took
Of his farm Mr. Run shows that his clear interest the
per third year 1881 cent? onrh ~ cent and
hnh 2oo per cent? besides saprorns his m@ hs hands
took in hand Every farmer and planter particular
districts Of country, viii read is paper with
the deepest interest
amongst from GsoRas W. DossIs ESQ, Corresponding
and from Col CAPRos on the same sub
Address Samuel sheDs, n, Iunnsnul, ~,
June os-2awn i2s Baitmsre st., Baltimore, Maryland.
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X. q. PATTERSON,
Washington, b. Q.


CT kn REWARD. Ran away from subscriber Luray
YIOU Page county Virginia. the s nst boy named Aaron
He black, inches high,
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy tongue He
had when he len domestic faded black color
broad bm white clothing with recolected
The above reward Of will be given should he be apehended
out OF the and 3l00 " taken the that
him again All reasonable charges will be paid delivered 70 me ~
f4uray. ast Essa + Z 4 2
left company spghty yellow boy, red complex
red hair and spotted tall Aaron but heavier
v, w sF87s 8leg8 y . f VIM A. CHAPMAN, sa
Sept 2a-H Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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~-~~-~@~-1 ~~~SA&4sAA~ Hs +
he Aaeric.sA RAilroad Journal pablshed al Sl Wal
s Ss s snss sss Of ms1 " oo editor
leading railroad men In tle country. ~
m $ ssi assgs sud @ a. .
l whole civilized has become more aspeadsa, upon
the locomotive railway System
great idea q modea already
burdens q asor % minister % mans wants and and %
The locomotive steam engine we ega as the greatest achieve
nent Of manhe extraordinary fr good the woa
has et reached The earth with speed ouisppn the
buinan, living, breathing, SENSITIVE lits
new ersaaoa wsou, danger and without a.sas pan
s%sa the pyss a ao ans s pleasure.
social % y therefore, % ~ anknown svs % every
creating new sources and mnpns % an infinite
win 70. have achieved ts highest work t 4 has harmonzed
Ssy Ia sna ~ s osa oss
snSss a Ssss phsssss II nj aas =
Whoeve therefore, Iabo m THIS field has more than the ord
for ihe highest good his Proandy impressed with these
intend in accordance with their spirit % conduct the
The history the influence improvements the railway
careful inquiry management; scentde discoveries the
mechanic as % steam a samercs @
haced in the range Of our iabors
e. Of ARTICLES On I e iron a gr 4 aa1 Iron & = q ne Uni
editor of Journal, o the meiaiIa.
Hodge has or many years been engaged in ne
embracing descriptions different
OF different mines location
several and results OF their working This
4 be published Journal
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads,
tables Of different districts, and such plans and
drawings may found desirable.
Besides this work ron Mr. ifoige the Journal
United
carefully examined by him, with iniormaton
mining subjects generally. 5#4g8sH 8i8A
These works found Indispensable parties engaged
mining manufacture This Is the s attempt yet
10 eye in practical scientific
ores manufacture and mining Of the
country, tE 4#8 fst &fg
Cen James, Of Proyienee has also been engaged
editor Of the Journal He win furnish the Journal full
mechanical invention
manufacturing interests Of the His reputation
practical mechanc manufacturer and able writer,
already well known the public lie will also furnish valuable
touching branches OF OF business.
her commercial political
tance mechanical of people any
i r
American skill industry and enterprise giving distn
in the community To
railway, the valuable all, this Journal will be
esty devoted.
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q. \. FOwlER,
IMPORTER quecnsware, and dealer In glassware
cntr, candssbras, grandoes, waefs, bnmnna ware,
Has received wi me last few MONTHS by ship Chesapeake,
from Liverpool and otherwise upwards Of
800 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which equal any country, consisting
In follows, via .
Cold band and plain white china dessert and de-
ached pieces consisting o. caeroes, eompoeer high and low
Rich and plain scts, and detached pieces
A variety Of dinner sets, do do
Beautiful sets, do do
Rich and plain punch bowls
Rich painted candeabras
large assortment of girandoles
Rich and low priced vases, holders
Plated and other candle sticks, cake baskets
Britannia tea and coffee sets, and lamps
Ivory handled knives knives and forks threaded and pan
plated and aIbata forks.
GLASSWARE
Rich and plain gobe champaenes sase,
Wines tblef cordial gases finger bowls, savrs noss bowls
dishes, ho1uet holders, kc.
large Of wholesale and retail
low as Il can 70 purchased in country.
stone wares q manufacturer prices.
Dec. 6--eoiflm Store in Odd Fellows, Hail. TN street.
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IRELAND IL by BalchJ vol.
Shakespeare Calendar, orv and Wisdom for Every Day
In the Year vol.
The Seaside and Fireside; by Longfeilow vol.
our the Best Authorsi 4 vols.
Howards Supreme Court Reports, 7th vol.
The Book Prayer, Interpreted by It's History the
Rev 4. NJ. Buer Trinity Church, Washington city VOL
81 Lerer The Threads Of Life vol.
NORTH American Review for January 1850.
and Writings Of David Hale vol.
Ghmpses OF spain by Wallis ! vol.
Ticknor's History OF spanish Literature; vols
Lady Edward Lyon Bulwer, author OF
Cheveiey,
.Jnn II FRANCk TAYLOR
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United states Patent once.


0N petition Benjamin Darling flor self, and adminsa
OF Darling deceased Cumberland, Rhode Island
praying for the of patent granted Bennmn and
pistols,
expiration PATENT which takes place the ia day Of
April 1850
ordered be heard Patent Office
II O'Clock, and all
notified appear and they have, why said
petition ought be granted
ordered this notice be published IN the Republic In
tegeneer city, North American and Ga
zeie Philadelphia Tribune, New York cv Oneida Morning
Unca Daily Bee, Boston Journal Providence
successive weeks previous
THOMAS EwBANK,
Patents.
s-Edto papers please copy,
bills Once paper containing this notice.
Jan I6--law3w
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vELECT Classical and Mathematical Academy, 10th
u street. FDesignng himself perma
neny city, subscriber proposes the
Monday 25 the lecture of 1st
Baptist Church, street, and respectfully socs share of public
patronage.
Thorough given English branches,
ncIudng &c, with view bnsiness In full
classical course preparing advanced
college. rely the careful attention bestowed
upon cultivation Of morals well the development Of The
mental powers
Lessons French Spanish by L. Doyies
drawing and painting by Prof. X, Gibson.
residence fCo NJ Nourse, 18th street,
a lecture after 25ta instant
Nov ll--2aw3wif JOSEPH 4. NOURSEr
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NEW and elegant Silks shnwis. kcIn addition 70 our
have received from New York and Phia
depha full and complete assortment Of the newest and most FASH
ionabe Dress Goods Of the among which
IS ch changebe Satin de Chimes Of color
entirely shades
is pieces styles figured Satin de Chimes
Brocade Satin de Chnes of recent inn
portaion, and be found elsewhere In the District
20 pieces rich figured Changeabie Silks
10 rich waered Irish Poplns
do black Turc satns
II do smail-checked Silks, low priced
heavy black Gro de Rhines
20 do coored Marcelines, Of every shade
50 do styles Cashmere d'Ecosse
10 Damask Panama
IS styles Mousselines de Lame
30 do Lnpn's best French Mernos, every shade
Is high colored and low priced Moussenes de Lane.
10 do neh Silk velvets, Of all coIors
do wide do do
Together many beautiful Dress Materials
advertisement, but which shall
be pleased show those who may favor with call
In SHAWLS, SC, name
$50 1874 Scotch long shawIs, Of entirely designs and
cheap
IS "a Scotch square shawls
IS long shawis, also very cheap
Is 81 real cashmere square shawls
Is 1874 Hungarian plaid Scarfs 2.
daily OF French Cioaks, vtss Man
SC, Of which notice win be given soon received
Nov. 6-4wif H.HooE co.
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IoR esle-a BEAUTIFUL yacht OF about ten tons bur
den almost The boat h In fine order, having new sails
anchor and chain and fully equipped.
Inquire OF q. n. Mcfueii, al the Union ohhce
June
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ATTONhe attention of parents desiring for their
II OF thorough Instruction. IN union with t careful
allowed by the select
school which
The OF the school,
within three miles OF Alexan
da, retired, agreeable, and healthy The effort habi'ua
Of Christian principles
The course English, Frech ain and
languages Mathematics and other branches Of liberal
preparation for college,
Pupils win be received any period Of the year
October lst 20 the
proportion payable semi
sioo for the session Of
months Si0 per for bedding during the hrst year
Address Rev. GEORGE A. SMITH, fnncipal'
Nov as-aawdS9wc
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lr rANIrOLD Lefter-vriters for copyanus . the same
MI pen both writes and copies ieer saving
trouble. A small lot, different for BY
TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Jan 10 Booksellera, near psh street
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c,FgOF4TREDEs I0gnrttbsnic Tables. places
Of decnsls containing ogatmc ansenss every
second circle place time,
ede r. A. g. Sc captain In honorable East India
ala one Edinburgh, October 1870
I1 psc no. FRANcK TAYLOR.
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HEATING HOUSES with Galvanized Portable Fur
Ill naces-Galyanzcd portable furnaces for sale and put up at
notice, everything In readiness for ekecutng
the above work also Bcebee eookns ranges ne Des now N use
the above furnaces and
The above furnaces and
day, without interruption whatever
house sce and Others OF different
kinds large variety OF cooking and other stoves would
ght cooking stove, which
market Also variety OF new pattern
hne assortment OF hardware and iancy
c. WOODWARD,
Nov 2o-3teod bctw. 10th and llth sts, Pa nv.
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xrTTCE--The partnership existing between John
IN n ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER bcen dissolved.
nrvrrly promptly
before Conress and the departments as heretofore
March 2i--u
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COTTAGE ARcHITECTURE.-A series Of designs for do
mc and ornamental cottages villas, and andape garden
adapted United States, with numerous dmwngs ground
o plans, perspective elevations, sections and deta IN
volumes, by w. a. Ranet architects just pubished.
Rch American Architect, comPrng designs M county
specifications plans, dirccuohs
estimates of cost &c. &C, many engrayngs, lsi9
Downings Coifage Residences, vol
WightwIck's Young Architects, l vol London
Designs Churches, vol. London.
Hint ON Public chairman Of
he Smithsonian Institute Building Committee, vol lsi9
rcdgod Carpentry yol large qusrto, with very numerous en-
cravings, price u Is.
And many others Of the class OF science , an
Dec. 4. fRANCk TAfLoh.
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COUSIN Berthn's stories. By the author Of "Fanny
" HERBERT 81 cents F
sovenly Peters Stories and Funny Pictures Tns
lated from the German. IS cents.
Preside Fairies; Christmas al Aunt Elses " cents.
Holyday TaIcs. 25 cents.
Boots; II German Illustrations by Otto specker
Always Happy. BY Mother, written for her children 81
Land OF Italy Translated from the keapo
tan; with many Illustrations By cruikshank. 81.
Le Annes First Book words Of three letters 70 engraving
25
Frank, Tales words Of syllable IS
n Mary howifi 50
Fairy Tales OF All Nations. By Monaba "a illustrations by
Doyle 81
Froissarts Chronicles condensed youth vols, q
Crusoe; with from French designs 81 80
Nights, vols, with engayings
$3.50
numerous for the limits Of
Advertisement, entirely Also fine editions o.
many books Of Miss Edsewoh, Mrs Barboud, Mrs
Holland and
Coored books albums drawing books books kc
variety collection French books selected witt
great cares and imported direct from Paris, BY =, i,
Dec - fkANCk TAfLoh
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NovELs.-The Thousand and One Phanioms BY Alexandra
~ Dumas; 25 cents.
The Ogilvies; Is cents
shirley; by Bell author Of Jane Eyre 81 cents.
The Female Bluebcad French Of Eugene
Sue; 25 cents.
Redbum; by author Of 'Typce - rs cents
The Monk; by N. q. Lewis, just reprinted 70 cents
David Copperield, number price cents d.
The Charity Sisters by Mrs. Nortoni cents
Dec 4 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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CARTON PORCELAINE French vssftsng Csrds. very
thin dccatey nizhed and highly polished both
ian% TAYLOR MAJRS's soos.,os, near Oh ss.s.
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CARD--o. g. x. PKok will Practise law In The courts Of III
District OF Coabia and claims before the dereI
He tenders his services especial
United and marhas, and the cnrks Of The I'm
the Treasury Depar
reference services Of such oncen All ccmmr
nicaions should be postpaid.
once, street, between i3sh and 14sh.
(Inseil Iuly as-diy
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ZINE Editions in best English rich Turkey
bindings Longeiow, Bryant, Bancroft, yngs
Works Of Fiction, ving'a sigonrney, aeck,
Willis. gswods Poets o. America, Gswcd Poets Of England,
Lonsows Europe Poets of the Ancente Grs
America, Writers
Griswods Female Of America RoNton Female
Britain, class,
prouseiy
OF English poets and WRITER'S the most
hnisned style Of publication -. .
fhANCh TAfIOh