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SEALHD PROPOSALS. win Be received a. this once
tsndoIsed .fro~als for Chain Iron ~ O'Clock M on
the &c ~ As<ee ne4t io uulhing ana dsveng u
sk 400 Expense 20 the Uuted States
wo thousand links Of inch chain iron each sK inches
$50 sen as es eu3rely Of American manueture,
sess ss ron q foreign and such IN
~ sst 80 whole quantity be delivered ON rbeoe the
Approved sorees estimated amount. The
vet f0<h Va thc fom Of the IN be required.
No % be Of said shall be de-
nvHied Every oe be accompanied by written guaranty
She responsibility the be ccrned 70 y
navy agent other Official person, BY known this
agency, accepted, bidder bidders Win
within days receipt Of the the post Office
deSgnsted with good and sufficient ureties 10
h the said iron aeesb 70 the terms specified In This adver
issman and which may be imboded In The contract
The law o. e 0h Of August 1850 orbds The consideration q
all proposals. accompanied by such guaranty
Bfddes endorse their oncrs
be om other business Letters,
order prevent their being opened before the Time.
conformity with this
every pastkcuaI, will be rejected a. informal.
1se accepted win be duly modified,
tract forwarded without delay.
Persons Offering designate the post Office through
addressed, and the
shall be semi for execution.
j. H. LATHROP,
Feb i6-ectstMM Navy Agent
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THE UNION.


IN pursuance law, ZACHARY TAyLoR President Of
ssss IOWA ne vs5sa dsssssasd,
s e. sss e ~ Z lands %
NmA sftAs line and II tie M principal meridian.
Tounshp ninety eight, Of range three NJ
Tovnshps ninety al nnsyssven ninety ssh, Of range
Townships ave, nnsr uueiyssh,, and
Townships ninety lree ninety four ave, nisysx, nine
q. ssSs as o Ssss., the
day January next M the disposal Of public within the
North ef s line and Wss Of the h principal meridian
Tewl.ips ninety four nnssy.hye niaeyslr, nneg-seven'
Tcwnsips niasyoar. nnstyave ninety ninety seven,
ninety eight o. range eight
Township township ninety The southwest
Indian ssency and townships ninety nneyeg, Of
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen.
~ ssd ose a IA e.
q Il, sas ss5 % @ sgOsa q ne public lands
North f base line and efMs I'm principal meridian
Townships xseven, sixyesh and nine, Of range six
Townshps sny-ssven sixysish, xynins
teen. y. s.a b. .g N y, -.1,.E 3. An ...ag.
Townships sixty and sn!y.nne, q nineteen
rownIips sissy eight and ssiy-nas, q rans iweayone
Townships si1iy eight ssy-nne, range tweniyiwo
w was seventy as
s as
January next disposal public lands
within the following townships, 70 wit
North Of base line aud or The finn principal eidan
Township seveniysx, Of range twenty-seven
Townships seventy six, seventy and seventy eight range
twenty eight. s7 M
Townships seventy eight, twenty
appropriated Of schools military other
puIpsss. win @ excluded from .he sales m, I.
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will be commenced
the appointed and In the order In which they
vese with all convenient datch until the whole shall have been
offered, the thus closed But sale shall be kept
than two weeks and no private entry q any o. the lands viii
al the city Of Washington this fifteenth
septembe Doni thousand eight hundred and
nine, 34s u. TAYLOR.
BY the President,
J. BurrEAnELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right presumption any
h the the satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of
land ONCE, and make payment there practicable
er h notice. and before the day appointed for the
mencement Of the public sale o. the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim viii s do .,4
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce.
Postponencnt OF the PaBiic Land Sales Dubuque,
Iowa.
Notice hereby gve that public sales Of lands ordered
aaon the President ofe United Saes dated the fifteenth
l649 be held the land Office Dubuque
seren and enfy first days OF January 1850
clared 10 be postponed until further notice. .ss3
Given under hand the city Of Washngon this l day Of
u. TAYLOR.
by the Presidentt
j.. BurrENYfEbD,
Dec II Commissioner of the General Land Once
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msnsing on mondsy hs se DAY q October NEXT
two ciases The teri book IN Junior course win BE- ste
phens Blackstone M vol stske Evidence stephen Plead
embrace Tssssr. G,senisM and sskls Ey
vel of Gritty Pleading, Hocombes Introduction 10 Equity js
prudence, Lube Equity Pleading, Miord Pleading Lonasr D
Ansnssmsn win 3 made win PhIadephia law publisher
n c above on ne best terms and young gentlemen pro
cary notice o their Intention and him hetcr they
b supplied with any portion Of The above works. through
diun They VIII . furnished . the students The
be senior Glass WIN have ne privilege attending the junior
HE sudeniu win b. arranged ny subscriber A. 10 enable any
member 81 either class % attend the lectures Professor
of Washington College should they deem espeden
few lectures VIII ~ delivered ~ We chose q NE the Ju
The fee win he - psr session, payable IN advance
L Lar, Va, Juy ~ isss
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NAVY DKFARTMKrT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing January 7, 1850
pRoPosALs sealed and endorsed Proposals for esh. Pen
this Bureau until three O'clock
M on Friday Of February, 1850, for the transportation
1850 ess Of government stores nom the navy
ward yard At Pensacola Florida
offers the price asked per barrel without dne
beecp each barrel Tor two half arre OF
beef pork -four vinegar pickles, whskcy or dried nppes
viii be considered all other packages 20 be estimated al
rate barrel, whatever they contain
Of all casks other than barrels the anhs viii
deducted working laydays 10 be allowed nj
the port Brooklyn for taking In and fifteen fair weather
working aydays be allowed at Pensacola for discharrng the
same. No pinage 10 be allowed.
Payment be made BY agent The United States 70 Be
and named In The within thirty
dnys evidence Of the delivery Of the
the usual inspection and be al the Brook
l0 OF February, $780, ready receive
CARGO and presented for examination within three days
amer being notified the Bureau will consider itself
liberty bidder, make such
best subserve the public interest
e--law4w
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VIZ indebted % The pubisher Mr. Bohn, city,
w hr spcndd photographic view the city Washington and
Gcoeton and the adjacent country including upon margin,
pastcular representations Of he important public budne
% have been taken from the CAPITOL
whcic o. Pennsyvana and remaining portion
the city westward on thai point very and very
% sxecaed altogether superior TO view OF Washington
pleasing picture very desirable ornamant for
the paslor 10 work involving labor the the
ARTIST ard considerable that Of the psbse
trust amply liberal and
H. stand CAPITOL probably ofhe
in this city, Uaion
I'VE shown by
elites of sng.on and Gcorgeown The view i taken Gom he
poco q the Cao and gives correct representation the
metropolis while the border the print composed
delnsaons Of the more prominent objects Of interest In the
House, Once Patent Once City Hail. Statue q wash
ng.on Wnders Building jackson Hall Navy Yard Georgetown
Monument Observatory, Jackson Monument TO bel
particular and viii undoubtedly with
ton.--Nas. Int.
L0gaph view Of Washington city and Georgetown. Published
and sold by CAsfMIR BoHH, Washington, d. o.
This photographed very stiff subsan-
ial PAPER and contains Capitol and Grounds o Pres
dents House, tho Post Office, Oce Pension Office Smith
aud all principal public buildings, including
good private, Jackson Hall being among them B while
little Imaginative gives that not but that viii be
probably Washington and Jackson Monu-
Everything introduced the view IL accurately drawn,
believe, and neatly Autographed Those who wish 10 have
patronixe Mr.. Bohn.-Gicbe
For sale my stand in the Capitol.
Feb To- 2aw2wTuASu O. BONN.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, d. Q.
CHARLES DIE SEEDING.

Commissioner Notary Public, and General Agent,
No. u-Todd's Baiidings, Pennsylvania avenue,
W.aSHINGreH, D. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt the prosecution
claims bcce Congress- Of the
before hoard Of commissioners appointed adjust spoiaons
before foreign procuring Revolutionary
Naval Army bounty land scrip under the law OF February IL
1877 August TO- s4s mileage for horses ana
other Property lost destroyed incurred by volunteers
fore being mustered and received into service Of United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description Of
with Mexico Great Britain He In Of all The
forms and understands fully NIL the requirements OF the Pension
other ohces He the
for made in the Gulf and Mexico,
California, and coast OF Africa.
He been honored with Commissions from the
State in the Union Commissioner Of Deeds take the probate
Deeds deposons and other instruments writing under sea
% be used or recorded In the respective States.
win and regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications pospad) win receive Immediate attention
He refer Navy and other Executive Depart
and their Exceences the Governors Of the several States
the Unon Senators and Members of the and hs
present Congress generally. Aug8
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THE Eighth open Monday, October which
attendance all the students requested The
duties Of promptly ecommenced and
that all their members, DID, should take their
the opening The acadmcal year extends from
M Of October hs LIST Of August there being but vacation
August and september In The College all e usual classes under
full professors have for several been pursuing the
TIRE course Of collegiate studies equal 70 that prescribed te ode
colleges the North Al the fhrd
aing class received their acadcmical degrees
in SCHOOL, which Immediately ndons College
the classes carefully trained by
under the OF the Professors Of College, Thus pupils
the institution early and pursue their entire
study under the direction until they graduate
mercantile embraces partial members
collegiate preparatory classes who preparing
other professional life Such students
TO all privileges and Of their
cessary preparation for business.
French Irregular study without extra charge 10 all The classes
In addition % The French the mercantile students win be taught
without charge German, other modern language.
The location inc College perfectly heshfn and there
villages
ysung Moral religious education chief design OF
stituiion.
charge covering academca expenses
5 OF months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All Departments under the Immediate supervision Of
undersigned, application made for copies Of
Register further information well for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN y. KERfOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-aaw2m Coilege Of st. James, r. o., Maryland.
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IA CARD.

THE undegned having opened an Office at the end Of Wnders
building opposite the Navy Department. offeTs
his persons who may business transactions with
the different departments Of the government In the settlement d
which they the prosecu
ZION &C claims pending before Congress HIS long connexon with
the Navy Department. In dscank the duties OF important
together with acquaintance with the members
Congress- possibly enable him render important service 70
such may entrust their business to his management
WIN. b. SCOTT,
4 Late Navy Agent
Republican Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer; Herald,
New Statesman, Pennsylvania, Phiade
Sept. 20--n
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NEW MUsIC.Just received the oldestabished Music
Stationery Store, Of 18th street, Pennsylvania
nue. following popular Music, from the publishers
liam lias& Son. New York. which we will sell A our reduced
price, four cents per page WIN. FISCHER
The Lonely Rose by Jenny Lind composed by BaI
Gentle Voices, by Charles Glover. - VI
Why do Weep for Thee, ballad, by Wallace
When pensvc feelings wake the sigh written BY Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, by Maeder
The Mosquito Polka, by j. Sloman.
Digen Hose Companys Quick Step, performed by Dodwoht
Two Merry Gipsies a Duet by McFarren
Waves, Duet composed by Stephen Glover
The Preside Song, by WV. Wallace.
The Female by Dumboltonh Seenaden
The Moonlight Of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrstys Minstrels.
Deya vale Scottish ballad by the composer Of the "od Kin
yard" 4AHs
The Thought Adieu, composed by Gongoas
Filtration Polka, by M. Suakosh
Robert le Diable, arranged by +. Beyer
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James @. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by M. Strakosh. af w
La Sylphide, Fantasie RJmantique, by M. StakoslI.
The Ethiopian Medley, overture, arranged by s. Enrich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree.
Oh watch you well by daylight
The Rose OF Tralee.
The Bowid 5oger Boy.
Jeannet and Jeannot.
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car.
Oh, would were girl again. N4
What enchantment. I
The Sisters Call, by L. Tppp
Child OF the Regiment, a. sung by Jenny Lind.
Rataplan, sung by Jenny Lind.
nv boat and bueIe horn by Watson.
The Chamois, as sung by the Rainer family.
Our fair Italy, ms a ductt ,K.
Beethoven's Dream. Dec
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AsTROLOGY.-The celebrated W. R0BACK, ffom Sweden
Office No. II Locust street, above street, Philadelphia
his citizen OF Washington vicinity. has
been concd with a tbs crowned heads Of enjoys
living Natvie
calculated according a. S5 Par
drawn BY sendnr the
date Of the day of their birth An fee
viii receive immediate snencn, and nae any part
o the world, written durable and he
Of his power by conjunoa following topics
Couhp advice advice oS
wealthy marriages he has xyen
the too free OF the bottle and Cor All hszs
the stolen lost
Thousands Of the above named
its vicinity and all 20 full nasAcon,
during the last two years Al ietten will
spAs4 will ee answered ats For pacnis call
sas. c. w. RoBAcK-
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IA BLANCHARD Phisdelpids5 have Just sus1 ntto-
Ia caI sketch War bstsesn ~ Uifsd esa,ss
and Great Bu, dselfee w NJ e ~ tdh q
Charles ingefson embracing the events Of 1874 In we'll
pnce dollar. 1919 L. " ts1 "a r'
MI Inseos position, msmhsz of Congress, dang the wsr
tbs collection d inonnsnon frou ~ oren
domesdc puc and pnsese OF ese ha awaited
the result innenas Il cuous
matter, which now The light for the time,
q that period The NOS eoadnea . e mere details ofe
action political ovsenfs and and
struggle, together with sketches Of the Among
other matters will be ound chapter Bank Of the United
states om r. charter % its winding up with plan Of bank
Persons residing the country book through
post Office, BY Of dollar TO the publishers.
Dec 7--aeo N
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~ CARvALHo, Artist, OF Baltimore, respectfully informs the
u Washington the public general that he has
Daguteoype Gallery formerly occupied by Van Loan
Chase Of N and Pennsyivana where he
viii bear comparison with
daereoypes In the world He has established At Baltimore
making the pctues In that and the public
N Washington opportunity Of procuring artistic
picture win be worthy place In the cabinet the
table. Groups
taken with all the classical Of light and
shadow, expression and beautiful tone Of highly mexxo
tint engraving.
b. The greatest taken In procuring correct lkenesses
children and In instance will charge be made without the
perfectly satisfactory Cali and examine specimens Post
nortem promptly attended TO- Corner OF " street and Penn
syfvana
Dee. II
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MIME yrOREI beg leave Of strangers
and citizens and choice stock of
bandes old and Of the highest order, which
offer for snlc NJ moderate prices; s8 nth. III
Madeira in bodies and casks grades, very old
sherry, pale and brown, bottled and in wood. e
Port wine of very superior quality and genuine saL
Rhine wine Of variety them Steinberger Cabne
% Steinwen in Bocksbrutel."
Also Sparkling Rhine and Mosee house Of Henkei
Co., in Mayence, the Rhine ~ !, Az
French Champagne, Heidsck, 7, Mumm Co.., de
Brmont, " " Chateau LaGte Haut Bnon
g Haut- TaIance,p St Julien, Ac.
Table Claret, Sauterne, BIC,
Dock, &C. #Sx88N
Also, o draagh dark and pale Cognac. Ns
jamaica Rum, in bottles, high proof, and finest favor
Holland gin, very fine and pure.
Irish, Scotch, Whskey In bottles and casks.
bordeaux Curacoa" wild Cherry Brandy and
Stomach Biters, prepared by myselE)
Scoth nd London Brown Stout, &C.
Always kept choice article Of Havana cigars.
--i Ir An JOHN Ii. BUTHMANN,
Pa. avenue, south side, between ~ and streets.
Dec T-2wif2m
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diff DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsn away from the sub.
scnber, living Nottingham Prince George county, boys,
BEN PERRY Ben IL bright muao; has under the
len eye, caused BY powder long blue and light
He - old Perry had white
cloth Old frock and II ~ old.
win give any dollars reward for the boys, wherever TAKEN either
brought home secured In jail that get them again
Dec. 1l-dlw JOHN Il. SKINNER
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MO- 3, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET, have constantly
IN on hand full assortment Of family groceries.


NO. 3, OPPOsrrE CENTRE MARKET have constantly
IN hand full assortment Of family groceries
Extra New York family flour
% 10 superdne aow
Do hulIed buckwhcat lth
Rye -four Graham flour
Unbolted d0ur, (shite wheaD
FIesh ground oat hour ~.
standard loaf crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
JAVA Mascaibo Mocha, Rio, and 81, Domingo
coffee VII e4f gMsl8ftst t8 lssS 6483 Ms~t tE5gs
Fine gunpowde imperial young Tyson, old hyson Tyson skin,
Superior butter selected Orange county dairies M
saEsaso Parnesan, scian, pine APPLE imitation English and
Goshen cheese ffs59 e S4se " ts
boston, oyster soda, and crackers
No / and No Q Mackere in Is Id. kits tya
IA barrels and barrels codh salmon tongues and sounds and
dunfsh " ssEssss&kff W. 4. 4s.
BIeached winter sperm, lard, and whaie oil NJ t4A
SPERM sperm, adamannc and moad candles, assorted
sizes ssF 3NaB III r. feFa s.t.t s4N 0ta Hs
variety Of fancy mats, brooys, buckets, baskets, sc.
Pure ground spices Of all kinds
Spices all kinds grain fa s#N si MNtf flA A
Spanish and French olives vinegar mushroom walnut
and tomato catsup mixed pickles. gerkn and English pickles.
Preserved lines Guaya jelly fruits In strip
Cranbernes, msns, figs, currnnts .aS q
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa cuon i .
Worcehe, Harvey Headings and pepper sauce India Sol
Anchoyic, shrimp, Cayier, and Bloter pastes "
Extract Of lemon marjoram celery nutmeg vanilla, almond
peach, mint peel, and savory, OF superior qualify
powder, h0eradsh anch0vcs safines
flower and peach water bay rum, salad drcsne Coopers
geane, Leghorn star chip and seed maccaron yermceh
French Spanish and homeopathic chocolate farna, Taoca
Wild, many other articles, which would soc,
''" 'i'' Z Z IN " JOHN B. KIBBEY co.
Dec o--eoDuf
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NENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS 's-STEvENs has tins
day received and full Of gentemen outdt
nng articles, viz: aaiEs3ast iSa 500
Family "yoke neck, Shirts superior quality new
styles The Of retailing shirts wholesale prices win be
tinued by Stevens. se1 sea esa saasFG
"a 4i,4af ssi CRAyATs. .l 500 qls sssess
large Of black and color imported and
believed Aafssa6Gs4
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
in silk, merno lambs WOOL Scotch wool, large
assortment, and Of extra large Sizes
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, some new styles
Also, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sovcs pcrume,
canes, brushes, razon FACT every article necessary gene
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which will be sold uniform
prices STEvENSis. 49,. F
Great HAT and Genuemens out6ttns Establishment
5-eodn No. / Browns Hotel
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TyREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
i DRY GOODS--CLAGETT b DoDSON, corner Of Penns,i
street, would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Washington Georgetown Alexandria, and their neighboroo
following addition 70 their already
well assorted stock Of goods in the above lines
10 pieces imperial hreeply capeting all In new patterns
colors great nencss and thickness Of body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do.
goods bought auction, greatly reduced prices and
will be sold accordingly.
appropriate churches, lodges hotels, and other %
buildings pretty, very durablc and very cheap
door mats, 10 match the abOve
new sheets quality welseasoned Moor 0ici0th, entirely
new patterns Of extremely rich and beautiful; for
halls intended 70 be covered with ~ we cur out 70 a.
Is pieces IA LEIPZIG table oIcIO, extremely rich
beautiful. g8.4gs8. gss
bales superb Edinburgh bound blankets, from the smallest
sized crib largest for beds These goods cannot
think, equaled in any other house here
i 1914 beautiful Alendaley c0vercts
/ do ia, do. l0-4 and 3D. at very low prices.
Also, new-stye beautifully knoed into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts, in oriental hgres, coiora pink blue
peces extremely rich satin iaine for window curtains.
do damask window curtains, with the loops dapeg
hanging tasses p cornces lace and muslin embroidered
ali and will be furnished and
as low Ms any other house in the country -
We take this informing
enterprise started with the determination TO keep
sell no goods that prove advantageous 20 the purchaser
credabe ourselves, and that we viii be underod W no one
fact our facilities obtaining goods Of the right sort such
such thing Is Impossible. We respectfully INFORM public
that they always general assortment
ali goods, which viii with pleasure exhibit
call and think not hard Of if we do not sell
Dec l-MTh3w CLAGETT DoDsoN
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CELLING or Winter stock n Cost.-The subscribers
secty inform their customers and the public generally that
they their first
the nonth engaged in tkng inventory
Spring purchases Among
be goods useful
times which viii dispose Of for cash. punctua
We
50 pieces coIored dress silks, In all styles
white blue and pink satins
F. do. do. gacc silks
20 pieces colo 81 velvets In all possible shades
few remaining OF those hansome embroidered
Grape spring with xcocte
Of collars bcrthes and inside all Of
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
FebI2-3teod
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Hampshire praying for e extension Of patent granted 70 SAID
Myers improvement about for railroads. for sever
years expiration OF said patent which kes place on e Gun
day Of May, ISL - -. ON. -,
third April next at ~ O'Clock and an psons ~
notified appear they have, why '" P
ton ought not 10 be granted, !. a.. ,a,.,u.a,c.,
ordered also notice be Published IN shc nlsmssns
Washington; North American anu
Phadepha, Tribune New York, Journal rloog New swp
Island: Daily Atlas Journal, portsmouth, scw
shire once weeks previous 20 e "a
mon"ay ~ hP"' NEXT DE WITT @. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
Of The above papers will please copy and send their
bins ID be Patent once, containing his notice.
ian VI f Alll
rA ysTfDN PORCELAINE French Visiting Cards, very
h,r ana drscy finished and highly polished both Sides
VISITING card engraved and cards every style printed
jan 81 TAYLOR \ MAURY's Bookstore, near psh street,
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vTruTrNo-CARDs printed ana plates engraved In ths
,he 6pest crsIlv suppied, By TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov 40 Bookseller, near 9Th ~