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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13

Affections the to the soul as the plough to
the fallow ground, the pruningknfs to the vine and
the furnace to the gold.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND
The Original Discoverer of the
Genuine Townsend SarSanariIIa

old DR.. Townsend about 20
" been known os the 9UTH0R and DTSCOVERER Of the
GENUINE ORIGINAL "TOVyvSE-ND S4RSAPARHL4, Be
ing compelled to limit its manufacture
market, hedt
only proved worth and known Il had reach
many nevertheless those persons who had been
healed saved from deah proclaimed
derftI
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13

USINE Fancy Colognes, csrmn powders;
Y Fancy and perfumed Soap. Drop Lake. Wash Balls;
Lilly white Tooth Wash. Pearl Powders Tooth Powders
Hair Oils. Rouge In small boxes, OK Marrow
Vinegar Roueg. elegant fancy Perfumes sc.
Just received and for sale by iy A.F. MORRISON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13

Leisure is very pleasant garment to look at, but
il is a very bad to wear. The ruin of millions
may be traced TO it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13

FRESH GOODS.
SMlTH HANNA offer for the reasonable
= or cash produce the following goods recent arrivals;
5ohaes isagura and Rio Coffee;
10 hhds n O
10 hTls Loaf, Pulverzed and Cru sbed Sugars;
2obrs Molasses, sugar House and New Orleans;
80 packages powder imperial old and young dyson Teas
25 kegs Nails good brands
10 boxes Starch 20 boxes Candles;
% mats Cas- , sacks PermintO;
sacks Pepper 20 boxes sxl0 a I0x12 Glass;
3 bris Madder; 80 bundles Lead
IS bags Shot 5 boxes ground Pepper
10 doz MasOn's black doz Bedc cords;
3loxes fancy Soap bags Carpet chain
1000 lbs Cotton yarn bales Cotton Battling;
4hags Coverlet Warp; 10 boxes TobaccO
100 common Cigars good qualify;
30 boxes half Spanish Cigars;
dog half gallon squat Jars
doz half gallon long 40 hal Dir Iumblers.
Is doz pint TASKS; ~ doz quart bottles. "a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
LADIES' FANCY STORE.

eNnhs lust received the Ladies' Fancy Store variety
NHxac of fashionable Spring Goods. consisting New
SSS0 Style Straw, Chip and Psma Brads Bonnets, Chill
d-en's Bonnets and Hats ilbons Artificial Flowers
~ Tabs Gloves, Pocket Handkerchies Beautiful Combs
vsettes Black Silk Laces Lawns Gmps Jenny
Lind Bas Gloves Needle wrought Capes Collars Cuffs under
Sleeves silk Illusions and Dress Goods all Of which will be sold
very low for cash.
Stamping doae for braidng 93tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Ensh Ennifal--. Il I'd. O0G DO.

Cash CapitaI---S15O.OOc Oo.
SURPLUS OYER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
An secured by Bond and Mortgage on Real Estate.
yENHE prepared policies Of the above
n Company the public that after personal ex
and inquiry in The city OF New York to the
standing that he satisfied of the best
East eonsdeed by the New York public He
pledges holders Of policies in this company that in
full indemnity without
cesary delay paid within 90 days afer adjustment
The Company has itself be sued in the
Marion County Courts A w. MORRIS. Agent
at Cover IS Cifce,
Indianapolis, Apr IL, 1850. o5-omos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
QUEENSWARE.

w Z have purchased on extraordinary terms
" 10 boxes Pint Flasks - do Omar TASKS 30 do Gallon
Gallon do Glass % do pint Tumbers;
lasses Can 80 boxes sxlO and I0x3 Glass thick and
crates QueenswaIe.
The sold prices without adding
transportation. We would call the We
retail Of Tea and Coffee containing pieces
81 being wholesale Philadelphia will retail
Of Gold aud Flowing Blue containing a.
for SO. Come 90 SMITH & HANNA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
.IUSE RECEIVED.
QUEENswARE ESTABLISHMENT.

QUEENSWAkE ESTA ADJUSTMENT.
TO COUNTRY MERCHA NT,S.
0sW THE Subscribers receiving and on hand
~ large and general stock of Queens Glass
~ he purchases have been made expressly for this
and be furnished 10 reduced PRICES
aim establish business, and
offer customers will their patronage.
Arrangements have made
will enable a regular supply also to
receive from Europe impouaons hch will
low any Oher establishment in the West
wholesale prices.
May iS-lO6 MANSUR FURGuSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
TO THE LADIES !.

FEW sets of CHARMS, and beautiful article The
n Ladies' which in brsncy and srsctiveness unTvsled
Gold Buckles and Slides
Shell, Pearl, and shell iulaid card cases;
Silver and Shell Combs
Gold hooks for chains, article;
All of which will be sold much less than they
purchased elsewhere. w. II. TALBOT.
April I6, 1850. CIV
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
TO THE LADIES.

KNE receiving another supply Spring and Summe
~ Goods in which there is large and splendid assortmsn
of Bonnets Trimmings, Misses Flats Ladies Dress Goods
Shawl Handkerchief Laces Fring Paraso end Ladies
Misses Gloves and Hosiery, Se To which would partcunr
invite the attention Of the ladies.
April 70. 9s-y HAMILTON K PARRISH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
For CenrIemen,s Wear!

SUP blue brown French black Cloths Casimeres Cess
- nets Tweeds Summer and PantslooRery satin sill
Vesngs, good selection and for sale low
ss-y sEATON HOLMAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
CALL AND EXAMINE

NIR stock of Cottonades, Twils TWeeds, UFIIs
Cheeks Prints Gnghams and Lawns. which is large snt
fine stock OF Groceries, all oil which wa
be sold extremely low for cash. -
HAMlLTON q PAhhlch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13

n NJ BRAMWELL & Co. have just received large and
selected took OF Fall and Winter Goods which they
ng prices cash approved country produce
Oct.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-13
FRESH ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL
OF Ladies' Bonnets and Trimmings latest styles.
" lOi HAMILTON & PARRI:
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NEW MUSICJust received old established Music
In Stationery Of 18th street. Pennsylvania
following popular Music, from the publishers,
liam Hall Son, New York. which we viii sell q bur reduced
price, four cents page VIM. FI6CHER'
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover.
Weep Thee admired ballad, written BY Wallace
When feelings wake the sigh written by Austin Phillips
Were I but his wife, by Maedef M
The Mosquito Polka, by J. Sloman.
Dgen Hose Company's Quick Step, performed by Dodwos
Band.
Two Merry Gipsies, a duet, by McFanen.
Waves duet, by stephen Glover
The Freside Song, by w. ". Wallace.
slaves Lament by Dumboons
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Strakosh
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrisy's Minstrels.
Devas Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the "od Kirk
yard.n
Filtration Polka by M. Suakosh
Robert 10 Diabe, arranged BY II. Boyer. attr
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James G. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by NJ. Suakosh.
Sylphide, Fantasie Romantique, by M 5nakosl.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by s. Enrich.
Guifn piece.
Widow Machree ~ s#.a
on, you well by daylight.
The Of Traiee
The Bowld Soger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow. ss
Dinah Crow. t X
The Low Backd Car E
would girl again.
What enchanment. 1871
The SISTERS Call, by l.. Tnpp.
Child OF Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Ratapan, sung by Jenny Lind
MazNrka, by Batenan.
NV boat and busIe horn, by Watson.
The Chamos, sung BY the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy Duet.
Beehovens Dream. 8aa4sNs DecA
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in pursuance u law J. ZACHARY TAYLOR Of the
puse ss vii g. held Il he saa II
ss &. asd once X o. Monday
seventh day oJansa nsa o s DISPOSAL q ne public lands %
Nosh Of the line and cei @ The I'm principal meridian
Township ninsiy-eghl, ofrange three.
Townships nineyseven, and ninety eight Of range
Townships nins I'VE, ninsyssven, and
Townships ninety ee, four, ave- six nine
s saE feE a Commencing On MONDAY The
day January next the disposal Of the public lands within the
North efhs base lire and wss Of the ah principal meridian
Townships ninety fu ninety 1--WE, naeiysx ninety seven,
Townskps ninety Jour ninety ave, nnetsx nineiseven,
=" Townsp sias township tsneep the
section as soshsa quarter q section S
Indian sgency and townships nne'yseyen and ninees 81
township ninety -ons, Of range ihireen
* ns asd ose Al On Monday
situated within tho undermentioned townships, owiu
North Of tie base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Townships sinyseyen, sxyegh and sisnine Of six
Townships siryane, range
Townships sixty eight sixty nine Of range eighteen.
Towasps and and ss snss
Townships and sixty nine q range twenly-one
Township seventy one, Of range twenty six.
Townships seventy and O. range twenty
A ss aSd oes Al IOWA STY Commencing ON Monday the
within the following townships, to wit:
Nor Of The base line and ,ossi Of the A principal meridian
Township seventy six, OF range tweny-seyen.
Townships seventy seventy and sevcntyegh o. range
tweny-eigbt. @
Townships and seventy eight Of twenty
schools,
purposes, will Be excluded from the sales.
The offering mentioned lands VIII be commenced
appointed proceed In the order which they nd
offered closed But sale shall DO kept
weeks and private entry q any o. the lands will
be mi the expiration Of the two weeks
city of WashngtoD this fifteenth day
Of sepebc Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. n IAfLOh.
BY President;
J. BprrERrELp,
Commissioner Of General Land 0aiee.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right presumption any
within townships above enumerated, required estnb
sh the satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF the
Office hefef practicable
after seeing ths notice. and before the day appointed for the
public embracing tract
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner of1he General Land Ohice
PostpOnenlenf Public Land sales MT Dubuque,
Iowa. Nas#&
the public sales ofand ordered
United States dated the fifteenth
Of September 1872 be held land Office Dubuque
Iowa, sesenA and days Of January 1850
Given my city Washington, day
December omni thousand eight hundred and nine
Y. TAYLOR.
by the President,
J. BurrERrIELp, EEL
Dec 10 Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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cEALED PROPOSALS. VIII bercceived q this once
(endos~ed .foposss fof Chain on) u O'clock ma on
tho Ia d d March sex5 of furnishing deyerns free of ali
risk e United ibis civ
la lengfh - " - $3.50"
SAID IRON msst be enuely Of and The
oss sun nee nom adnxinIe OF foreign IRON pass such
Fseuoh me fnd navy yard be directed BY the command
an ana us whole quantity % be delivered or before he
Approved sarees in twice amount
sci forth IA the form OF the ain required.
NO e}ent 10 be made unt the whole OF said iron shall BE-
vesed. Every offer be accompanied BY written
ae responsibility be cened 70 by
navy other Official person, BY known al this
agency 0at, accepted, bidder bidders viii,
wiihp five the receipt 81 e the Office
desgnpcd execute the with good and sufficient suretcs 70
furnish e said iron sgeeaby % the terms specified In this adver
uscment, and whsel may be imbodled In the contract
The law Of the 10Th Of August 1896 fords the consideration Of
all proposals accompanied BY such guaranty.
Bidder their oilers above
reqaired distinguished other
order their being opened before the time.
An conformity with this advertisement
PARTICULAR, will be rejected a. informal IN 4A
forwarded without delay. f NJ
osrng designate post through
wch thsy addressed and whom the
}. n. LATHRoP,
Feb lB--eotisteim ssag AA8 Navy Agent.
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TUE Eighth session win Monday, October which day
the pnHefsai affsndaase Of all the students requested This
duties o The classes are promptly and very Inn
poanf that all Their members old should take their places
The opening o. the session The acaaemes extend. from The
Let Of Ocfober 10 tbs lt Of August ere being but
August and september In The COLLEGE all the usual classes under
full professors have for been pursuing
collegiate studies
colleges North. Al third
aiing ca& received their acadcnica degrees.
In The Grammar School, which Immediately adjoins The College,
the preparatory carefully trained
under the supervision at the Professors OF the College Thus pupils
e institution early and their
study under direction they graduate. The
mercantile department those partial members
collegiate preparatory who preparing
all the privileges and advantages q their several classes sabs
ung place Of SOME of the classical studes such
cessaIy preparation for Business.
French regular study, without Extra charge, all the classes
In addition the French, tho mercantile students viii be tas
without charge, German, other modern language
The location OF College perfectly beathu and there
the
Moral and religious education chief design OF the
suuuon. HrFa
charge, covering NIL acadcmica and domestic expenses
The rules Of the College carefully
other OF the student
departments immediate supervision Of the
application made for copies Of the
Rerer further information, well as for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERF0oT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, r. o., Maryland
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NJ CARvAO, Artist, OF Baitimofe respectfully informs
" citizens 81 Washington and the public general thai he has
rented the Daguereopc Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase te Of A and Pennyana
prepared make which will bear
agucrrsoiypcs In the world He has established Baltimore
reputation for making the best pictures that eiy the public
al Washington have the opportunity Of procuring
cte such an as VIII be worthy place the cabinet Of the
cnnosscu the ladies' table Group. number
be taken, with all the classical of light
shadow expression, and beautiful ioue IL highly finished
tint engraving
b. The greatest taken procuring
children and instance will charge be without
ture h. perfectly satisfactory Cali and specimens Post
oem promptly attended TO- Corner Of ~ and Penn
syivania avenue.
II
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o the manifold advantages heah economy
and moral training, the Faculty Of this Institution
selected for its permanent Springs
situated the Lexington and Maysvie Turnpike twenty
miles from the latter place. and the emphaicay
country oenion being twelve miles
village The buildings mostly new, for
\ Is
This place for It's
and romantic scenery and Is PROFESSIONALLY Of eligible
locations for literary institution United The grounds
been greatly improved dung Ave
plat Of forty beautifully margin of the
Licking river Immediately In buildings, will
for military
The win be Immediately Christmas
school opened that the 7t January 1885,
The academic extends from the FIRST Monday September 70
the third Friday Of June--ory weeks.
ss5t7
The entire charge for tuion boarding. lodging, washing fuel
lights blackng servants attendance, viii
be $3.50 Payments will rae
from the day Of entrance the the
day Of January sr example, the third Friday Of June tweny
four weeks, il is S96.
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 25-3td&3icp
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THE subscriber proposes open Law In th place.
msncin on Monday the 2 day Of October
uns on me o'h day o. March The pupils win BE- divided into
two classes The book be
phtns Blackstone Isl vol sarks Evidences Stephen ON Plead
ing and in vol Of QfeenIesfs Evidence
embrace fuckers commeufsne oreenle starke ON EvI
VOL s,sphen on Pleading Goulds Pleading,
prudcncs Lnhe Equity Pleading, Mds Pleading fomsss d.
gse q Neal Properly and Lonax Executors
ATT E viii 3 msds win rhiadehia publisher
attend The subrcrbes NJ Tim
early notice Of their intenton him wbc, trv
dun They w e Furnished 70 The ssden,s me
without additional charge The hours for ~ ds M
HE students will be arranged by subscriber a. ~ enable any
ccsurr M an ~ - prcc~..
q washington CsIege should they deem srpedens 70 DO 60
dicflon and practice Of the Federal Courts ~ 800 = -
the Zee winbe 80 per session, payable IN advance.
Lsnrsror. Va, July n, is4a. s's''-'"'oS''
Iu1v IN
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indebted % the publisher Mr. Casnr ohn, of this city,
for splendid hogaphc view of the city Of Washington and
Georseo and the adjacent mcudiny upon
paculxr ions Of The important public buildings and
have been taken from the CAPITOL embraces
whec Pennsyvauia and
the city westward from that point IL very and
nly executed Is altogether Of Washington
pleasing will be- desirable
the paor work involving great labor part
artist and considerable that OF the nushe which
be amply remuneated by liberal and
his stand the Capitol and probably at the ofte booksellers
IN this city-U mton.
AuEw on by Mr. CAST
cities Of Washington and Georgetown. The view taken from the
porc0 ot Capitol and gives representation OF the
metropolis while the border the print Is composed Of correct
dencaions Of the objects Of interest in the Dis
dents House, Post Oce Patent Office City Hail. Statue Of Wash
ingon, Wipders Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard Georgetown
College, Aqueduct st. PatTcks Church, Arsenal Washington
Monument Observatory Jackson Monument o BEL and War De-
artcu will undoubtedly meet with extensive croula
uon Nat ht
Lhogapc Of Washington city and Georgetown Published
I'M and sold by CAslaIR BoHs, Washington, D. Q.
This autographed sheet Of stiff subsan
a plans of the Capitol and Grounds the Pres
dents House, Office Office, Pension ofce Smith
sonian and all the principal public buildings, including
edces that Mr. Bohn being
gives that but that will be
probably These the Washington and Jackson Mont
Everything the view accurately drawn,
we believe and neatly Autographed Those wish
OF the public buildings here will do well TO
patonize Mr. Bohn.-Giobe. .H5s
For sne my stand in the Capitol.
Feb l0-2aw2wTu&su o. BONN.
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EREsII SUPPLY OF sIcAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT \ DODspN, corner o. PennsyL
respectfully inform the cizens
Washngton Geoeto Alexandria, and their neighborood
just received the following addition ~ their already
well stock goods In the above line: III
pieces imperial lreey carpetng, al IN patterns and
Of hnepess and thickness Of body, cheap
10 pieces tx. superior ingfain do. sAA
These goods bought auction greatly reduced prices and
accordingly.
IS pieces spanish maings coers, excellent and
appropriate article for churches lodges hotels and other public
buildings. II IL pretty, durable, and very cheap
match the above.
quality and floor olclot entirely
patterns them and beautiful;
HALLS passages intended be covered with H. cut out M
u pieces "A s LEIPZIG oico,h, extremely
beautiful tesfst f9s a
bales superb Edinburgh Blankets the
largest for beds These goods
think, be equalled any other house here. 5ar~
124 beautiful Alendale coverlets.
do liza, do 1914 and 81 at very low prices
Also, beautifully knotted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts in oricnta figures coo pink, blue
and white all sizes. 4S8 8a.4sA y8i.ss
pieces extremely rich laine window
ane for window curtains with loops drspery
assel cornces, and muslin embroidered
and will be furnished and
as as any other house in the country.
opportunity OF informing that
enterprise with the determination and
sell goods That win 70 the purchaser and
fact obtaining goods the right
impossible. We respectfully inform the public
they always
furniture goods which will with pleasure exhibit
all call and think not hard O. y we Do mot sell
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT DoDsoN.
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transportation OF stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau Of Provisions and Cothing, January 7, 1850.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
t and Clothing, january J, 1850.
pRoPosALs sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight 70 Pen
viii this Bureau until three O'Clock,
Friday dhy Of February $780, for the transportation
cssl Of government stores hom the navy
ward York. the yard at Pensacola Florida
The the asked barrel without d'ssnc
ton between each barrel Tor two half bseis) Of
beef pork -four, vinegar pickles. whskey Or dried sppe
considered barrels all other 70 be esmnfed
az Whatever they contain
and in OF all casks other than barrels the s will
be- deducted working aydays 20 be allowed
Inc port Brooklyn for taking In and nnccn mir weather
working be allowed AZ Pensacola for dchsns The
same. No pimagc 10 be allowed, .ls /.
Payment BY IN The United States 70 be
y the charter party, within thirty
producing satisfactory evidence OF the delivery OF e
The vessel mu pass the usual ana " w
presented for examination within three days
Bureau viii consider itself
liberty freight the next Lowest bidder or make such
arrangements may best subserve the public interest
Jan -Iawfw
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United states Patent Once,
January 20, 1850.

nN petition Of Jeremiah Myers, Of Meredith Village New
Of patent granted 20 said
Mvcrs fr m for railroads. for scvcn
expiration Of said which takes place on the sh
day of May, ls5l-- -. ..
Il ordered said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
The third Monday n O'Clock, and NIL persons are
notified appear and show they have why sd pe'
ought not 10 be granted =. ,...u-4.a..
Ordered aso notice be published In the nisngence,
Republic Union washington North American ana
ph,adcbla Tribune, York Journal, Proydence khoue
IsIand Daily Atlas, Cincinnati Journal Portsmouth, VIEW hsnp
shire once week weeks previous 70 me miro
'o"oay ~ nP'" "'A' DE WITT @. LAWRENCE,
Aetur Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdo Of the above papers win please copy and send their
bills once, with paper containing "s 'ee
Jan 3i--isw3w
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT wAsHISGTOs, q. c.
CHARLES DE SEEDING,

CHARLES DE SEEDING,
Commissioner, Notary Psblic, and General Agent,
No. III Totids Buildings, Pcansylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
CONTINUES give his prompt attention the prosecution OF
claims before Congress, Executive
before board of appointed 70 adjust spoaon
before foreign pensions, Revolutionary
Naval Army; bounty Scrip under February
ls August TO- 1885, Of mileage for horses and
other
fore being mustered and received into the ece Of the United
subsistence furnished
and all description that may
with Mexico Great Britain He In possession Of all the
forms understands fully all of Pension
other Offices He also attends the procuring Of money
for the Gulf and Mexico,
Calfopiia, and Of Africa.
He has been onoed with Commissions om the every
State Union Of Deeds
deeds, dcpostons and other writing under
be used or recorded In the respective States
Charges win be moderate, and regulated the claimed
and Of services required.
Communications (postpaid win receive Immediate attention
He refer Navy and Depart
and Exceencc The Governors Of
the Union, and Senators and Members Of previous and
present Congress generally. fs&4C Aug ~
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fyENTLEMEN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
day received large full genemens
ting aruces, vixs $50 efs Us 54aesfs Te4s @e
Family .yokeneckn shirts, superior quality
Styles The retailing shirts wholesale prices will be
unusd BY Stevens. Ae s
Fs4-fsAs CRAvATS.
supply Of black aud fancy coors, imported,
believed 10 be the In market sN3ae
Aft HN UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
silk, merino WOOL WOOL large
assortment, and Of extra large
Mn#t- Nsh UMBRELLAS.
Afuil supply Of silk and cotton, some styles.
Also, pockehandkefehie, Cloves pcrmery, dressing
canes brushes, razorin fact every necessary gentle
wardrobe toilet all Of which
prices t.f5f $500 sTEvENS'S,
Great Hat and Gentemens Outfiting Establishment
Dec. 5-codd No Browns Hotel